Top California Bike Rentals

Discover San Francisco on your own schedule with a 1-day bike rental. Visit the crooked path of Lombard Street, North Beach, Haight-Ashbury, the Golden Gate Bridge and other culturally rich and unique San Francisco neighborhoods. This self-guided trip gives you the opportunity to create your own itinerary as you explore the beloved City by the Bay. The entire fleet of equipment is sanitized regularly and curbside pick-up is available to ensure that your rental experience is safe and enjoyable.

Biking across the Golden Gate Bridge is a classic San Francisco experience not to be missed, so reserve a full-day bike rental to explore the city's icon span and many other attractions at your own pace. A high-quality electric Cannondale bike is ideal for cruising up and down San Francisco's famous hills without breaking a sweat. Plus, an easy-to-follow illustrated map helps you cross the bridge and navigate to other landmarks.

Explore stunning San Francisco by bike with pre-booked bicycle rentals. Choose from two-hour, half-day, and full-day options, and pick up your bicycle right in the center of the city. Maps are included, plus a basket, helmet, and bike lock, leaving you free to get down and explore.

One of the best ways to experience San Francisco’s incredible array of attractions is on two wheels. Embark on your own independent bike tour with this 24-hour bike rental, beginning from either Fisherman’s Wharf or Union Square. Pedal your way to iconic sites such as the ‘Painted Ladies’ of Alamo Square, Golden Gate Park, and the corner of Haight and Ashbury. A provided map and suggested bike routes help you to avoid the city’s notorious hills and get you wherever you’d like to go easily. Take in views of San Francisco Bay along the Embarcadero, bicycle to the Pacific Ocean or even cross the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and return via ferry. The choice is yours.

Explore many miles of Lake Tahoe's beautiful East Shore Trail without breaking a sweat on a self-guided e-bike tour. Set the bike's battery boost settings to your own personal preference, and set off on fully paved, traffic-free paths for a stress-free day of cycling. The bike is yours for the entire day, along with bike locks so you can pop off to enjoy beaches and forests along the way.

Get to know Lake Tahoe while keeping your eyes on the road and the magnificent scenery with a self-guided audio tour designed for listening in your own car. Many of Tahoe's natural and historic treasures are tucked away, but this downloadable smartphone app will take you to must-see locations and hidden gems. Start and stop the tour whenever you like, and explore Tahoe at your own pace.

Enjoy easy access to the California Academy of Sciences with this pre-paid skip-the-line ticket. Walk right in to enjoy the museum's 4-story rain forest, planetarium, and aquarium. Avoid wasting your precious vacation waiting in the long lines to purchase tickets for this exhibit-packed museum. Your admission includes all shows and exhibits, and is a perfect activity for families. While masks are no longer required indoors, we strongly encourage guests to continue masking up.

There's nothing quite like the first time a person gets on an electric bike. Whether you're visiting or just want to see the sights in a new and wonderful way it's going to be a great time.

Environmentally conscious travelers will love the chance to tour Santa Barbara by e-bike. Instead of joining a wasteful bus tour or getting tired on a walking tour, hire an e-bike and zip around the city. See and do exactly what you want with e-bike hire ranging from one hour to one day. You'll be given a map and some local tips to help you find your way around.

Hop on a ‘70s-era VW bus and get to know the hippie past and hipster vibe that make up San Francisco today. Starting and ending at Fisherman’s Wharf, this 2-hour sightseeing tour takes you around the city, including Chinatown, North Beach, the Castro, the Mission, downtown and more. See the homes of The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, while listening to ‘60s classics. So settle into a neon-blue seat and dig your shoes into groovy shag carpet. Each bus accommodates up to just six people.

Ride a bike across the Golden Gate Bridge with a San Francisco Bike rental that’s convenient to the city’s scenic waterfront bike trail. Follow one of SF’s most classic rides: cruise across the bridge to a hilltop with sweeping views of the city, descend a winding, swooping hill into Sausalito, and return to the San Francisco waterfront by ferry. Enjoy the freedom of exploring by bike, on quiet roads and dedicated paths.

Avoid crowded buses and tiring walking tours with this e-bike rental in San Francisco. Explore the city at your own pace while easily seeing top attractions near the rental shop in the North Beach neighborhood. Your rental starts roughly 20 minutes away from the Golden Gate bridge by bike—take the short ride to Fort Point and cross the bridge in the zippy e-bikes for a full day of fun.

Explore the coastal city of Morro Bay, California with an electric bike rental. Navigate the city streets and hills with ease and let the electric bike do all the hard work for you. Choose from several bike models to suit your group's needs and discover the city's top highlights such as the Embarcadero and Morro Rock.

Cruise through San Francisco on an electric scooter from Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge during this private tour. See landmarks including Maritime Park, Marina Green, and Ghiradelli Square. Take in the views of the San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge during the journey.

Explore the beaches and landmarks of Carlsbad, California aboard an e-bike with this rental option. Pick up your electric bike in the city center and embark on your own journey through the city. Stop at the beach, bike along the boardwalk, grab a bite to eat, or explore small towns nearby, the choice is yours.

One of the best ways to explore Santa Barbara is by bike; avoid becoming fatigued and rent an electric bike to discover the coastal city. Cruise around the pier, Stearns Wharf, Point Castillo, 1000 Steps Beach, and many more points of interest. Electric bikes are easy to use and come with three different modes to help get you around town.

Discover San Francisco on your own schedule with a 1-day electric bike rental. Hop on a regular bike or an electric bike, for an easier ride, and pedal past all of the sites on the top of your list. Visit the crooked path of Lombard Street, North Beach, Haight-Ashbury, the Golden Gate Bridge and more. This self-guided trip gives you the opportunity to create your own itinerary as you explore the beloved City by the Bay.

Riding a bicycle is a great way to explore the shoreline of Lake Tahoe, with a variety of trails available for all levels, including beginner, intermediate, and advanced. This bike rental makes it easy, and includes use of bike, helmet, and maps. You can leave your car at the shop while you ride on different trails that include paved, single track, and dirt or gravel paths.

Explore your own way, at your own pace—and make getting around easy (and sweat-free)—with this full-day Napa Valley e-bike rental. Pick up your bike at the Downtown Napa rental facility at your preferred start time, grab all your necessary gear, and head off into the Northern California scenery. You can zip past vineyards, summit hills, seek out the region’s best views, and otherwise make the most of your trip into nature.

Explore Sonoma’s wine region independently by bike with this convenient bike rental service for Sonoma, Carneros, Glen Ellen, and Kenwood. The service includes your comfortable hybrid bike and all necessary gear, including lock and helmet. The staff makes sure that the bike is sized correctly, and offers tips on places to go along with a map of the area.

Group tours that involve exercise can either go way too slow or end up leaving you in the dust. Don’t settle to explore a new area uncomfortably. Instead, prebook this Lake Tahoe Self-Guided Bike Tour of North Shore, and ride at your own pace. Pedal along bike paths away from heavy car traffic, and see stunningly beautiful areas like San Harbor, Hidden Beach, Memorial Beach, and Kings Beach.

There’s one surefire way to make exploring Long Beach extra fun—by riding a four-wheeled surrey cycle. Taking off after sunset, you and your pedaling partner will glide from the historic Queen Mary to The Aquarium of the Pacific and beyond, covering more ground than you could on foot (and not worrying about parking). Bring your camera, as colored LED lights ensure you weave a trail that glitters and glows.

Ghirardelli Square is on the north-central tip of San Francisco near Fort Mason, Fisherman’s Wharf, and the Marina District. Rather than taking a guided tour of these attractions, explore the area (or farther afield) at your own pace with this full-day bike rental from the square. Travelers receive a color-coded map for easy exploration and can rent e-bikes, tandems, and kids’ bikes.