Join us on a bike tour on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, the longest rail trail in New England with 93 miles and linking 18 charming towns in Vermont. This scenic route invites riders of all levels to soak in the stunning beauty of Vermont. Stay at Vermont’s iconic Topnotch Resort in Stowe, soak in the ambiance and savor the cuisines of local upscale restaurants, including the Trapp Family Lodge of Sound of Music fame.

Home to breathtaking scenery and world-class wineries, this tour features gorgeous rolling terrain that showcases expansive vistas of farmland, vineyards, and narrow fingers of the lakes for which this region of Upstate New York is named. Cyclists who enjoy scenic rides on lightly traveled roads through rolling countryside will be enthralled by our routes in the Finger Lakes region. Vineyards compete with cows and other crops throughout the tour as Yates County is the largest grower of wine grapes outside of California, boasting over 5,000 acres of lush plantings.

On our Michigan bike tour, a secret summer paradise of quiet back roads, towering dunes, and crystal blue lakes await you through the breathtaking wonders of Northern Michigan. Immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty of Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes National Lakeshore, pedal along the majestic shores of Lake Michigan, and discover the charm of car-free biking on Mackinac Island. Indulge in the splendor of Michigan’s summer playground, where every pedal stroke unveils a picture-perfect postcard come to life.

Sojourn’s Oregon bike tour in Oregon’s Columbia Gorge region is tough to beat for spectacular scenery, amazing cycling routes, beautiful hiking trails, and exciting (but not over the top!) river rafting. Stunning vistas highlight rides along the Columbia Gorge Historic Highway, a gorgeous two-lane road and the first National Scenic Highway in the country. This winding route provides spectacular views as it passes the world’s greatest concentration of waterfalls and offers magnificent vistas over the Gorge. Visit a remote alpine lake fed by glaciers high on the flanks of Mt. Hood, Oregon’s tallest peak.