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.
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Bike Tours in Canada
Nova Scotia | Montreal | Quebec City | P’tit Train Du Nord | Alberta’s Waterton Lake
Experience Canada’s most unforgettable bicycle tours, where spectacular landscapes, charming villages, and world-class cycling routes come together. Sojourn’s guided Canada bike tours showcase the country’s most iconic destinations—from the dramatic Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, home to the world’s highest tides, to the colorful UNESCO World Heritage town of Lunenburg and its rich maritime history.
Discover the breathtaking Canadian Rockies as you cycle through Alberta’s spectacular Waterton Lakes National Park, part of the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site shared with Montana’s Glacier National Park.
Cycle the renowned P’tit Train du Nord, Quebec’s legendary 232-km rail trail through the scenic Laurentian Mountains, or join cyclists from around the world for Montréal’s famous Tour de l’Île in 2027.
Ride from Burlington, Vermont along the Richelieu and St. Lawrence Rivers to the European charm of Québec City, discovering picturesque villages, historic sites, and exceptional French-Canadian cuisine along the way.
Whether you’re looking for a scenic rail trail adventure, a coastal cycling vacation, Canada’s most beautiful regions with Sojourn never fails to deliver unforgettable experiences.
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Nova Scotia Bike Tour
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.
P’tit Train du Nord Rail Trail Bike Tour
Bike P’tit Train du Nord – The 202 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.
Weekend Montreal Bike Tour and Tour de l’Île
Ride on Sojourn’s Montreal & Tour de l’Île Bike Tour. This 4-day bike tour begins in Burlington, Vermont, and winds along Lake Champlain and the Richelieu River into vibrant Montreal. Explore charming Quebec villages, sample local wine, and join thousands for the world-famous Tour de l’Île de Montréal.
Vermont to Quebec City Bike Tour
Set out on an unforgettable Quebec bike tour in the charming lakeside city of Burlington, Vermont. The trip takes you through a picturesque expanse of farmland stitched together like a quilt on the Champlain Islands into Canada. Board the ferry across the majestic St. Lawrence River to the storied Chemin du Roy. This historic route, once the main road between Montreal and Quebec City, is now a cyclist’s dream.
Get closer to the heart of French Canada as you ride along the north shore of St. Lawrence. As we savor the region’s culinary heritage, pause to enjoy the craftsmanship of an organic fromagerie. Explore Quebec City’s storied cobblestone streets and walls on a walking tour. Discover a cycling paradise in the rural tranquility of Ile d’Orleans.
