Tour à vélo historique à Tucson

Aperçu

Plongez dans des barrios animés, des anciens forts à l'art moderne. Faites du vélo sur des avenues tranquilles bordées d'adobe. Découvrez le meilleur de Tucson historique, original et adapté aux vélos lors d'une visite guidée à vélo de 2 à 2 heures et demie. Parcourez environ 8 miles plats dans un endroit détendu, en petit groupe (8 max), avec un local compétent.

Ville: Tucson

Mon 18 Nov

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Ce qui est inclu

Professional guide

Bottled water

Use of bicycle & helmet

Professional guide

Bottled water

Use of bicycle & helmet

Professional guide

Information additionnelle

Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Les passagers doivent mesurer entre 4'8" et 6'6" (142-198 cm) . 5' et plus recommandé. Poids maximum 260 lb.
Pas de chaussures à bout ouvert, s'il vous plaît
Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
Équipement/équipement désinfecté entre chaque utilisation
>Hormis un arrêt toilette optionnel, cette activité est 100% plein air.

À quoi s'attendre

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Historic Southern-Pacific train station

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block

Heart of El Presidio neighborhood.

Pima County Courthouse

Perhaps the most beautiful building in Tucson

St. Augustine Cathedral

The spiritual hub of town.

El Tiradito Shrine

Barrio Viejo landmark

Mercado San Agustin

Fun, outdoor space.

Santa Cruz River Trail

Short ride on the 55 mile "the loop" bike path.

Musée des transports du sud de l'Arizona

Gare historique du Pacifique Sud

Musée d'art et bloc historique de Tucson

Coeur du quartier El Presidio.

Palais de justice du comté de Pima

Peut-être le plus beau bâtiment de Tucson

Cathédrale Saint-Augustin

Le centre spirituel de la ville.

Sanctuaire El Tiradito

Point de repère du Barrio Viejo

Mercado San Agustín

Amusant, espace extérieur.

Sentier de la rivière Santa Cruz

Court trajet sur la piste cyclable "la boucle" de 55 miles.

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Politique d'annulation

Pour un remboursement complet, annulez au moins 24 heures avant l'heure de départ prévue.

Photos de voyageurs

Commentaires (390)

Michael N

Jan 2019

Really enjoyed this tour. This was a great way to see the downtown area and Jimmy is an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. The cycling is easy, relaxed, and safe. I haven't ridden a single speed bike since I was a kid delivering newspapers long ago and it was a blast.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2019

Thanks for the review. I'm glad you had a blast on the single speed bikes. The route is quite flat, so I've found that the single speeds have worked nicely. Less things to manage, just ride!

5janisw

Jan 2019

As I write this review of our intereactions with Jimmy (business owner and guide), I am keenly aware of our role in the unfortunate experience we had. On our way to the noon tour, we experienced black out problems with map GPS services on our smart phones, managed to get lost in a strange city ..... etc. When we contacted Jimmy for assistance, he told us that we were somewhere downtown (the wrong place) and that he could not/would not assist us with directions, but that we should try to flag someone down to ask for assistance with directions. We did this, but the folks we asked did not know the streets any better than we did. We did have a poorly drawn visitor map that did not inlcude a street legend but then had intended on using our smart phones (and, yes, we are mindful of this lesson). Time dragged on and, to his credit, Jimmy was first willing to wait for us and then circle back to pick us up if we could just find the meeting place. By the time our GPS was up again, we had been lost for some time and Jimmy was unwilling to consider rescheduling our tour or any refund. As I thought about this intereraction, I was and still am perplexed that a business owner would not do everything within reason to assist us with directions, rescheduling, etc. If the situation had been reversed and one of my clients called me lost on the way to my office, I know with certainty that I would have assisted them with directions or in some other way that showed that I valued their business despite the fact that I may have suffered a financial loss. We have learned our lessons from this unfortunate experience and hope this review gives Jimmy pause to consider his actions.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2019

Yes, I definitely remember this. As I recall, you called me minutes before the tour was set to depart. Showing up 15 minutes early is requested. You couldn't tell me exactly where you were, so I told you to get to 4th Avenue and then I'd be able to assist you over the phone from there. 4th Avenue is a huge landmark, everyone in Tucson knows where it is, so the old fashioned technique of asking somebody on the street for directions would work fine. As far as giving directions go, I definitely cover my bases. The email confirmation provides directions, my website has a pretty nice map, and I even text out directions a few hours before the tour (to the phone number entered into the booking system) because I've discovered people respond well to that. Meanwhile, I did have 6 people waiting to go on that day. That is the biggest part missing in your analysis. My max group size is 8, so it was a full tour. It's not fair to keep those folks waiting, so I started the tour. There is a shakedown loop ride to start things off. We go up to a rattlesnake bridge, get an overview of Tucson, then head downtown. We go right by the office on the way. When I went by the office I stopped the group and talked to you on the phone. By this time you said that we should go on without you. I was certainly willing to go back to the office and get you setup with your bikes, but that is not what you indicated you wanted. I can only go off the information I am given. So I definitely went the extra mile to try to have you join the tour, of that I am confident. As far as charging goes, I am often more flexible than my stated refund policy. My stated policy is 100% refunds as long as you cancel the night before. This is pretty generous in the tour industry, especially with such a small maximum group size (8). If a tour is not close to being fully booked, say 4 were booked, then doing a same day refund usually isn't an issue if 2 people can't make it. I was already running the tour for the two people and I probably didn't turn away a group of 5 or more (though that could of happened), so no big deal. When tours are fully booked during a busy time of year, odds are that I could have sold your two slots to somebody else if given enough notice. I try to be an understanding business owner, but I'm still a business owner. All businesses have cancelation policies & practices and I am confident mine is very reasonable. As for rescheduling, that depends on various factors. I definitely don't think it would be fair to open a new tour slot that wasn't running at all, but joining an existing tour that is already running and is not maxed out sounds fine to me. Hard to go through all the scenarios, however, when you have a tour to lead for 6 people. OK, my longest response ever! I take this as a good sign, as I've never had to respond to a negative review before. I'd argue it's a sign that I am a reasonable person who tries hard to give a great tour. Not perfect, but reasonable.

Karin M

Jan 2019

A group of six of us took the tour with Jimmy and had a great time! Saw so many things in the historic loop area that we had never experienced before. Great way to spend an afternoon. Jimmy was awesome.

Réponse de l'hôte

Jan 2019

Thanks for the review. I'm glad you had a fun afternoon and experienced some new stuff.