See the sites at your own pace. Rent a bike for up to 24 Hours.
Explore Petoskey at your own pace with a one-day bike rental for singles or tandems—perfect for families with trailers and tag-alongs. Pedal waterfront paths, historic streets, and quiet residential lanes while keeping the day flexible and fun.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–8 hours
Fitness Level
Light to moderate—suitable for most adults and older children who can pedal for a few hours
Wildlife
History
Petoskey is known for the fossilized Petoskey stone found along its shores; the town’s lakefront grew as a summer destination in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Conservation
Stay on paved routes where posted, avoid riding through fragile shoreline vegetation, and pack out all trash to protect the bay and beaches.
See the sites at your own pace. Rent a bike for up to 24 Hours.
Wear a helmet
Helmets are usually provided but bring your own for the best fit and comfort during a long day in the saddle.
Reserve in advance
Peak summer fills tandems and trailers quickly; book ahead to guarantee the equipment you need.
Fit child gear before departure
Attach and test trailers or tag-alongs at the shop to ensure harnesses, hitch, and brakes feel secure.
Expect lake breezes
Wind off Little Traverse Bay can be strong in the afternoon—bring a windbreaker and plan routes that offer shelter.
Helmet
Protects your head and is often required by local rules.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated is crucial on warm, sunny rides along the bay.
summer
Lightweight windbreaker
Shields against sudden lake breezes and afternoon chills.
spring
Sturdy bike lock
Useful for short stops while you explore shops, parks, or the waterfront.