Bike Tours in Canada

Want to do a supported bike ride in the Canadian Rockies with your friends but the logistics of it all getting you down?
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The last section of the Oh, Canada cycling expedition begins in Quebec City, one of the oldest European settlements in North America. The riders will follow the south shore of the mighty St Lawrence River for the next 6 days before reaching the Gulf ...

This section begins in Toronto, the world's most diverse city-51 per cent of the population is foreign born and some 230 different nationalities call the city home. After checking out the CN Tower, the stunning Aga Khan museum or simply spending ...

The middle section of our cross-Canada cycling adventure starts in Winnipeg and soon crosses the border into the Canadian province of Ontario. Here the riders will enter the spectacular Lake of the Woods region, an area of endless islands, lakes, riv ...

This section begins in Calgary, affectionately still known as 'Cowtown' despite the city's numerous skyscrapers and an increasingly diverse population. Leaving 'Cowtown', you will cycle first to Drumheller, the dinosaur capital of ...

Participants will enjoy a couple days of cycling through the unique environment of Haida Gwaii, often referred to as the 'Galapagos of the North', before boarding a ferry for the scenic journey across the Hecate Strait to Prince Rupert. The r ...

Then it's down the Cowboy Trail with the MacDonald Range appearing in the distance and into the oil fed town of Pincher Creek. Riders can cycle into beautiful Waterton Lakes Park before climbing to the remote Canada-USA border crossing at Chief M ...

This section takes us through the iconic scenery of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. After cycling past mile zero of the Alaska Highway in Dawson Creek B.C., and then briefly across the northern prairie in western Alberta, we turn south along remote Hig ...

The 2nd section of our epic ride follows close to 1400 km of the Alaska Highway, which was constructed during World War II for the purpose of connecting the contiguous USA to Alaska. Legendary for being a rough, challenging drive, the highway is curr ...

Besides, we don't want to run into a Grizzly Bear in the wee hours of the morning!

From Gulkana we take the Tok Cut-Off past the Wrangell Mountains, home to some of the continent's highest peaks, until we reach our first rest d ...