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 love doing a tour on our first day to get acclimated and get a lay of the land and this was such a perfect "Vancouver" way to do so! Loved the time spent in Stanley Park, Granville Island and the West End. There were some hills at the end that could be challenging for…”
4-hour small-group e-bike tour of Vancouver featuring Stanley Park Seawall, Lions Gate Bridge, Yaletown, Chinatown, and Gastown.
“Chris is a fun and entertaining guide….route was great as were the bikes. 3.5 - 4 hours was perfect time”
Bike Stanley Park with a small group, cruise the seawall, stop for totems and beaches, and learn Vancouver’s logging and wildlife stories.
“Great tour! Stanley Park is a must see-JT was an awesome guide. Lots of great facts about things along the route. Good number of stops and time for photos. Enjoyed all of it-bikes easy to ride. Recommend CCT!”
Montreal eBike sightseeing tour with Jean-Talon and Atwater markets, Mont Royal views, and neighborhood rides on included bikes and helmets.
“The e-bike tour was perfect! Great bikes, easy to use. Got to see so much of Montreal in short time frame. Our guide David was a superstar—great training, care for group’s safety, friendly, and super knowledgeable! We strongly recommend.”
Bike Vancouver in 5 hours with a small group. Stanley Park seawall, Granville Island, Gastown and Chinatown, plus a 45-minute break.
“Our guide Zack has a good knowledge and was spontaneous in his performance. He deserves to be back next summer :)”
3.5-hour guided bike tour through Toronto’s downtown: CN Tower, Chinatown, Kensington Market, and lakefront views with helmets, snacks.
“The perfect way to discover the city. Our guide Carlos was committed and knowledgeable; Boxy made sure that the whole group cycles safely. I loved it. Thank you, Team!”
Guided e-bike through Whistler’s cedar forests and lakes, ending with time at Whistler Racquet Club. Snacks included.
“On picture it shows an electric mountain bike in a mountain side type environment so I was under the impression that I was going off road , when I turned up I could see I was not going off road by the bike , this activity is great for people who can ride a bike…”
Ride an e-bike through Montreal neighborhoods, Jean-Talon Market, and Mount Royal views, with a bagel break. 3 hours from $79.
“The tour was wonderful. The guide very knowledgeable and fun. What a great day!”
Small-group downtown Toronto bike tour with helmet and snacks, guided stops from CN Tower to Sugar Beach, 3.5 hours and easy riding.
“The only reason why I am not giving 5 stars is because I wondered around the parking garage for 20 minutes and so therefore I was late for the bike tour. I was on level two wandering around. And the woman on the phone was not helpful. And she was not even at the location…”
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.
“I went on this bike tour with Chris. This was really fun and an amazing way to see the city! Chris was a great guide and fun to hang with. Towards the end we had a nice lunch a park. Highly recommended.”
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.
“Mike was great. The tour was great. I'd 100% recommend to get the electric bikes, it makes the ride much more enjoyable.”
Cycle Old Montreal, the Old Port, Plateau and more with a guide, bagel tasting, and a free drink, then keep your bike all day.
“It was wonderful! Our tour guide Mike T. was so knowledgeable about the history and demographics of Montreal. The people on our tour were lovely and friendly and we were delighted with our day. After the tour we kept our bikes and rode to the top of Mount Royal. Even the torrential downpour was fun!…”
Ride mostly-flat bike paths from Old Quebec to Montmorency Falls on an e-bike or bike, with a cable car and guided history.
“Had such a great time. What a wonderful way to see the falls. This was the first time we had been on an E-Bike and our guide made it very easy for us. Even if you have not risen an E-Bike this is a great way to familiarize yourself and have a great time.”
Ride Toronto Islands by bike with a ferry crossing, car-free streets, and skyline views. 3.5 hours with guide, snacks, and photo stops.
“Oscar was amazing. We had a spectacular time on the islands.”
A 3-hour e-bike ride through central Montreal, from Mount Royal views to Old Montreal cobblestones and the Old Port waterfront.
“This tour is a great way to see Montreal, learn some history about the city, and explore the beautiful neighborhoods. Our guide, Martin, was knowledgeable and so pleasant! Worth the time and money for sure!”
