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Historic Erie Canal

Type:
Recreational, Road bike
Support:
Guided
Level:
Easy
Lodging:
Deluxe, half board
Start:
New York, Rochester

This trip will cover a good portion of the nearly 200 years old canal at a very leisurely pace. Highlights include historic canal villages, wonderful educational attractions, a flat terrain, moderate daily distances, with much of the cycling on canal paths separate from road traffic.

5 days
144 mi
$ 1,789.-
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The Long Island Ultimate Bike Tour

Type:
Recreational
Support:
Self-Guided
Level:
Moderate
Lodging:
Deluxe, room & breakfast
Start:
New York, Stony Brook

This bike tour does it all! Explore and experience the best of New York state from the seat of the bike. From the North Fork Wine Country to the quaint villages of the posh Hampton's. Daily tours are based from the well appointed B&B located in the beautiful and historic village of Stony Brook, Long Island, New York.

5 days
250 mi
$ 1,750.-
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Central Park Tour

Type:
Recreational
Support:
Guided
Level:
Easy
Lodging:
n.a.
Start:
New York, New York

Explore Central Park, one of the most iconic landmarks in New York City. Measuring 843 acres, Central Park is larger than all of Monaco! Join us for a 2 hour guided tour around the beautiful urban landscape located right in the center of the one of the largest cities in the world.

1 day
7 mi
$ 45.-
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New York Highlights Bike Tour

Type:
Recreational
Support:
Guided
Level:
Easy
Lodging:
n.a.
Start:
New York, New York

Explore the Manhattan Island of New York City on this comprehensive three hour guided bike tour that takes you from Harlem, all the way down the Brooklyn Bridge, riding through iconic sites such as Central Park and the Hudson River Parkway.

1 day
9 mi
$ 65.-
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Highlights of Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tours

Type:
Recreational
Support:
Guided
Level:
Easy
Lodging:
n.a.
Start:
New York, New York

Explore lower Manhattan, the Financial District, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Brooklyn Waterfront with this comprehensive, but leisurely 2 hour guided bike tour. Learn about the amazing history and development of a few of the most iconic places that New York City has to offer!

1 day
9 mi
$ 45.-
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Best of New York E-bike tour

Type:
Recreational
Support:
Self-Guided
Level:
Easy
Lodging:
n.a.
Start:
New York, New York

Explore the Manhattan Island of New York City on this comprehensive three hour guided electric bike tour that takes you from Harlem, all the way down the Brooklyn Bridge, riding through iconic sites such as Central Park and the Hudson River Parkway. Start and end locations are different on this tour!

day
$ 95.-
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New York's Finger Lakes Bicycle Tour

Type:
Recreational, Road bike
Support:
Guided
Level:
Moderate
Lodging:
Deluxe, full board
Start:
New York, Geneva

Formed millions of years ago by glacial activity, the Finger Lakes support a region rich in history. Ride along the Erie Canal, through pastoral farmland, and past vineyards that sprawl to the lakeshores. Follow the stone steps along waterfalls that cascade through a winding gorge. Enjoy premier accommodations and gourmet cuisine in the region Wine Spectator called the “Wine and Culinary Epicenter” of New York.

6 days
237 mi
$ 3,750.-
Cycling conditions There is a signed cycle route network. LandscapeNew York State has a varied landscape with many forests and lakes. There are three different regions: the Adirondack Mountains, the Appalachian Plateau and Lowland Region. The forested Adirondack Mountains are located in the northeast. The main (western) part of the state is formed by the Appalachian Plateau and consists of rolling hills. The eastern part of the plateau are the Catskill Mountains, a wild and rugged area. The easternmost and southernmost part of the state is the Lowland Region with plains and river valleys. Climate There are climatic differences. Summers are hot and dry and winters are cold and wet. Along the Atlantic coast and the Great Lakes in the west, the differences are less extreme.
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