Tours in the Northeast

Come for the incredible foliage and quaint New England towns, stay for the gorgeous cycling, covered bridges, and unique culture of the Northeast. Whether you’re looping Lake Champlain or riding the car-free carriageways of Acadia National Park, the Northeast’s charm and spectacular scenery will have you day-dreaming of returning to lobster rolls and a cabin in the Northeast Kingdom for another perfect ride.

Acadia and Mt. Desert Island: Inn to Inn. Spend a long weekend riding the scenic roads that bring you through Maine’s only National Park - Acadia. Relax by the rocky Otter Cliffs, listen to Thunder Hole, and maybe even take a trip on the famous Carriage Roads.

Cape Cod & The Islands: Self Contained. Spend a week cycling along the beautiful Atlantic Ocean shoreline. On this tour, we'll view the seaports, glacially formed kettle ponds, and lighthouses of southeastern Massachusetts, visit historic sites from the days of colonial America, and explore quaint shops on Cape Cod, Nantucket Island, and Martha's Vineyard.

Lake Champlain: Self Contained. Lake Champlain and the picturesque views that it offers is the perfect spot for a relaxed, long-weekend getaway. By bike and boat, we'll loop around the lake, catching views and creating memories from both Vermont and New York.

Maine Coast: Inn to Inn. Ride the spectacular Maine coast between Portland, Brunswick, and Kennebunkport. Enjoy delicious coastal cuisine, quiet backroads, and even some riding on U.S. Bicycle Route 1!

Maine Coast and Lighthouses: Van Supported. Take a ride through the best of what the Maine coast has to offer -- quaint oceanside towns, rocky coastlines, and lighthouses galore! Along the way, you'll have the chance to see up to 10 iconic Maine lighthouses and get a taste of local cuisine.

New England Mountains and Coast: Van Supported. From the rocky Maine Coast to the rugged White Mountains, this trip has some of the best of New England. Starting just outside of Portland, Maine, we’ll work our way to the mountains via the Lakes Region. Once in the White Mountains, we’ll be stunned by the scenery. Riding the Kangamangus Highway, sites of the Presidential Mountains, lighthouses, and some fantastic downhills are all in store for our adventure.

Northern Tier: Van Supported. The Northern Tier has been the location for great bike adventures for a quarter of a century, following a wonderfully diverse cross section of the North American continent. Between Bar Harbor, Maine, and Anacortes, Washington, lie places of extremes for you to discover.

Vermont: Inn to Inn. Ride with us through Vermont’s tranquil Northeast Kingdom with its colorful mountain vistas and stunning views of sprawling Lake Champlain.

Vermont's Green Mountains: Inn to Inn. This long weekend trip in Vermont's Green Mountains will give you stunning views, spectacular climbs, picturesque farmlands, and gorgeous sunrises over Lake Champlain.

Vermont's Lake Champlain & Green Mountains: Fully Supported. Join us on this amazing adventure and discover the beauty, history, and culture Vermont is famous for. You may even get to see Champ, Lake Champlain's beloved lake monster.

Tour Team Top Picks

Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania: Self Contained. Immerse yourself in a long weekend of cycling and camping in the spectacular Pine Creek Gorge of central Pennsylvania. Come join the challenge and fun of pedaling on an entirely car-free trail through the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, and gain a new natural perspective of this beautiful part of our country.

Utah Parks: Inn to Inn. This eight-day tour through the glorious red-rock country of southern Utah offers an irresistible mix for the traveler who enjoys riding self-supported but to prefers to sleep indoors and eat meals in restaurants.

Lake Tahoe: Inn to Inn. Crisp mountain air, stunning vistas, and a pristine alpine lake — what more could you want out of an epic weekend on two wheels? On this long weekend tour, we’ll enjoy the altitude of the Sierra Nevada as we circumnavigate the stunning Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America!