United States Day Tours

Land of Opportunity

As diverse as it is vast, every bike tour in the United States offers a different insight into a history, culture, and politics that is endlessly dynamic, varied, and captivating. Whether you’re cycling through sunny California, gliding through gorgeous Georgia, or taking a bike tour in the Lone Star State, experiencing America is only improved by cycling.

The East Coast comprises some of America’s biggest cities, including New York City and Washington DC. From these bustling urban centers to the scenic beaches and mountain ranges of New England, there’s something for every kind of traveler on this coast. Take a city tour in Washington for an immersive experience of political history, or tour the Big Apple by bike to pack more into your sightseeing itinerary.

The Southeastern region is renowned for its warm hospitality and Southern charm. Whether you’re traversing the Appalachian Mountains, listening to live jazz, or visiting Civil War battlefields, a vacation in the Southeast guarantees you rich culture and great company. Take a bike tour in New Orleans to learn about Creole history or a day tour in Miami for a taste of Cuban culture in the US.

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  The otherworldly desert landscapes of the Southwest attract outdoor enthusiasts keen to experience the hoodoos and fragrant pine forests of the States’ greatest national parks. Deeply influenced by Spanish and Native American culture, this region of the States boasts natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, for example, a bike tour in Bryce Canyon promises unparalleled scenic vistas.

  Known as America’s heartland, the Midwest is a center of industry and agriculture, as well as boasting the Mississippi River, the Great Plains, and rolling vistas of crops. Cycle along the shores of Lake Michigan on a city tour of Milwaukee, or visit cities such as Chicago and St. Louis for an abundance of cultural sightseeing opportunities with a hearty dose of Midwestern hospitality.

  The breathtaking, rugged Rockies and lush, dense forestry characterize the landscapes of the North and Northwest, which attract tourists year round for the cycling, hiking, and skiing opportunities they present. Meanwhile, cities like Seattle and Portland are known for their progressive politics and thriving arts scenes.

  The West Coast is the most populous region of the United States and is known for its warm climate and varied landscapes. Napa Valley and Sonoma County boast some of the country’s best vineyards, while Silicon Valley is America’s tech center, and Los Angeles glitters with the glamor of an international entertainment industry. Whatever your interests during your visit to America, there really is a bike tour for everyone!

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