Just Biking Outstanding Routes

Glacier National Park offers some of nature’s most stunning displays in the world. Pristine lakes, spectacular glacier-carved valleys, snow-capped mountains, and abundant wildlife enthrall you at every bend in the road. Ride the famed Going-to-the-Sun-Road, visit the captivating Waterton Lakes in Alberta, and spend two nights at the iconic Prince of Wales hotel by the gorgeous Waterton Lakes and explore this once in a lifetime experience on foot and on your saddle.

On our Texas bike tour, explore one of the best places in the country for scenic and peaceful bicycling – The Hill Country. Tour the historic and beautiful LBJ Ranch by bike. Cycle to the legendary country music hamlet of Luckenbach. Visit famous historic sites, including the Alamo, El Mercado, and La Villita, and ride the Mission Trail.

Our Natchez Trace bike tour begins and ends in Jackson, the state capital of Mississippi. The trip is centered around the Natchez Trace Parkway, a 440-mile route steeped in history that is now part of the National Park System, with many historical sites along the way to pause and catch your breath. Tour Antebellum mansions that date back to the Civil War discover the deep roots of this region on visits to monuments and historic sites, savor some of the south’s most delectable cuisine and enjoy the famed “Southern Hospitality.” Welcome to Mississippi!

This one of a kind trip travels across the Canadian border and includes a festive ride in Montreal’s famed Tour de L’Île.

Bike P’tit Train du Nord – The 234 Km Rail Trail in Quebec’s Laurentian Region. This rail trail offers everything cyclists dream about – picturesque countryside, mouthwatering local cuisine, charming towns, and relatively easy cycling, especially when biking from north to south. You’ll explore the majestic Laurentians during this unique four-day car-free riding. A trip highlight includes a stay at the Relais & Chateaux property of StoneHaven Le Manoir and two nights at the award-winning alpine town of Mont-Tremblant.

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.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery as the crisp Vermont air takes on exceptional clarity under the sunny autumn skies. Ride through charming towns and traverse picturesque covered bridges in the gently rolling terrain of the Lake Champlain Valley. Spend two nights at Vermont’s historic and luxurious Inn at Shelburne Farms by the shores of Lake Champlain. As you venture eastward towards the enchanting village of Stowe, be captivated by the majestic Green Mountains emerging from the valley floors, painted in red, orange, and yellow hues. Embark on a visit to a family-run woolen mill, a beloved establishment outfitting Vermonters for generations. Indulge in the ultimate luxury at the Topnotch Resort and Spa, a serene sanctuary on a hillside offering magnificent views of Vermont’s tallest mountain.

Our award-winning tour of the Lake Champlain Valley features Vermont’s stunning fall foliage, prized country roads, and picture book landscapes. Ride through historic covered bridges and explore quaint villages in one of the most beautiful states in the US during peak foliage season. Enjoy stays in charming country inns and a classic turn-of-the-century lakeside resort. Cruise across Lake Champlain to ride fabulous routes on the opposite shore. Sample delicious treats at a local chocolatier and visit a gorgeous horse farm. Gentle valley farmland offers miles of fabulous cycling, and mountain foothills are close enough to provide challenging options for those who want them. This is a true inn-to-inn tour—there are no vehicle transfers except for short trips to and from Burlington.

Experience one of New England’s most beloved seacoast vacation destinations on our Cape Cod bike trip.Artists have long been drawn to the Cape’s landscapes and soft light. Unspoiled sand dunes line beaches for nearly 30 miles along the Cape Cod National Seashore. Charming villages feature historic homes and picturesque harbors that still host working fishing fleets. Country roads and the Cape Cod Rail Trail invite exploration by bicycle.

Welcome to Italy’s Puglia – the heel of the boot, along the sun-drenched Adriatic Sea. The luxurious six-day bike trip travels through an agricultural region acclaimed for its exceptional cuisine, stellar landscape, and super-friendly locals. Spend a week biking through the rolling fields of the Itria Valley, perfumed by the Macchia Mediterranea—rosemary, oregano, juniper—to Alberobello, a picture-postcard town of whitewashed conical stone buildings called Trulli, through the unspoiled hilltop Medieval towns, ancient archeological sites and along the glittering Adriatic sea. Soak in the hospitality of 5-star resorts and properties, and enjoy state-of-the-art Sojourn support with our team of local leaders. From Bari, where we pick you up, to Lecce train station, where we drop you off at the end of the trip, discover Puglia in style.

On this Nova Scotia Bike Tour, enjoy Ocean breezes, seaside towns, sandy shores, and fishing villages- Nova Scotia is the hidden gem of Canada. Savor some of the best seafood on the Atlantic Coast. Explore historic sites, including old town Lunenburg’s UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experience the world’s highest tides of the Bay of Fundy and the innovative dykelands that contain them. Cycle through the stunning countryside, past the sapphire blues of the Atlantic Ocean in Mahone Bay, Blue Rocks, and Lahave Island.

With more than 425 wineries, miles of stunning Pacific coastline, and a towering Redwood Forest, California’s Sonoma Wine Country and Coast is a travel paradise. World-class wineries and vineyards await and we visit the magnificent Russian River, Dry Creek, and Alexander Valleys, each distinguished by their unique terrain and wines.