Bike tours in the USA › Nevada

This mountain bike tour of Lake Tahoe is talked about as one of the “Fifty Best Trips on the Planet”. You glide through the forests and along the hidden lakes around Lake Tahoe. Peak climbs can be tough, but the phenomenal views make the effort well worthwhile.

Leaving the tourist spots behind, we mountain bike into the surprising backcountry of Death Valley. Ride along ancient mining tracks and ghost towns and cycle seldom-traveled dirt roads into the backside of Red Rock Canyon. Finally, cycling the mustang trails will complete your appreciation for the untamed Spirit of the Mojave!

Hilly Red Rock Canyon will unfold before your eyes as you zip around without even breaking a sweat. The Specialized Turbo combines speed through an innovative electric-assist motor & advanced electronics. And with all that speed you can be assured to have a handle on stopping thanks to hydraulic disc brakes. It’s you, only faster!

Escape the casinos and the heat from the strip with this semi-guided E-bike tour of Mt Charleston. Mt Charleston is about 30 degrees F cooler than the strip which makes it a perfect place for E-bike riding in the summer. You will cruise up to 8,000 feet elevation and experience the Spring Mountains rising up the Mojave Desert to provide a forested, spring-fen haven for wildlife and an alpine retreat for visitors. All necessary equipment is provided.

Join us for a ride among some of the most unique, and interesting landscapes in the country. Follow the route of the Tour of Utah, often considered to be “America’s Toughest Stage Race.” The orange and red glow of Southern Utah will leave you amazed as you climb the Grand Staircase. Millions of years of growth, and subsequent erosion have left the area ripe with geological oddities, and amazements, such as Cedar Breaks National Monument, Bryce Canyon, and Zion Canyon. Enjoy your ride among the colorful combination of arches, towers, hoodoos, and canyons before finishing your adventure beneath the immense Navajo Sandstone walls of Zion Canyon.

Bike through forty thousand acres of raw beauty and red Aztec sandstone. Ride the Mojave Desert's Valley of Fire - Nevada's oldest state park, dotted with petrified trees and 2,000-year-old petroglyphs. Then head to Death Valley National Park – the country's largest national Park – for four more days of riding and hiking through Southwest desert wonderlands. Painted badlands, eerie landscapes and Old West history make for an unforgettable journey.