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Historic Bike Tour in Tucson

Overview
Immerse yourself in vibrant barrios, from old forts to modern art. Cycle quiet adobe-lined avenues. Experience the best of historic, quirky, and bike-friendly Tucson on a 2 to 2½ hour guided bicycle tour. Ride about 8 flat miles at a relaxed place, in a small group (8 max), with a knowledgeable local.
City: Tucson
Tue 24 Dec
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Starting at $73.00
Tue 24 Dec
Starting at $73.00
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What's Included
Professional guide
Bottled water
Use of bicycle & helmet
Additional Info
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Riders must be 4'8" to 6'6" tall (142-198cm). 5' and over recommended. Max weight 260 lbs.
  • No open toed shoes please
  • Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
  • Gear/equipment sanitised between use
  • Other than an optional bathroom stop, this activity is 100% outdoors.
What To Expect
1
Southern Arizona Transportation Museum
Historic Southern-Pacific train station
2
Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block
Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.
3
Pima County Courthouse
Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson
4
St. Augustine Cathedral
The spiritual hub of town.
5
El Tiradito Shrine
Barrio Viejo landmark
6
Mercado San Agustin
Fun, outdoor space.
7
Santa Cruz River Trail
Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (390)
Gary F
Oct 2015
We recently enjoyed a Sunday morning bike tour with Jimmy, the business owner. Our tour included visiting many interesting sites that make Tucson special. From the Rattlesnake Bridge (that really rattles) to the Garden of Gethsemane, sculpted by a WWI vet, we visited over 20 different Tucson originals. The entire experience is highly recommended and worth the reasonable fee. Before the tour, we were provided with clear directions for finding the Tour, parking, what to wear, etc. Our tour guide also provided us with clear directions as to how to bike with him in a group, rules of the road, etc., so that there were no concerns for us, occasional bikers. The biking was easy, and the pace was comfortable, with many stops along the three-hour route. We biked Sunday morning and there was very little car traffic on the roads. During the tour, Jimmy displayed a thorough knowledge of the downtown area, including Tucson history and little known items. He had a book with additional information and maps that he would pull out and reference to provide us with more detailed information as to what we were looking at, and samples of music to play. We have highly recommended this tour to our local friends, and will recommend to our winter visitors.
Response from Host
Nov 2015
I'm glad you enjoyed the tour! I enjoy leading them. It's great that you had an easy time finding our location. I put some effort into describing how to find us with enough detail, yet making it as concise as possible. I love my location in the heart of the 4th Avenue Shopping District, near cool places like Public Brewhouse and The Coronet, but I try to explain that Hoff Avenue is really just an alley, not a major street. Thanks for the review!
mgbelly
Oct 2015
You would think we were doomed from the start. We had to pick the hottest day of our vacation to bike thru scenic Tucson. At a balmy 101 degrees (October 1) we didn't even break a sweat! Jimmy was the best tour guide ever!!! We've been to Tucson many times over the last 20 years but have never seen the city quite like this. We learned soooo much about the various neighborhoods, architecture and culture of the city. This is a must if you want to learn about the history of Tucson in a fun way. Looking forward to coming back to try the evening ride! Thank you, Jimmy!
Response from Host
Oct 2015
Yep, we had a hot October this year for the first half. On those really hot days the morning tour and night tour are still very enjoyable. The mornings are cooler, so for most the tour it feels rather comfortable. Glad you enjoyed the tour. I enjoyed riding with you!
purpley79
Jun 2015
I'm from NYC and am normally terrified of riding a bike through the streets. Tucson is super bike friendly. Streets are wide, there's hardly any cars on the streets in the mornings and the tour is almost all flat terrain. You won't get very tired at all, and the amount you can see on a bike is so great, you appreciate the South West in an entirely different way. I ended up on the tour by myself, but Jimmy was so cool, easy to talk to, informative and friendly and made it one of my favorite experiences in Tucson.
Response from Host
Oct 2015
Whoops, I forgot to respond to your review. I'm glad that you enjoyed the ride! Thanks for pointing out that the tour is suitable for just about anyone.

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