CYCLETRAVELGUIDE
The rides worth booking.
The 14 cycling tours in canada riders book most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how far and how hard the day is, who runs it, and what a saddle costs.
Small-group Vancouver bike tour to Stanley Park and the Seawall, plus Granville Island, Chinatown and Gastown. Bike and helmet included.
Most Popular“Great Tour, our guide Marion was Terrific. We were able to see a lot of the city and she explain many things to us”
Bike Vancouver’s Stanley Park with a small group. Seawall views, totems, wildlife chances, and a relaxed, guided ride for about 3 hours.
“Great way to see Vancouver and learn some history and interesting facts! Zach was an excellent tour guide! We took multiple stops/breaks along the way to sight-see and learn something new. From the beach, to the Seawall, to Stanley Park - it was about an 8-9 mile ride and is probably good if you've at…”
Cycle through Stanley Park’s rainforest and shoreline on a 3-hour guided ride from downtown Vancouver with bike, helmet, and local stories.
“It was super fun to explore the city and Stanley Park by bike. We really enjoyed the scenery, the group and the friendly staff. Larissa, our guide made it easy for us and gave us a lot of information about the city and suroundings.”
Rent an electric bike for about 4 hours on Île d’Orléans from Quebec City. Self-guided routes, easy hills, and scenic farm stops.
“A must do if visiting Ile d'Orlean! The staff was very helpful in introducing the route, and the bike was well maintained. My 14 years old, my wife and I were able to navigate the island quite easily and safely. The route introduced was so charming, and we finished our trip with a winery tasting…”
3-hour e-bike ride in Saguenay’s La Baie: fjord viewpoints plus Ha! Ha! Pyramid and Musée du Fjord stops, with helmets included.
“A great day out. Very friendly and helpful staff, great bikes and perfect ride around the bay. We were off a cruise ship so perfect location to start our ride”
4-hour regular bike rental on Île d’Orléans from Quebec City. Self-guided routes, St Lawrence views, and a smooth-paced island detour.
“Superbe expérience! Les paysages sont magnifiques et les gens hyper sympathiques. Il y a plusieurs endroits qui gagnent à être découverts. Je me suis régalé tout au long du parcours. Je retiens surtout le plaisir que j’ai eu en faisant une partie de l’île à vélo. Ne pensez pas qu’il n’y a pas de petits…”
Self-guided Ottawa cycling with a pro bike fit, Rideau Canal routes, and a 200th anniversary stop. Helmet, lock, map included.
“Magnifique balade en velo le long du canal Rideau, meilleur moyen de déplacement pour découvrir ces sites bucoliques.”
A 4-hour electric bike rental that covers Montmorency Falls, the St. Lawrence waterfront, and Old Quebec, with helmet and lock included.
“Fabulous half day bike ride to Montmorency Falls. Offered a different perspective to the city experience, with a great and knowledgeable local guide. Highly recommend. We originally booked self-guided option but somehow tipped into the guided one ( for a few more $$$) and it was a great decision.”
Rent a Quebec City bike for 4 hours with self-guided routes, helmet and lock included. Pedal the river paths and nearby sights.
“Great staff. Everyone we spoke to at Echo was friendly and helpful. Ended up just renting for a couple hours b/w the rain storms. Took the path along the water to the bridge with my 13 year old.”
Guided bike tour of Toronto’s Distillery, Harbourfront, Music Garden, Toronto Island, and Ireland Park with local tips and car-free riding.
“Wendy was wonderful in guiding us through parts of lakeside Toronto and the island. We really enjoyed riding on the island with no cars and the trip was leisurely and informative. The bikes were is great shape and she shared with us many local tips on where to go and eat. Would be a fantastic…”
Ride Victoria by bike on a 3-hour highlights loop with coastal views, 20+ street art, Craigdarroch Castle, and a local guide for $79.
“Not so sure that the chosen stops were the best ones. The bike trip was perfect.”
Rent a bike for a full day in Quebec City, with helmet and lock included, and follow an easy self-guided route to Old Quebec and Montmorency Falls.
“We loved the little bike shop we rented from. The girl running it was great and informative. We really enjoyed our time!”
Cycle Saint John’s forts, bayside rapids, and brewery stories on a small-group ride with a beer stop and big views for about $85.
“This is an excellent tour. The tour operators are super friendly and helpful. The communication is great. By the end of the day touring with Darren, we felt like we spent a day biking with an old friend.”
Full-day family bike rental in Montreal with bikes, helmets, locks, trail maps, and water—ride Old Montreal to the waterfront, Port, and Chinatown.
“Our family of 7 (kids ages 9 to 17) absolutely loved this experience. They equipped us all very well and gave great suggestions on bike routes to take. They were incredibly patient and very professional. We didn’t take a tour since we had young kids and weren’t sure they would want all of the history…”
Every region worth a day in the saddle, city by city.
