Best of · QUEBEC CITY BIKE TOURS
Good quebec city bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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!”
Cycle from Quebec City along the St. Lawrence River and through Domaine de Maizerets to Montmorency Falls. Your guide, often Paul or Danielle, sets the pace and shares local history. The cable car and helmet are included. Standard bikes cost $126.08; an e-bike adds $25.
“Nice flat route, great bike paths and so glad we saw the waterfall. With the wind against us on the way back, really glad I opted for the e-bike. We had a few breaks for historical information, very interesting!”
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,…”
Ride Quebec City’s Lower Town with guides such as Guy, Annabelle, Raymond, or Simon. In about three hours, you’ll see Place-Royale, Petit Champlain, the Old Port, Cartier-Brébeuf, the St. Charles River trail, and Le Grand Marché. Bikes, helmets, water, snacks, and a small handlebar bag are included.
“Really fun bike tour! Good history and you get to see quite a bit. We did we 2 kids, teenagers. Was fun!”
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