easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners and casual riders
Join a 2-hour bike adventure in Dayton’s Oregon District, combining refreshing drinks, delicious brunch, and scenic rides. Perfect for groups looking to kick off the weekend with flavor and fun!
Start your weekend on a high note with 'Bikes, Bevies and Brunch,' a lively 2-hour adventure through Dayton’s historic Oregon District. This unique bike tour from Pedal Wagon - Dayton combines light exercise with tasty refreshments, giving friends and visitors an unforgettable way to explore one of the city’s most charming neighborhoods. Pedal at an easy pace to two local partner bars where you can enjoy craft bloody marys and fresh mimosas, each sip perfectly complementing the fresh morning air. After your refreshment stops, choose from a cozy selection of brunch spots for delicious bites, whether you crave classic eggs benedict or creative pancakes. The group dynamic makes it perfect for socializing while staying active, and the blend of biking and dining highlights the best parts of Dayton’s vibrant food and drink scene. With friendly guides, safe routes through scenic streets, and a laid-back atmosphere, this experience is designed for all fitness and skill levels. Whether you’re a local looking for a new way to experience your city or a visitor wanting a memorable morning, Bikes, Bevies and Brunch offers a refreshing mix of fun, flavor, and fresh air in the heart of Ohio.
Stay hydrated between stops to enjoy the ride and drinks responsibly.
Proper footwear ensures safe pedaling and comfort throughout the tour.
Give yourself extra time for orientation and bike fitting before the ride starts.
Check the forecast and layer appropriately, as the Oregon District can be breezy in the mornings.
The Oregon District is Dayton’s oldest neighborhood, featuring brick-lined streets and Victorian-era architecture dating back to the 19th century.
Pedal Wagon promotes eco-friendly travel by encouraging cycling and supporting local businesses committed to sustainable practices.
Wear breathable, flexible clothing for ease of movement during the ride.
Protect your eyes from bright sun glare and wind on open roads.
summer specific
A water-resistant jacket keeps you dry during occasional spring showers.
spring specific
Safety first—helmets protect your head in case of falls or collisions.