easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness who can comfortably ride a bike for a few hours at a relaxed pace.
Join a guided group bike tour through Charlottesville’s historic streets and vibrant neighborhoods. Discover local culture and architecture on a relaxed 2-3 hour ride.
Starting at $2,650 | Up to 25 People | Available Daily | Great Teambuilding Activity
Experience the charm of Charlottesville on a guided bike tour designed for larger groups. Over 2-3 hours, explore historic sites, architectural gems, and vibrant public art while enjoying a leisurely ride through the city's bike lanes and neighborhoods. Perfect for sightseeing, this tour offers a unique blend of culture and adventure.
This 2-3 hour tour will encompass all the great sights and attractions as the Charlottesville City Tour but we’ll be able to handle large groups up to 25 people. All of our large group events have at least a 4:1 participant to guide ratio. This bike ride encompasses all of Charlottesville’s best attractions and provides for great sightseeing. This guided city bike tour highlights Charlottesville’s most important and relevant tourist sites including historic and public buildings, architectural masterpieces, public art installations, parks and outdoor venues. We ride exclusively on city bike lanes and neighborhood streets to navigate our way around exciting downtown Charlottesville. You will be riding at a moderate level of activity for 60-90 minutes and the terrain is relatively flat.
Helmets are required and provide essential protection on city streets with traffic and varying road conditions.
Light, breathable clothing helps keep you cool during the 2-3 hour ride through diverse neighborhoods.
Ensure your bike is in good working order—brakes, tires, and gears—to avoid interruptions on the route.
Carry a water bottle and drink regularly to stay hydrated, especially in warmer months.
Charlottesville is home to the University of Virginia, founded in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson, an area with deep Revolutionary War-era roots.
Group Outing promotes eco-friendly travel by encouraging bicycling as a sustainable way to reduce urban traffic and emissions.
Protects your head and is required for all riders.
Staying hydrated is crucial during warmer weather.
summer specific
Provides grip and reduces hand fatigue on longer rides.
spring specific
Keeps you comfortable in cooler temperatures or wind.
fall specific