CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular cycling tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Half-day Vancouver bike tour by Cycle City Tours: Stanley Park, Granville Island, Seawall, Chinatown, Gastown. Small group, 5 hours.
“We enjoyed our first cycle city tour. Steve was an amazing guide. He is very knowledgeable. He provided history and local know how during the tour . It was very organized and safe. I highly recommend this to whoever visiting Vancouver.”
4-hour small-group e-bike tour of Vancouver featuring Stanley Park Seawall, Lions Gate Bridge, Yaletown, Chinatown, and Gastown.
“Highlight of our trip! Saw so many sites. Our guide German was AMAZING and fun!! Taught us so much!!”
Bike Stanley Park with a small group, cruise the seawall, stop for totems and beaches, and learn Vancouver’s logging and wildlife stories.
“Really enjoyed this tour! Our guide (Zach) was very knowledgeable, and the views were absolutely stunning. Would definitely recommend, worth its money!!”
Montreal eBike sightseeing tour with Jean-Talon and Atwater markets, Mont Royal views, and neighborhood rides on included bikes and helmets.
“David was a great tour guide with tremendous knowledge about the area and its history. The bikes were comfortable and fast and easy to control. Views from Mont Royal are spectacular.”
Bike Vancouver in 5 hours with a small group. Stanley Park seawall, Granville Island, Gastown and Chinatown, plus a 45-minute break.
3.5-hour guided bike tour through Toronto’s downtown: CN Tower, Chinatown, Kensington Market, and lakefront views with helmets, snacks.
Guided e-bike through Whistler’s cedar forests and lakes, ending with time at Whistler Racquet Club. Snacks included.
“A great way to see the lakes and green areas around Whistler”
Ride an e-bike through Montreal neighborhoods, Jean-Talon Market, and Mount Royal views, with a bagel break. 3 hours from $79.
Small-group downtown Toronto bike tour with helmet and snacks, guided stops from CN Tower to Sugar Beach, 3.5 hours and easy riding.
“Great guide and great tour! lots of insight and a good path of different key locations - fully recommend”
Non-touristy pink bike tour in Montreal: street art, Mount Royal, Gay Village, and a park picnic with craft beer in a group of 10.
“Great pace, informative (but not boring) tidbits that kept everyone engaged. Delicious lunch. Rufus was friendly and fun. A perfect tour that we would recommend to alll!”
Cycle Montreal in 3 hours with a licensed guide, helmet, water, bagel or bakery tastings, and a beer or wine. Choose City Tour or Architecture.
“Guide was wonderful for the main tour and the bike rental allowed us to hold on to the bikes for the rest of the afternoon. We used that time to see even more of the city, biking on the F1 track and checking out the world expo pavilions.”
Cycle Old Montreal, the Old Port, Plateau and more with a guide, bagel tasting, and a free drink, then keep your bike all day.
Ride mostly-flat bike paths from Old Quebec to Montmorency Falls on an e-bike or bike, with a cable car and guided history.
“It was a fun e-bike ride with very little change in elevation. Almost all on bike paths, so it was very safe. You get to view the falls from the top and bottom. Ride the tram up and down or take the stairs down for a better view. Our guides were great.”
Ride Toronto Islands by bike with a ferry crossing, car-free streets, and skyline views. 3.5 hours with guide, snacks, and photo stops.
A 3-hour e-bike ride through central Montreal, from Mount Royal views to Old Montreal cobblestones and the Old Port waterfront.
“This was an awesome tour full of history and information of life in Montreal. The Fitz team was awesome, had bikes, helmets and maps ready for us. They gave a great safety briefing too and overall used all the amazing bike infrastructure in the city to move us safely about. Great tour! Book it! I…”
