Top New York Bike Tours - page 2

Escape from the hustle of big city life and explore the Mattituck, New York countryside on this guided farm and vineyard bike tour. Discover the beauty of the North Fork, a 30-mile-long peninsula, on a relaxing bike ride to handpicked stops like wineries, beaches, and farm stands. Photographs are captured throughout the day, available online for later download.

Discover Marrakech's colorful souks (open-air markets) on a customized tour. Experience the daily commercial life of the Medina as you are lead through a labyrinth of stalls. Get a special in-depth feel for various sections of the market.

There's a lot more to buffalo wings that you might expect. This small-group food tour takes you on a tasting journey of some of Buffalo's best chicken wings. On the way, you'll dive deep into the history of the city's famous dish and explore how Buffalo was shaped by race dynamics as your guide reveals its history, from its working class origins to present-day resurgence.

Discover lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge by bike with a small-group tour led by a Dutch-speaking guide. Meet your guide for a tour that includes several neighborhoods including the City Hall area, Chinatown, and the Financial District. Cycle across the scenic Brooklyn Bridge and check out Brooklyn landmarks including Jane’s Carousel, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.

Discover the highlights and hidden corners of Central Park on a private pedicab tour. The comprehensive itinerary takes you to the park’s most recognizable landmarks, including the Literary Walk, Bethesda Terrace, Strawberry Fields, and Pine Bank Bridge. If you spot something that interests you, your guide will pause the ride and let you explore. Along the way, learn about Central Park’s lesser-known history and entertaining anecdotes.

In this one hour rental, you get to see very important highlights of Central Park such as Columbus Circle, the Wollman Ice Skating Rink, Chess and Checkers House, Carousel, Dairy, Literary Walk, Summer Stage, Boat House, Bethesda Terrace Fountain, Cherry Hill, the Lake, Strawberry Fields/Imagine Mosaic, Dakota Building, Tavern on the Green, Sheep Meadow, etc..

We believe in providing an intimate and personalized experience. That’s why our Central Park Guided Bike Tours are limited to small groups. You won’t get lost in the crowd or feel rushed. Instead, you’ll have the chance to ask questions, interact with your fellow riders, and truly connect with the park. See places like Walman Rink. Bethesda Fountain. Cherry Hill (Bow Bridge) Strawberry Fields. Alice in Wonderland. Reservoir. Belvedere Castle Experience and explore the most famous spots in Central Park. Hear stories about the park from your guide and have a professional photographer capture your special moments. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities. That’s why we provide high-quality bikes and safety equipment for all our tours. Our bikes are well-maintained and designed for a smooth, enjoyable ride through the park.

Enjoy a scenic ride along the Hudson River in New York with this small-group guided bike tour. Follow your guide down Manhattan along the Hudson River Greenway from Hell’s Kitchen all the way to the Brooklyn Bridge at the southern end, with views of the High Line, Wall Street, and the Statue of Liberty along the way.

Explore the Big Apple's most famous urban oasis on two wheels with this memorable 2-hour bike tour of Central Park. Follow your guide to the Olmsted-designed waterfall, pedal past the facade of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and see Strawberry Fields' famous 'Imagine' mosaic. Bike to famous filming locations around the park, and experience a brush with fame as your guide points out the celebrity homes overlooking the park. The tour not only covers a wide array of the Central Park's best-known sites, but also includes bits of history and pop culture knowledge to help bring the park to life.

Have only a short stay planned in New York? See more of the city in less time, and get up close and personal with the sights, on this private bike tour. Perfect for experienced urban cyclists, this excursion will take you to two boroughs, and past landmarks like Central Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, and more. As you go, your guide will share the stories behind the sights, plus insider New York knowledge.

New York’s vast size and confusing transit system can be overwhelming to navigate. On an active and eco-friendly cycling tour, cover the city’s major highlights without getting lost or stuck underground on the subway. Rides through popular areas including Southstreet Seaport, Chelsea Piers, the Upper West Side, and Central Park give you a feel for New York City’s bustling atmosphere and leave you with a lay of the land.

Travel on two wheels, and enjoy the fresh air, when you go on a small-group bike tour of the West Side of Manhattan. Find your guide in the morning at Pier 78, just adjacent to the Lincoln Tunnel, where you’ll pick up your bike and head out. Coast along the Hudson River Greenway, and admire the riverside and skyline views as you go. You’ll glide past landmarks like the High Line, will explore Chelsea and the South Street Seaport, and more.

Art enthusiasts that want a taste of New York's underground art world can skip the museums and opt for this artsy bike tour, where you explore Brooklyn by bicycle. From Bushwick to Fort Greene, Williamsburg to DUMBO, you can follow your guide across Brooklyn to enjoy street art and waterfront vistas. Highlights include the Bushwick Collective murals, Brooklyn Navy Yard exhibitions, and the towering edifice of the old Domino Sugar Factory.

Pedal to Central Park’s scenic paths and landmarks on a 2-hour, small-group bike tour with an experienced guide. Enjoy a leisurely pace as you follow your guide through the park, and learn about the history of New York City’s most famous green space. See a sprawling collection of statues and public art, visit historic buildings, then get off your bike to explore a few iconic destinations on foot. Stop for filming sites, manicured gardens and hidden waterfalls, and enjoy the personal experience of a small-group tour.

In this tour, you will experience why the city that never sleeps has notes of pedigree and romance. A blend of cultures makes this date night one to remember. Start your evening grabbing dessert, lounging, shopping, only to end up in East Village, where Mediterranean cuisine reigns supreme. We are very excited to take you on this journey! Don't worry about other people, this tour is completely tailored to you with the Pintours App! With our app, you can pause the tour, and check out the locations as long as you want! You can skip a stop you don't like, and you have all the best information about each stop at your fingertips.

Experience Brooklyn like a local on a cycling tour through the borough’s hippest neighborhoods, including tough-to-reach areas that visitors often miss. Avoid the stress of navigating on your own as you follow a guide to popular landmarks and hidden gems, including breweries and eateries to rest and refuel. Photo stops and complimentary tastings along the way make this a popular choice for active New York visitors.

Explore Manhattan more easily, quickly, and smoothly than you could on foot or public transport on this bike tour. Pedal through Lower Manhattan, breeze along the waterfront, discover Central Park, and explore Midtown; all without worrying about navigation or whether you’ve covered the must-sees. Check out Little Italy, SoHo, and more; learn tales of the sights you’d miss otherwise, and enjoy a break for lunch (own cost) on route.

If you're looking for a day or half-day adventure that will take you off the beaten path of NYC, Governors Island is a great choice. Known mostly to locals, the island has only been open to the public since 2003, and not yet on the tourist radar. It contains two historic forts and a massive, new public park. It's rich with American and New York history, and has served as a military base since the year 1800. In the 21st century the island has been ingeniously reimagined as an innovative public space. It is home to many arts, education, cultural and environmental non-profits who are finding new and exciting ways to use the space. The island is just 172 acres total, with a 2-mile (3.2 km) perimeter, so it's bite-sized. It's many lawns and shade trees beckon you to enjoy a picnic lunch, and the kids will love it. And, as there are no cars allowed, it's the perfect place to enjoy a bike ride. Rental is for the entire day, so you can stay and enjoy the Adirondack chairs and hammocks.

There's no better way to see Central Park than on a bicycle! It's a massive 840 acres and includes 58 miles (93 km) of drives and paths! But even at a leisurely pace, we'll get to see about three-quarters of the terrain, and most of the major features of the park. We'll enter in the southeastern corner, see the skating rink, carousel, chess and checkers house, the Dairy, the Bethesda Terrace and fountain, the Jackie Kennedy reservoir, the Great Lawn, the Shakespeare Garden, the Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Field (John Lennon memorial) and the Dakota apartment building. During the ride I'll share historical facts of the 162 year old park, its creation and evolution, funny stories, people important to the park and I'll point out places you'll recognize from TV and movies. And you wanna know about the real estate—"What are they paying to live there?"—I know about that, too. You'll have fun and get a great view and education on NYC's biggest tourist attraction!

Central Park is one of New York City's most iconic destinations and the largest park in the city. This fun pedicab tour lets you take in all the highlights without having to walk long distances. Enjoy open-air views of Manhattan sights including Tavern on the Green, Central Park Zoo, and Grand Army Plaza; stop to take photos; and hear about each site from your driver. Hotel drop-off is offered within a ten-block radius.

See more of the North Fork’s wine country and farmland with a guide who leads a relaxing half-day bike tour from Mattituck that takes in the best of the scenic region. Expect to ride on relatively flat terrain as you pedal through the wine country for 13.5 miles (22 km), with regular stops at a vineyard and winery, farms, a fruit orchard, Peconic Bay, and more.

he world's first steel-wire suspension bridge, New York’s iconic Brooklyn Bridge hangs at a height of 276 feet (85 meters) above the skyscraper-studded East River, connecting the colorful borough of Brooklyn with downtown Manhattan island. Pedal across the bridge’s 1,595 foot span (486 meters) on this engaging, family-friendly cycle tour along the celebrated West Side Greenway, to enjoy epic views of the New York skyline and experience Brooklyn up-close.

In addition to the street art, this tour offers a great look at of some of Brooklyn's nicest and most famous neighborhoods, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, Williamsburg and Bushwick. The art featured at the Collective is breaktaking, in its size and scope as well as the diversity of talent on display. The Bushwick must-see for people who appreciate street art. If Manhattan has become a little too "Disney-fied" to raise your passions, you'll find the world famous NYC grit on full display here. Please also be assured we'll stay on bike lanes and I've mapped this out for maximum comfort and safety.