E-Bike Tours in Canada: The 15 Best Rides

1.Epic Electric Bike Tour by Cycle City Tours

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 848 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $118Our pick

Start at Cycle City Vancouver with an easy-to-use e-bike, then ride protected lanes through Stanley Park, past Lions Gate Bridge, along False Creek, and into Yaletown, Chinatown, and Gastown. Guides such as Zach, Blair, German, and Heidi add history, local tips, and plenty of personality.

“Great tour, our guide Zack was very friendly and knowledgable especially history of Vancouver. We really enjoyed this tour!”

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2.Montreal eBike Sightseeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 573 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $81

Ride an electric bike with guide David through Montreal’s neighborhoods, markets, canals, Mount Royal, Old Montreal, and, on some routes, the Formula 1 track. Choose a morning, afternoon, or evening departure. Training, helmet, bike, and guide are included.

“David was very knowledgeable and professional. He wanted to be sure we had the very best experience that our skill level could handle, and he exceeded that many times over. I am not the adventurous sort, and I have not been on a bike in decades, so this was very new to me. My sisters were all at different ability and adventure levels, but the ride was structured in a way that we all had a great time. I was terrified a thrilled at the same time, but he was very thorough in reminding us of safety and cycling rules, and we got to see and experience some beautiful places…”

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3.E-Bike Sightseeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 365 reviews · 3 hours · from $79

Ride an e-bike through Montreal with an English-speaking guide such as David, Sebastian, or Nicholas. The morning route visits Mount Royal, Jean-Talon Market, Mile End, local shops, and neighborhood streets, with a fresh bagel along the way. The afternoon route focuses on downtown, Old Montreal, and the St. Lawrence River.

“David was a fantastic guide! He taught us a lot of safety and road rules along with knowing so much about Montreal and its neighborhoods. We covered so much territory! Zooming up to the top of Mount Royal was a highlight not to be missed. What a glorious day and David is truly a 5 Star Guide!”

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4.eBike Adventure in Whistler

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 365 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $124

Ride Whistler’s smooth forest paths, creekside routes, lakes, parks, and Olympic Plaza with guides such as Art, Patty, TJ, or Bobby. The 2.5-hour tour uses easy-to-adjust pedal assist, includes helmets, bikes, snacks, and Whistler Racquet Club access, but it is not a mountain-bike outing.

“Guide personalized the tour for us and made it a great experience. Very friendly guide and beautiful tour.”

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5.Magnificent Montmorency Falls E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 329 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $184

Ride from Old Quebec to Montmorency Falls with a guide such as Luc, Guy, Barry, or Anna. The mostly flat 16-mile route follows bike paths, passes Domaine de Maizerets and Beauport Bay, and includes an e-bike, snack, water, cable car, and time at the falls.

“Great scenery with dynamic enthusiastic guide! We enjoyed the history lessons and story telling - lots of fun!”

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6.Bike / E-bike Tour : Downtown, Old Montreal, Waterfront by Fitz

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 299 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $89

Join Fitz Montréal for a three-hour ride through Mount Royal Park, McGill, Place des Arts, Old Montreal, Notre-Dame Basilica, and the Old Port. Guides such as Martin, JF, Eduardo, and Frédéric share local stories while you ride protected paths and city streets. E-bikes help with Montreal’s short hills.

“We absolutely loved this bike tour! What a fun way to see Montreal and get a lay of the land. Our tour guide, JF, was wonderful and friendly, keeping us posted about our route along the way to keep us safe. We rented the e-bikes, which I highly recommend. Our family of four (parents and two teenagers) would do this again in a heartbeat. Montreal is such a bike-friendly city, making this a very enjoyable and easy way to get around.”

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7.Kelowna Wine Tour by E-bike, Okanagan Valley Views and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 277 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $123

Start at Lakeside Eco-Sports in Kelowna, where Gareth and his team fit you with an e-bike, pannier, and route app. Ride past Gyro Beach and through Okanagan Valley wine country, stopping at Hidden Vines, SpearHead, and Meadow Vista Honey Wines for tastings and included lunch.

“A great day! Gareth went out of his way to make sure I understood the route, the equipment and the bike. I was a bit nervous doing this by myself but I had a great time and enjoyed the winery visits, especially Spearhead. What a wonderful way to experience Kelowna. Highly recommend.”

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8.Bike / E-bike tour : Plateau, Mile-End, Jean-Talon Market by Fitz

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 269 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $89

Ride with a small group through Montreal’s Plateau, Outremont, Mile End, and Little Italy. Fitz provides a city bike, optional helmet, and a warm St-Viateur bagel stop. Guides such as JF, Martin, Anne, and Frederick add local stories, while Jean-Talon Market gives you time to browse.

“We had a great time exploring Montreal by bike! Our guide, Jamie, did a fantastic job guiding us around the city and provided fun historical insights as we rode along. Would definitely recommend to any group of travelers when visiting Montreal!”

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9.eBike and Hike Banff to Johnston Canyon small group guided program

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 197 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $155

Ride 26 km from Banff past Vermilion Lakes and along the Bow Valley Parkway, then hike 3 km through Johnston Canyon. Guides such as Megs, Michael, Luke, and Santiago lead small groups of up to seven. A shuttle returns you to Banff.

“We had amazing warm weather so we really got lucky with the early start. “Meg’s” was our guide and she did a great job talking about each of the stops we made. What a terrific experience to be able to explore the area on e-bikes and see new places we would not have otherwise experienced. The hike to Johnston Canyon was also gorgeous.”

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10.Electric Bike Rental on Ile d’Orléans

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 182 reviews · 4 hours · from $66

Pick up an e-bike at Quebec Aventure Tours on Île d’Orléans, learn the route from staff such as Tony or François, then ride at your own pace for four hours. Visit Saint-Pierre, farms, wineries, shops and viewpoints while sharing paved roads with local traffic.

“Exhilaratingly fun at end of road trip. Comfy & user friendly bikes. Excellent instructions & directions. Highly recommended!!!”

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11.Electric Bike Rental on Ile d’Orléans

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 162 reviews · from $46

Pick up an e-bike and helmet at Le Bunker farm, learn the controls, then follow a suggested route around the western tip of Île d’Orléans. You get four hours to stop for berries, chocolate, wine, photos, and island views at your own pace. Tastings and food cost extra.

“They were great. Friendly, helpful, bikes were all ready. Lovely day. Lots of fun stops. Would use them again.”

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12.Vancouver Bike or Ebike Rental – Self Guided Map provided

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 149 reviews · 6 to 9 hours (approx.) · from $41

Pick up a cruiser, hybrid City Cross, or available e-bike at 646 Hornby Street, then follow a self-guided map through Stanley Park, Gastown, False Creek, and Granville Island. Helmets, locks, bags, local route advice, and emergency bike support are included for a full day of independent sightseeing.

“Checkin was easy and smooth. Definitely recommend getting there when they open even with a reservation because the line gets long. Hybrid Bikes were in good condition and come with a bag on the handlebars to carry items And location is great - easy to bike down to the water front and get to Stanley park”

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13.Electric Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 124 reviews · from $114

Spend about three hours cycling Québec City with guides such as Danielle, Barry, Carlos, or Yves. The e-bike helps with steep hills as you ride from the St. Lawrence River to the Plains of Abraham, Citadel, Parliament, Château Frontenac, and the cathedral.

“We booked the tour three days before the date of the tour. The tour was booked for 1:30 pm. We went to the meeting place in the morning to ensure we had the correct meeting place and were informed that no tour was booked for the afternoon. We were not informed of this, and if we had not gone to the meeting place in the morning, we would have pitched up to hear there was no tour booked for us. Because there was no tour, we decided to go biking by ourselves. At 1:19 pm I received a call that they found a guide and the tour was on. So,…”

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14.eBike Rentals in Kelowna

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 100 reviews · 2 to 8 hours (approx.) · from $35Best value

Start at Lakeside Eco-Sports on Bernard Avenue, where Gareth provides a clear bike orientation and helps set up the route app. Choose a two to eight-hour rental, then ride toward Kelowna’s lakefront, Mission Creek, orchards, valleys, and wineries with a helmet, lock, bike bag, and GPS guidance.

“What a lovely way to spend our last day in Canada! The e-bikes were top notch, and the map app that we downloaded to our phone detailing the route we planned to take was state of the art. The service we received was absolutely first class, and I would have no hesitation in coming back!”

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15.4-Hour E-Bike and Walking Tour in Johnston Canyon

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 67 reviews · 4 hours · from $146

Join a guide such as Michael, Alina, or Chris for a four-hour Banff outing that pairs an easy-to-use e-bike ride through Vermilion Lakes and along the Bow Valley Parkway with a hike to Johnston Canyon’s Lower Falls. Expect 26 kilometers of cycling, three kilometers on foot, and a shuttle ride back.

“This was one of our favorite activities in Banff. It is highly recommended. Michael was also a great host. He was informative and made sure we got great pictures at all the prime spots.”

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