Top Pennsylvania Bike Tours

This bike tour will lead you through some authentic Pittsburgh neighborhoods off the tourist paths. On this 8 mile bike ride, we will show you some cool art and community projects, while riding through more and less developed areas of our Steel City. Come and get nebby with us (as we say here in Pittsburgh)!

See the historic districts and breweries surrounding Steel City during this bicycle tour of Pittsburgh. Ride alongside a local guide as you discover watering holes in Lawrenceville, the Strip District, Millvale, and Deutschtown. Drink up ten different beer samples from four local breweries while learning about the history of these neighborhoods. Bring your own bike or use the bicycle and helmet provided.

Explore Philadelphia on a bicycle with a 3.5-hour tour of the city’s most beloved sites. Pedal alongside your guide as you loop through the city, and pause to take in the Philadelphia Museum of Art before riding a scenic river trail to Rittenhouse Park. Learn about Philly history and culture at Washington Square Park, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, and enjoy a pace and route that’s tailored to your group’s needs. This small-group tour ensures a personal experience, and offers a fun, active way to visit Philly’s essential highlights.

Discover many of Philadelphia’s most atmospheric neighborhoods and best-known landmarks when you travel by bike—and enjoy an introduction to the city’s thriving beer scene, too—on this two-in-one, small-group tour. Meet your guide in the afternoon and head to the city’s Brewerytown neighborhood for a dose of brewing history. In between biking to highlights like Fairmount Park and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, you’ll also enjoy tastings at local breweries.

With us, guests will get to pilot their own kayak (or ride in a tandem), on a guided journey through the Metro Wilderness of the Lehigh Valley, from Bethlehem to Easton. On our signature tour, the Steel Stacks Run, we begin at Sand Island in the heart of Historic Bethlehem. Each guest will be issued a kayak, paddle, and life jacket for the trip. Complimentary photos of individuals and groups will be taken as they pass by the Bethlehem Steel Stacks. This is a truly unique photo opportunity! Photos will be emailed to the address given on the reservation form. After a 5 mile paddle, guests then trade their kayak for a mountain bike and hit the D&L trail back to Sand Island on the Historic D&L Trail that runs along the river. (D&L Trail is an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution) A courtesy shuttle back to Sand Island is available for anyone who does not want to ride a bike.