Top Montreal Mountain Bike Tours

Explore the city of Montreal on this scooter tour that takes travelers through back streets and past top attractions. Learn about interesting neighborhoods as you cruise along on an electric scooter.

Leave the crowds behind during this half-day Montreal bike tour, covering the city’s top architecture, food, neighborhood life, and history with a local guide. Pick from among two unique tour options, each of which explores a different cross-section of this historic city’s diverse neighborhoods and fascinating culture. Best of all, keep your bike rental for the rest of the day after your tour ends. This bike tour of Montreal also includes a helmet, 21-speed bike, bottled water, one food tasting and a glass of beer or wine in historic Old Montreal.

Thought bike tours weren’t possible in Montreal during the winter? Think again! This 2-hour guided fat e-bike tour gets you going up Mount Royal, the city’s sprawling park. With the help of monster tires on electric bikes that grip onto winter surfaces, you can explore Montreal with ease. The powered wheels allow first-timers and experienced cyclists alike to discover the city in all its wintry splendor.

With 450 miles (650 km) of bike paths, Montreal was meant to be discovered by bicycle. During this 3-hour guided tour, cycle through the city’s various neighborhoods, main attractions and the most unusual locations. Your in-the-know guide takes you around the most popular districts and shows you lesser-known gems. This small-group tour is limited to just 13 people, ensuring a memorable experience. Once the tour ends, enjoy a complimentary drink (with or without alcohol) at a local establishment of the Old-Montreal near Ça Roule.

An extensive network of bike paths makes Montreal the perfect place to explore on bicycle, and this bike tour covers the city center’s most important sites. Pedal through downtown, Old Montreal, and the banks of the St. Lawrence River as a guide shares stories about Montreal history and culture. This bike tour includes all necessary equipment, and it’s an ideal orientation to the heart of the city.

This North City bike ride ventures deep into the vibrant, eclectic, must-see ‘hoods of the Plateau, Mile-End, Little Italy, and Mile-Ex.  You will ride parks, quiet streets and laneways, spot murals and street art, and visit the Jean-Talon farmer’s market.  A real taste of authentic Montreal lifestyle! Even locals have discovered many things not seen before on this route. This tours includes a comfy yet stylish bike, helmet (optional) and stop for a famous Montreal bagel.

Get off the well-trodden path and enjoy Montreal like a local on this half-day bicycle tour. An in-the-know guide takes you to his favorite street-art and cultural corners, as well as a picnic lunch in a beautiful borough park with a local craft beer. This small-group tour is limited to just 10 people, ensuring personalized attention. Come away with a solid pulse on Montreal’s current culture and knowledge of hot spots frequented by locals.

Getting off the beaten path in Montreal can be difficult on your own. This tour begins with a guided bike ride that takes in backstreets of the Plateau, Old Montreal, and the Lachine Canal, culminating in an afternoon trip to Scandi-style boat spa, Bota Bota. With lunch included and logistics taken care of, you can enjoy a dream day that would be hard to arrange independently.

Discover downtown Montreal’s top attractions and taste the city’s best street food on this guided bike tour. Pedal (and walk) around Quebec’s largest city, exploring such landmark locations as the Old Port, the mythical Place d’Armes, the stunning squares of the central business district, and much more. Along the way, stop at some of the city’s best eateries and sample various foods while learning about Montreal’s history, architecture, and public art. Bike rental and equipment included. At the end of your adventure, relax and enjoy a drink in historic old Montreal.

Explore the residential neighbourhoods of Plateau, Portuguese district, Mile-End and Little Italy. Here lies in peace communities with multicultural backgrounds. In the heart of Mile-End, be surprised to observe the community of Hassidic Jews coexisting with the most modern hipster-artists residents. Have fun chasing some amazing big street arts. As for delicacies, take a break in one of Montreal bagel Institution and in the Jean-Talon public market, the perfect spot to heighten your senses. We will also enjoy Montreal nature passing through beautiful city parks & green hidden alleys. A great mix of architecture, history, culture & food! Highlights: murals around the Main, Colourful Multiplex of Le Plateau with their typical external staircases, Montreal's famous Bagel, Montreal parks including LaFontaine Park, the charming streets of Mile-End and Little Italy, Jean-Talon Market.

3-Hour Private E-Bike Tour: Explore Downtown, Old-Mtl & Old-Port, Expo 67 Islands, Lachine Canal, Village & Latin Quarter Head south through Downtown Area, the Entertainment District which welcomes in summer our famous outdoor festivals up to the Old-Montreal. Bike along the Lachine Canal and the St. Lawrence River and discover the Expo 67 Islands. A journey to understand the historic importance of these places for the Montreal skyline, while having fun cycling on bike paths by the water. Coming back to the E-bike rental shop, doing a loop, we will have the chance to have a glance at the colorful Montreal gay village and the cultural latin quarter. This tour offers great views of the city, the opportunity to have a close look to some architectural icons and some nice breeze while riding by the water and bridges! With the electric assisted bike, everything is so nice and easy! You won't fear any slope! :)

Your family will discover marvellous architecture, historical sites and natural sites along the St. Lawrence RIver and Canal de Lachine. Accompanied by our certified guide, you and your young ones will enjoy a totally safe and unique tour on paths exclusively made for biking. Ice cream stop included ! Places and Locations visited: Old Port, Old Montreal, Lachine canal, Moshe Safdie’s Habitat 67, Alexander Calder’s Immobilized Man monument sculpture, Jean Drapeau park, Buckminster Fuller’s Biosphere and the Gilles Villeneuve’s Formula One Race Track.