Is the tour suitable for beginners?

Yes, the tour is beginner-friendly, offering a relaxed pace and level routes with guides supporting all skill levels.

Can I upgrade to an electric bike?

Yes, an e-bike upgrade is available for an additional $30 per person to make cycling easier.

Are helmets provided?

Yes, helmets are included in the price and are mandatory for safety.

Where does the tour start?

The tour meets at 1251 Rue Rachel E, Montréal, near the Plateau neighborhood.

Is the cocktail included in the price?

A beer is included per person at a secret location; cocktails might be available depending on the stop but may require additional purchase.

Is this tour seasonal?

The tour operates year-round but is most enjoyable from spring through fall due to Montreal’s cold winters.

Explore Montreal’s Plateau & Mile-End: The Ultimate 3-Hour Bike and Drink Tour

Discover a side of Montréal that’s often missed by typical tourists on the Plateau & Mile-End Montreal Bike and Drink Tour, a vibrant 3-hour journey weaving through some of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods. Located in the heart of Québec, Montréal is a city where historic charm marries contemporary culture, and this tour invites you to experience that firsthand on two wheels.

The adventure begins at 1251 Rue Rachel E, where you'll set off on a moderately paced ride with friendly local guides. As you pedal through the Plateau, take in the striking Green Laneways—a series of lush urban paths adorned with community gardens and street art. This area is especially notable for its colorful murals, giving riders a visual feast and insight into Montréal’s thriving arts scene.

Next up, you’ll cruise into Mile-End, known for its hipster vibe and stellar bagel shops. Here, you’ll glimpse the evolving Mile-Ex neighborhood, where edgy street art morphs the industrial backdrop into an open-air gallery. These neighborhoods are social hubs where artists, musicians, and food lovers merge, creating a unique cultural mosaic.

The tour also includes a stop at the Jean-Talon Farmers’ Market, a local treasure brimming with fresh produce and artisanal goods, offering a sensory immersion into Québec’s rich culinary heritage. Continuing through Outremont, riders enjoy tranquil parks and impressive luxury estates, revealing yet another facet of Montréal’s diverse urban landscape.

What sets this bike tour apart is the blend of history, culture, and local lifestyle paired with a laid-back vibe. Along the way, guides share stories about iconic Montréalers—like Leonard Cohen and the band Arcade Fire—and the fascinating bilingual heritage that defines the city.

The highlight is a cocktail stop at a secret location, allowing you to unwind and savor Montréal’s emerging cocktail culture in an intimate setting. Helmets and bikes are provided—with an option to upgrade to e-bikes for an easier ride.

This tour is perfect for adventurous visitors who want to explore beyond downtown’s typical sights and dive into authentic neighborhoods filled with creativity and culinary delights.

Whether you're a first-timer or returning visitor, this ride promises new discoveries underpinned by local knowledge and an engaging route that showcases Montréal’s unique rhythm and character.