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New York City: Brooklyn Bridge & Waterfront Bike Tour (2 Hours)

Overview
The Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tour lets you safely explore the best of Manhattan by bike. Pedal on the new Hudson riverside bike trail, past famous landmarks and over the Brooklyn Bridge - once the largest suspension bridge in the world.
City: New York City
Sun 06 Jul
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Starting at $53.89
Sun 06 Jul
Starting at $53.89
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What's Included
Guided bike tour
Hybrid bike rental and helmet
Guide
Basket/Bike Bag
Additional Info
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Tours may be cancelled if the weather makes for dangerous riding conditions. If we are unable to reschedule the tour, we will issue a full credit or refund
  • There is some street riding on this tour, therefore, it is only recommended for those 13 years and above
What To Expect
1
Brooklyn Bridge
Learn about the history and take photos!
2
Ellis Island
Learn about the history and take photos!
3
The Seaport
Learn about the history and take photos!
4
Wall Street
Learn about the history and take photos!
5
SeaGlass Carousel
Learn about the history and take photos!
6
Dumbo
Learn about the history and take photos!
7
Hudson River Park
Learn about the history and take photos!
Show 4 more stops
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (158)
kerwin2014
Aug 2018
What a wonderful way to see Brooklyn and Manhattan, all the iconic places so easily explained and pointed out by our experience guide Donny. It was hot and humid sometimes hard to pedal up the bridges but worth every penny, put this on your calendar when ever you visit NY.
TrailRaker
Jul 2018
We arrived and were met by Edward who preceded to make sure we had helmets and bikes sorted. The tour was great, informative and also very expansive and wide ranging. We loved Brooklyn and the bridges. Edward also knew all the great spots for photos etc as well as a lot of hidden gems like bakeries and ice cream shops! This really is a great way to see the city. You don't have to be super fit, the bikes have a wide range of gears and the route is not very challenging.
David H
May 2018
On my recent trips to East Asian cities I’ve started to include a bike ride; I thought I’d continue this trend in New York, although I’ve always found the local traffic and driving style pretty alarming. I also realised that I’ve devoted too much time to Manhattan, at the expense of Brooklyn, on previous trips. The Bike And Roll location just off the Bowery is easy to find and Mark was an excellent, enthusiastic and very well organised guide, preparing the bikes, helmets and water for us in good time and with no fuss. Mark was also full of useful information, stories and opinions. He’s clearly someone who knows his city and its history very well. The ride took us through the Lower East Side, over the Manhattan Bridge, into Brooklyn and back over the Brooklyn Bridge and through Battery Park. We called in at two Brooklyn neighbourhoods, the preposterously-named, recently gentrified and very attractive DUMBO (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass) and the older, ā€˜upscale’ Brooklyn Heights, for some excellent photo opportunities across the river to Manhattan. As I’ve learned on this trip, though, Brooklyn is a very worthy destination in and of itself; it’s not just somewhere to look across the river from. The tour would be worthwhile just for the two bridges, although there’s so much more to it. I’ve walked across the Brooklyn Bridge many times but don’t recall crossing via the Manhattan Bridge before. Obviously, the views from both are spectacular. They each have enough of an incline before the first tower to make you feel like you’re doing some real exercise, and you’ll have a degree of fun dodging the many pedestrians, scooter riders etc who are incapable of following the rules. There’s no point where the traffic feels dangerous. Surprisingly, I found most vehicle drivers to be considerate (I didn’t get beeped once) and many parts of the route have dedicated bike lanes. Strongly recommended if you wish to take a break from walking or the acquired-taste Metro system...three hours of fresh air and less familiar views, a fair degree of exercise and some great local knowledge.

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