CALGARY TRAVEL GUIDE
The mountain days worth the early start.
The 15 most popular bike & e-bike tours near Calgary. The mountain days worth the early start, with prices, run times and who runs each one.
Ride an e-bike along Vermilion Lakes and the Bow Valley Parkway, then hike Johnston Canyon to Lower Falls Bridge with a small guide team.
Most Popular“Very organized, friendly staff, easy going enjoyable bike ride. Our guide, Michael, was knowledgeable, so kind, accommodating to each member of the group and so easy going”
3-hour Calgary bike tour along Bow River and downtown landmarks. Small group, bikes and helmets included. E-bike upgrade available.
“We loved our ride through Calgary. Daryll changed our opinion of this beautiful city by showing us the lovely bridges, parks and sights. We loved the variety of places we saw. He was relaxed and funny. Would recommend this nice bike ride.”
A 3-hour Calgary bike tour along the Bow River and through key neighborhoods, with local guides, photo stops, and optional e-bikes.
Ride e-fat bikes through Banff’s Bow River, Vermilion Lakes, and Spray River for big views in about two hours on a small group tour.
“We had a great time and this was an awesome way to take in a lot of Banff Town in a little time. Our guide was helpful, patient, and informative. And the bikes made it easy, no matter the terrain or hills!”
Join a 4-hour Banff e-bike and walk to Johnston Canyon. Small-group ride via Vermilion Lakes and Bow Valley Parkway, then hike to Lower Falls.
A 2-hour Banff e-bike ride with a local guide, helmets and rain gear, taking you to Vermilion Lakes, Bow Falls, and wildlife areas.
“James was a very kind and attentive tour guide! As a heavy-set middle aged woman with a limited fitness level, I was a little worried about it. However, James kept us at a safe pace, and constantly checked on us while cycling. The electronic assist feature of the bike made it really easy, and we…”
Ride a small-group e-bike route through Banff’s best photo stops, from Vermilion Lakes to Bow Falls and the Fairmont golf loop.
“Josh was a friendly and very personable tour guide, showing us so much of the beauty of Banff in just 2.5 hrs. We didn't waste a second, yet took plenty of time to take pictures at the top tourist stops. As a bonus, we spotted elk multiple times at the Fairmont golf course. We had…”
E-bike food tour in Canmore with Bow River, Three Sisters views, chef meals, and an ice cream stop, about 4 hours.
“It was wonderful! A fun afternoon and our guide, Ken, was wonderful. We enjoyed conversation with him as well as the food and tour!”
Ride Banff’s Minnewanka loop by e-bike, stopping at Bankhead ghost town and two lakes, with included rain gear and a small-group guide.
“It was really fun, but advertised as four hours, but was only 3:15. Our guide, Josh, was really nice.”
E-bike Banff’s Bow River route, then hike Sundance Canyon for rushing water and big mountain views, with a stop at Cave & Basin.
A 2-hour guided E-bike ride through Banff’s key townsite sights, with an easy route, expert interpretive guide, and small-group pace.
Cycle Banff’s Bow River on an e-bike, then hike Sundance Canyon with a small group, plus Cave & Basin park history stops.
“Was a nice trip my wife like it so much 👌👌the guide was amazing 👌👌the sundance hike wa very cool”
Guided Banff mountain lakeside e-bike tour with waterfalls, ghost-town ruins, and wildlife sightings. Modern pedal-assist e-bikes, 4 hours.
2-hour guided Banff e-bike tour past Bow Falls, Surprise Corner, Banff Springs Hotel, Vermilion Lakes, downtown and Cave & Basin, with helmets.
“Easy biking around town if you just want a little quick tour - not super informational. Just basics of 3 stops”
Calgary’s Food Bike Tour pairs e-bikes with 3 local stops, cruising the Bow River to Peace Bridge, parks, and Calgary Tower.
“Loved this tour! Kaitlyn was a fantastic guide. We went to 3 amazing restaurants, and all the food was delicious. The bike ride was so fun throughout the city, but was best along the river. The only issue we had was those at the back of the group couldn't always hear what our guide was…”
Every corner of the mountains, and every way to reach it from the city.
