Best of NYC Half Day Electric Bike Tour

Along the way, learn about New York's history and life in the city, and you'll have plenty of chances to get those all important vacation photos too! Your route takes you from Upper to Lower Manhattan, taking in Central Park, Harlem, the High Line, the Hudson River Greenway, and more, before finishing at Brooklyn Bridge and Battery Park

New York City E-Bike Tour Description

Your 3-hour tour includes:

• Modern electric bike rental

• Bike helmet and optional basket included

• Guided tour of New York City

• Famous sites including Central Park, High Line, and the Brooklyn Bridge

• Friendly local NYC tour guide

• Maximum group size of 15

Meet Near Central Park

The tour begins across the street from the northern entrance to Central Park. Meet your local guide and the rest of your small group, snap on your helmet, and climb aboard your e-bike for a journey through the city.

You'll need to be at least 16 years old to ride an electric bike, and under 18's must be accompanied by an adult.

Central Park

The first stop on the tour is a ride through New York's most famous public space, Central Park. Like so many New Yorkers, your guide knows Central Park like the back of their hand, and they'll lead you on a route through some of its iconic movie locations, monuments, artworks, and hidden corners. You'll stop for photos along the way, and you can make a mental note of your favorite spots to come back to and relax later on.

High Line and the Hudson River

Two of the best additions to New York City over the past decade are High Line and the renovated Hudson River Greenway. Bringing a sense of nature to what was formally a center of industry has brightened up these areas and created the most scenic bike paths in Manhattan. With amazing views of the Statue of Liberty, Freedom Tower and more, it's a stunning ride and a great way to see New York from a whole new perspective. You'll follow the Hudson River all the way down to the attractive Battery Park,

Brooklyn Bridge

The last stop of the day is the Brooklyn Bridge. A highlight of world architecture, the impressive suspension bridge was opened in 1883 to connect the then separate cities of New York and Brooklyn. Today, the Bridge is still an important connection for cars, subways, bicycles, and foot traffic, as well as being one of those spots where you just have to get a photo when you come to NYC!

It's a perfect way to end your electric bike tour, and with a better understanding of New York you'll be ready to make the most of whatever time you have left in the city.