moderate
2 hours
Suitable for riders with basic cycling fitness capable of steady uphill pedaling and navigating busy city streets.
Pedal over the Brooklyn Bridge with Unlimited Biking on this 2-hour urban cycling tour through Lower Manhattan. Experience iconic views of the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Heights as you ride above the city’s skyline.
2 Hours • All Ages!
Experience the thrill of a 2-hour bike tour through lower Manhattan, featuring a climb onto the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. Enjoy breathtaking views of New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, and the Financial District. Capture unforgettable moments from 160 feet above the city as you explore vibrant neighborhoods and historic sites.
2 Hours
Our 2-hour bike tour takes you up in the air above New York City! We cycle around Manhattan’s southern tip, climb into the City Hall area, then up onto the Brooklyn Bridge itself. This will be a steady climb of about 15 minutes, stopping at the Brooklyn-side tower of the bridge for photos. You’ll be about 160 feet (about 50 meters) up. The entire New York Harbor will be visible, including the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, Staten Island, the port of Brooklyn, and several miles of the New Jersey coastline. We will descend into Brooklyn, seeing NYC’s Financial District from across the river, followed by historic houses of Brooklyn Heights. Then we return over the bridge, to South Street Seaport. Remember to bring your camera: there will be spectacular views in all directions from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Tips Summer/Fall: In warm weather, dress light, wear sunblock & bring comfortable shoes. Winter/Spring: In cool weather, wear layered clothing to ensure comfort.
Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended for all riders, especially on busy city streets and the bridge’s elevated path.
Sun exposure can be intense on the bridge with little shade—apply sunblock and carry water.
The climb over the Brooklyn Bridge is steady but can challenge some; pace yourself to enjoy the views safely.
Bring a strap or secure pouch to keep your camera or phone safe while capturing elevated views.
The Brooklyn Bridge, completed in 1883, was the first steel-wire suspension bridge and revolutionized urban infrastructure.
Efforts to maintain the bridge include regular structural inspections and pedestrian/bike lane improvements that promote green urban transit.
Protects your head during urban riding and bridge crossing.
Keeps you hydrated on warm days and during physical exertion.
summer specific
Adjusts to changing temperatures, especially when wind picks up on the bridge.
fall specific
Allows you to capture stunning views without risking damage or loss.