TOURS
NEWBURYPORT WATERFRONT TOUR
Experience the best of Newburyport, Massachusetts, with our exhilarating E-Bike Waterfront Adventure Rail Trail Tour. This self guided tour combines the scenic beauty of the waterfront with the historic charm of the rail trail, offering an unforgettable adventure for riders of all ages and fitness levels. Our high-quality e-bikes ensure a comfortable and enjoyable ride, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and rich history of this coastal gem.
Join us on the Newburyport E-Bike Waterfront Adventure Rail Trail Tour for an exciting and immersive journey through the town's historic sites, scenic waterfronts, and natural wonders. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, this tour offers a unique and thrilling way to experience the captivating beauty of Newburyport, Massachusetts.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Start at Waterfront Park: Begin your journey at the beautiful Waterfront Park. Take in the serene views of the Merrimack River and prepare for an exciting adventure ahead.
- Clipper City Rail Trail: Pedal along the Clipper City Rail Trail, a picturesque path that runs through the heart of Newburyport. This well-maintained trail is adorned with vibrant murals, public art installations, and informative plaques that highlight the town's rich history and cultural heritage.
- Historic Downtown Newburyport: Explore the charming streets of downtown Newburyport, where 19th-century architecture and quaint shops create a delightful atmosphere. Learn about the town's maritime history and its significance during the American Revolution from your knowledgeable guide.
- Scenic Riverfront Promenade: Enjoy a leisurely ride along the scenic riverfront promenade, offering breathtaking views of the Merrimack River. Stop at various points to capture photos of the beautiful waterfront and observe the bustling activity of the harbor.
- Maudslay State Park: Venture into Maudslay State Park, a sprawling estate featuring lush gardens, majestic trees, and scenic trails. Experience the tranquility of this natural oasis as you ride through its picturesque landscapes and discover its hidden treasures.
- Plum Island: Ride out to the stunning Plum Island, a barrier island known for its pristine beaches and diverse wildlife. Explore the sandy shores, take in the panoramic coastal views, and enjoy the refreshing sea breeze.
- Joppa Flats Education Center: Stop by the Joppa Flats Education Center, where you can learn about the local ecology and marine life. This educational center offers interactive exhibits and opportunities to observe various bird species in their natural habitat.
- Waterfront Dining: Conclude your tour with a delightful meal at one of Newburyport's waterfront restaurants. Savor fresh seafood, local delicacies, and refreshing beverages while enjoying the charming waterfront ambiance.
NEWBURYPORT WATERFRONT EBIKE ADVENTURE TOUR
MILEAGE: 8 TO 20+ MILES EASY TO MODERATE
2 HOUR TOURÂ Â $55
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
6 HOUR TOURÂ Â $120
WHAT TO EXPECT
THIS TOUR OFFERS MOSTLY EASY TERRAIN ON PRIMARILY PAVED, CAREFREE RECREATIONAL PATHS AND IN TOWN BIKE LANES.
MILEAGE: 8 TO 20+ MILES BIKING: 1 TO 5 HOURS
DEPARTS FROM:
28 COLLINS ST SEABROOK, NH 03874
PARKER RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
Embark on an eco-friendly e-bike tour through the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for wildlife and a serene escape for nature lovers. This self-guided tour provides an opportunity to explore the diverse habitats and scenic landscapes of the refuge while enjoying the convenience and ease of an electric bike.
The Parker River National Wildlife Refuge is a protected area located on the northeast coast of Massachusetts. Established in 1941, it encompasses over 4,700 acres of diverse habitats, including salt marshes, freshwater marshes, beaches, dunes, and maritime forests. The refuge is situated on Plum Island, a barrier island off the coast of Newburyport, and serves as a crucial sanctuary for migratory birds and other wildlife.
The refuge's habitats support a wide variety of plant and animal species. It's particularly renowned for birdwatching, as it lies along the Atlantic Flyway, a major north-south route for migratory birds in North America. Visitors can observe numerous bird species, including the endangered piping plover, as well as other wildlife such as deer, foxes, and various marine life.
Parker River NWR offers several recreational activities, including hiking, wildlife observation, photography, and environmental education. The Hellcat Interpretive Trail is a popular destination within the refuge, featuring boardwalks and observation platforms that provide views of the marshes and dunes. Additionally, the refuge includes Sandy Point State Reservation at its southern end, which offers opportunities for swimming and beach activities.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Birdwatching: The refuge is a major stopover for migratory birds along the Atlantic Flyway. It's home to over 300 bird species, making it a prime location for birdwatching year-round.
- Wildlife Observation: Besides birds, visitors can spot various wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a variety of amphibians and reptiles.
- Sandy Point State Reservation: Located at the southern tip of Plum Island, this area offers beautiful sandy beaches and is ideal for beachcombing, swimming, and picnicking.
- Salt Marshes and Dunes: The refuge features extensive salt marshes and dunes, providing unique and diverse ecosystems to explore.
- Hellcat Wildlife Observation Area: This area includes trails and an observation tower, offering excellent views of the marsh and opportunities to see a variety of wildlife.
- Photography: The diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife make the refuge a favorite spot for nature photographers.
- Educational Programs and Guided Tours: The refuge offers various educational programs and guided tours that provide insights into the area's natural history and conservation efforts.
- Fishing and Kayaking: Certain areas of the refuge allow fishing and kayaking, providing opportunities for outdoor recreation.
- Seasonal Events: Throughout the year, the refuge hosts seasonal events, such as bird counts, nature walks, and conservation programs.
- Scenic Drives and Trails: Visitors can enjoy scenic drives through the refuge or explore its trails on foot, offering a chance to experience the area's natural beauty up close.
PARKER RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE TOUR
MILEAGE: 16 TO 30+ MILESÂ Â MODERATE
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
6 HOUR TOURÂ Â $120
WHAT TO EXPECT
THIS TOUR OFFERS MOSTLY EASY TERRAIN ON BIKE PATH AND ROADS WITH LONG DISTANCES AND SOME OFF-ROAD TERRAIN.
MILEAGE: 16 TO 30+ MILES
BIKING: 2 TO 5 HOURS
DEPARTS FROM 28 COLLINS ST SEABROOK, NH 03874
NEWBURYPORT HISTORICAL TOUR
The Newburyport Historical eBike Tour is a self-guided tour through the historic city of Newburyport, Massachusetts, using electric bicycles (eBikes). This tour typically explores significant historical sites and landmarks in and around Newburyport, such as the Custom House Maritime Museum, the Clipper City Rail Trail, the Tannery Marketplace, and the Newburyport Harbor. It offers a blend of leisurely biking and exploration in the area's rich history, architecture, and cultural heritage. It's a great way to experience the charm of Newburyport while learning about its past.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Custom House Maritime Museum: A historic federal custom house that now serves as a museum showcasing Newburyport's maritime heritage.
- Clipper City Rail Trail: A scenic trail that follows the route of an old railroad line, offering views of the Merrimack River and historic neighborhoods.
- Newburyport Harbor: A picturesque harbor area with views of boats, waterfront parks, and historical buildings.
- Tannery Marketplace: A revitalized industrial area turned into a vibrant marketplace with shops, restaurants, and cultural venues.
- Historic Homes and Architecture: Newburyport is known for its well-preserved Federal, Georgian, and Victorian architecture, with many historic homes and buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries.
- Moseley Pines and Gardens: A serene park and garden area offering a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle.
- Plum Island: Located nearby, Plum Island offers beautiful beaches, nature reserves, and birdwatching opportunities, adding a natural element to the historical tour.
NEWBURYPORT HISTORICAL TOUR
MILEAGE: 8 TO 15+ MILESÂ Â Â EASY
2 HOUR TOURÂ Â $55
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
WHAT TO EXPECT
THIS TOUR OFFERS MOSTLY EASY TERRAIN ON PRIMARILY PAVED, CAREFREE RECREATIONAL PATHS AND IN TOWN BIKE LANES.
MILEAGE: 8 TO 15+ MILES
BIKING: 1 TO 4 HOURS
DEPARTS FROM 28 COLLINS ST SEABROOK, NH 03874
AMESBURY MILLYARD TOUR
Amesbury, Massachusetts, is a charming town located in Essex County along the banks of the Merrimack River. Known for its rich industrial heritage, Amesbury was once a prominent center for shipbuilding and carriage manufacturing in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, the town blends historical significance with modern appeal, featuring well-preserved mill buildings, vibrant local businesses, and a thriving arts community. The Millyard area, in particular, is a focal point of historical interest, showcasing restored mill complexes that now house shops, restaurants, and cultural venues. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the scenic Amesbury Riverwalk, a trail that winds along the river, offering picturesque views and a glimpse into the town's past. Amesbury's downtown area is characterized by its quaint streets, historic architecture, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for both residents and visitors seeking to experience the charm of New England.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Amesbury Millyard: The heart of the tour is the Millyard, which was once a bustling hub of textile and shoe manufacturing. You can learn about its industrial past and see how it has been revitalized in recent years.
- Downtown Amesbury: Explore the quaint downtown area with its historic buildings, shops, and restaurants. Amesbury has preserved much of its 19th-century architecture, giving it a timeless charm.
- Lake Gardner: Nearby Lake Gardner offers a scenic backdrop and recreational opportunities. It's a peaceful spot to take a break and enjoy nature.
- Lowell's Boat Shop: Founded in 1793, Lowell's Boat Shop is the oldest continuously operating boat shop in the United States. It's a fascinating glimpse into traditional boatbuilding techniques.
- Historic Homes and Sites: Amesbury boasts several historic homes and sites, including the John Greenleaf Whittier Home, the former residence of the famous poet.
- Local Culture and Arts: Depending on the tour, you might visit local art galleries, studios, or cultural centers that contribute to the vibrant community of Amesbury.
- Local Cuisine: Sample some local cuisine at one of the downtown restaurants, showcasing New England flavors and hospitality.
AMESBURY MILLYARD TOUR
MILEAGE: 12 TO 20+ MILESÂ Â EASY TO MODERATE
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
6 HOUR TOURÂ Â $120
WHAT TO EXPECT
THIS TOUR OFFERS EASY TO MODERATE TERRAIN ON PAVED & SMOOTH RECREATIONAL PATHS AND IN TOWN BIKE LANES.
MILEAGE: 12 TO 20+ MILES
BIKING: 1.5 TO 5 HOURS
DEPARTS FROM 28 COLLINS ST SEABROOK, NH 03874
WOLFEBORO/LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE TOUR
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, known as "The Oldest Summer Resort in America," offers a charming blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and recreational activities. Situated on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, Wolfeboro provides picturesque views and a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation and exploration. The town features a variety of outdoor activities, including boating, fishing, and swimming, along with scenic hiking and biking trails, such as the Cotton Valley Rail Trail. This rail trail is particularly popular for walking, cycling, and enjoying the scenic landscapes. Wolfeboro's downtown area is vibrant with quaint shops, local restaurants, and historical landmarks like the Wright Museum of World War II and the New Hampshire Boat Museum. These museums offer a glimpse into the area's rich history and cultural heritage. Whether you're interested in outdoor adventures, historical tours, or simply enjoying the small-town charm, Wolfeboro has something for everyone.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Cate Park: A scenic park located on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, offering beautiful views, picnic areas, and often hosting events and concerts during the summer months.
- Wolfeboro Rail Trail: This trail runs through the town and surrounding areas, offering opportunities for walking, biking, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region. It's a great way to explore the countryside and see historic railroad remnants.
- Downtown Wolfeboro: Explore the charming downtown area with its historic buildings, shops, art galleries, and restaurants. It's a great place to stroll and soak in the town's atmosphere.
- Wright Museum of World War II: Located just outside Wolfeboro, this museum features exhibits and artifacts related to World War II, providing a fascinating glimpse into history.
- Libby Museum: A natural history museum offering exhibits on local wildlife, geology, and Native American artifacts. It's a family-friendly place with educational programs and events.
- Lake Winnipesaukee: While not exclusive to Wolfeboro, nearby Lake Winnipesaukee offers opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, and enjoying water sports during the summer months.
- Historic Sites and Architecture: Wolfeboro boasts several historic homes and buildings, some dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. The Wolfeboro Historical Society offers guided tours and information on local history.
WOLFEBORO/LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE TOUR
MILEAGE: 22 TO 30+ MILESÂ Â Â MODERATE
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
6 HOUR TOURÂ Â $120
WHAT TO EXPECT
THIS TOUR OFFERS FUN TERRAIN ALONG A CAR-FREE RECREATIONAL RAILTRAIL THROUGH A WILDERNESS SETTING.
MILEAGE: 22 TO 30+ MILES
BIKING: 2 TO 6 HOURS
DEPARTS FROM 7 WINDY HOLLOW SUNBORNVILLE, NH 03872
COTTON VALLEY RAIL TRAIL TOUR
The Cotton Valley Rail Trail is a picturesque recreational path that stretches through the scenic landscapes of Wolfeboro and Brookfield in New Hampshire. Following the route of an old railroad line, this trail offers a unique combination of history and nature, making it a popular destination for walkers, runners, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts. The trail spans approximately 12 miles, meandering through lush forests, alongside serene lakes, and past charming rural vistas. One of the highlights of the Cotton Valley Rail Trail is its tranquil sections along the shores of Lake Wentworth and Crescent Lake, providing breathtaking water views and opportunities for birdwatching. The well-maintained trail surface is suitable for eBiking, allowing riders to explore the area comfortably and enjoyably. As you traverse the trail, you'll encounter remnants of the railway's history, including old rail tracks and bridges, adding a nostalgic touch to your journey. The Cotton Valley Rail Trail is not only a haven for nature lovers but also a testament to the region's heritage, offering a delightful escape into the heart of New Hampshire's natural beauty.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Scenic Views: The trail offers stunning views of Lake Wentworth, Crescent Lake, and other beautiful bodies of water along the route, providing a serene and picturesque backdrop for your ride or walk.
- Historical Railway: Following the old Wolfeboro Railroad line, the trail has historical significance and features remnants of the railroad era, such as old railroad ties and sections of track.
- Wildlife Observation: The trail passes through various natural habitats, offering opportunities to spot local wildlife, including birds, small mammals, and aquatic species in the adjacent lakes and wetlands.
- Trail Surface: The well-maintained surface, composed of compacted stone dust and gravel, makes it suitable for walking, biking, and even cross-country skiing in the winter.
- Bridge Crossings: Several charming wooden bridges cross streams and marshlands, adding to the scenic beauty and variety of the trail experience.
- Wolfeboro Station: The trailhead in Wolfeboro features the restored Wolfeboro Railroad Station, a historic site that adds to the charm and historical context of the trail.
- Recreational Activities: In addition to biking and walking, the trail supports activities like jogging, rollerblading, and birdwatching. In winter, it is also used for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
- Accessibility: The trail is relatively flat, making it accessible for users of all ages and abilities, including families with young children and individuals with mobility challenges.
COTTON VALLEY RAIL TRAIL TOUR
MILEAGE: 5 TO 30+ MILESÂ Â Â EASY
2 HOUR TOURÂ Â $55
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
6 HOUR TOURÂ Â $120
WHAT TO EXPECT
THIS TOUR OFFERS FLAT TERRAIN ALONG A CAR-FREE RECREATIONAL RAIL TRAIL THROUGH A WILDERNESS SETTING.
MILEAGE: 5 TO 30+ MILES
BIKING: 1/2 TO 5 HOURS
DEPARTS FROM 7 WINDY HOLLOW SANBOROVILLE, NH 03972
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MAKE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE
1 HOUR TOURÂ Â $35
2 HOUR TOURÂ Â $55
3 HOUR TOURÂ Â $75
4 HOUR TOURÂ Â $95
6 HOUR TOURÂ Â $120
WHAT TO EXPECT
RIDE ON CARFREE RAILTRAILS, OFFROAD OR ONROAD AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN.
CREATE YOUR OWN ROUTE, AND RENT BY THE HOUR.