Cycle through history on the amazing Erie Canalway Trail! The Erie Canal has been deemed "The Canal That Made America", with over 363 miles of cycling, this tour is packed with beautiful scenery, remarkable history, and the incredible aqueducts, locks, lift bridges and canal parks of the historic Erie Canal. On this journey we'll cycle the full expanse of New York State from Buffalo to Albany passing through more than 200 colorful canal communities along the way. Don't have time to ride the full 9-day Erie Canal tour? We offer half tour options! Check them out under our Leisurely Tours.

The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail is a signed route stretching over 2250 miles, connecting 155 communities and First Nations along the Canadian shores of the Great Lake and St. Lawrence River, and on this great tour we’ll cycle the 360 mile, eastern section of this incredible trail from Toronto to Montreal traversing charming communities and taking in the breathtaking scenery. About 30% of the trail is off-road bike path, with the remainder being quiet backroads following the remarkable St. Lawrence Seaway and the stunning shoreline of Lake Ontario.

The Ohio to Erie Trail travels 326 miles across Ohio connecting the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati to Lake Erie in Cleveland. Along the way we’ll visit the major cities of Cincinnati, Columbus, Akron and Cleveland, and cycle through scenic stretches of Pennsylvania’s Amish Country and through beautiful Cuyahoga Valley National Park before wrapping up our ride on the sandy shores of Lake Erie. With over 90% of this ride being on perfectly paved bike paths while meandering through gorgeous scenery, this is one fabulous bike ride that is nearly impossible to surpass!

On this amazing adventure you'll cycle 6 of the best bike trails PA has to offer! We start out with a 62 mile downhill glide on the beautiful Pine Creek Trail, then it’s onto the Ghost Town Trail, named for the long-gone coal towns that once dotted this former rail-line. Next up is the Redbank Valley Trail with two impressive tunnels. Day 4 is a 2-for-1 deal as we cycle the Allegheny River and Armstrong Trails for a combined 45 miles of scenic, cycling bliss, then it’s on to Pittsburgh where we’ll take you on a guided ride of the ‘Burgh along the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, and the tour wraps up with 47 miles on the Montour Trail on the outskirts of Pittsburgh.

This incredible tour begins on the Le Petit Train du Nord, a 140 mile rail trail running through the beautiful Laurentide Region of Canada to just north of historic Montreal. The scenery is spectacular as we cycle past fields, cascading streams, charming towns, and the nostalgic train stations and depots along the trail. From Montreal we continue our journey cycling across the Canada/US border and right through the middle of gorgeous Lake Champlain, riding atop the Champlain Islands as we make our way to charming Burlington Vermont.

This ride is a perfect balance of scenery and pedaling. With average daily distances of 50 - 60 miles, you get plenty of time in the saddle, but still have time to drop the kickstand to take in the sites and enjoy the awesome history of the Erie Canal and the beautiful countryside of Upstate New York.

With 330 miles of trail the GAP and C&O deliver breathtaking views of the Allegheny Mountains, tranquil passages along the historic C&O Canal, and a chance to immerse yourself in the histor of America's industrial growth. We'll cycle approx. 55 - 60 miles a day, enjoying the charming towns and diverse landscapes, soaring forests, cascading waterfalls, and serene meadows along the way. We'll also stay in both kitschy and historic towns adding lots of local color to the experience. We cap off the tour with a guided bike tour our the Nation's Capital, Washington DC, where we'll end our ride at the Capital Mall.