



Overview
Take a two or three and a half-hour bike tour with an experienced tour guide to explore the history, legends, and stories of Canada's capital while passing through stunning scenery.
Explore Ottawa on Two Wheels: A Local Guided Bike Tour for Two or Three and a Half Hours
Embark on an unforgettable cycling experience with Ottawa: A Local Guided Bike Tour for Two or Three and a Half Hours, offering two exciting options to suit your pace and interests. These guided bike tours take you through downtown Ottawa's most iconic attractions, scenic pathways, and hidden local gems—all with the insights of a knowledgeable local guide.
2-Hour Express Tour
Perfect for casual or beginner cyclists, this 8.5-mile tour offers a fun and leisurely ride. Explore key downtown landmarks like Parliament Hill, the War Memorial, the Rideau Canal Pathway, Rideau Hall, and the National Gallery of Canada. You’ll also see the Rideau Falls, Rideau Locks, and Bytown Museum, and even cross into Quebec for a broader view of the Capital Region. It’s ideal for all ages, with plenty of photo opportunities and fascinating stories along the way.
3.5-Hour Highlights Tour
If you want to go deeper, choose this extended 14–15 mile ride covering more sights with 95% of the route on scenic bike paths. Highlights include the Rideau Canal Locks, Love Lock Bridge, the Glebe, Lansdowne Park, Arboretum, Dow’s Lake, Little Italy, Ottawa River, and Byward Market. This tour also includes a short snack break with a power bar, perfect to recharge while you explore even more of Ottawa’s charm and culture.
Whether you're a first-time visitor or a local, these bike tours offer a memorable way to experience the heart of Canada’s capital.
NOTE: All taxex and Fees Included
Cancellation & Refund Policy
- Babies under 1 year
- People over 95 years
- Meet at the bike shop located in the heart of Downtown Ottawa and at the vibrant Sparks Street (between Elgin and Metcalfe). - The shop is near to the Parliament Hills and the National War Memorial. - We highly recommend leaving your car at your hotel. Street parking in our neighbourhood is difficult and the meters/time restrictions can be confusing. But if you must drive, here are a few underground parking lots: 1- National Art Centre Parkade (99 Elgin St.) 2- World Exchange Plaza (Metcalfe and Albert entrance) 3- City Hall (110 Laurier Ave W)
What to bring
- Passport or ID card
- Sun hat
- Cash
Not allowed
- Alcohol and drugs



















