The art of cycle tours
There's actually an art and a science to these tours. That's why we partner with the best suppliers in the business, such as Duvine Adventures. After all, you want everything to work just right. From your route and guide, to the bike and saddlebags, luggage transport, choice of inns, meal reservations and so much else.
When it's all taken care of by the pros, you can simply enjoy.
Vermont
Conquer the rolling Green Mountains of Vermont, taking gently sloping back roads dotted with New England hamlets, historic inns, covered bridges and tranquil lakes. You'll visit many of Vermont's famous artisans, galleries and shops, and discover a side of the Green State rarely experience by car.
After a day's exhilarating ride, you'll relax at one of Vermont's exquisite country inns and enjoy some of the best cuisine in the United States.
Napa
Or, marginally less hilly but culturally just as rich, there's Napa's famous wine country. With more than 500 vineyards in Napa, you'll have a wealth of winemakers to meet and wines to sample. And, because these great vintages are best enjoyed with food, you'll have plenty of lunches and dinners, prepared with local fare.
The valley's scenery is as lush as its wines. And don't forget, the weather in this part of California is practically guaranteed to be perfect! Explore the towering redwoods, take in the seals on the Russian River, or push up into the mountains and beyondÂ…to the sea.
Vermont and Napa are just a start. There's no shortage of interesting regional tours atop a bike (what about Cape Cod, or the Northeast U.S., or the Okanagan?), with the breeze, the sights and the rolling hills beckoning just beyond.
A cycle vacation is a great opportunity to spend quality time with friends or family. "Work" all day, then unwind and recount your stories with great food and wine at night.
