Washington DC Bike Tours

The Washington DC: Monuments at Night Bike Tour lasts about 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to see DC’s most iconic monuments without feeling rushed. You’ll ride at a relaxed pace with stops for photos and stories from your guide.

No, you don’t need to be an expert cyclist. The tour is designed for guests with basic biking skills, and your guide will ensure a safe, comfortable ride throughout.

Yes. Those aged 16 and older can choose an electric bike, which makes pedaling easier on hills and longer stretches. It’s a great option if you want a little extra boost during the ride.

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that are easy to pedal in, and dress in layers since it’s an evening tour. A light jacket can help keep you warm as temperatures drop after sunset.

Bring a government-issued photo ID if you’re visiting from the US, or a passport if you’re coming from abroad. A small water bottle and a light backpack are handy for staying hydrated and carrying essentials.

Yes, helmets are provided, and all riders are required to wear them. Your guide will help you fit it securely before the tour begins.

Children can join using tag-along bikes or bike trailers, but riders must meet the minimum height and age requirements. Little ones must be at least 12 months old and under 4 feet tall for safety reasons.

Tours generally run rain or shine, so bring a light rain jacket just in case. Your guide may adjust the pace or route slightly to keep everyone comfortable and safe.

Always wear your helmet and follow your guide’s instructions during the ride. Large bags, alcohol, or drugs are not allowed, and staying with the group helps ensure a smooth, fun experience.

Yes, each tour has a maximum of 15 participants, ensuring a personal experience and easier management on the streets. Smaller groups also make it safer and more enjoyable to navigate through the monuments at night.

There aren’t formal stops for restrooms during the ride, but your guide can point out nearby public facilities if needed. It’s a good idea to use the restroom before starting the tour so you can enjoy the ride uninterrupted.

You can bring a small backpack or bike bag for essentials like water, snacks, or your camera. Large or bulky bags aren’t allowed on the bike for safety reasons, so keep it light.

Don’t worry, the pace is relaxed and your guide can adjust stops or ride alongside you if needed. Electric bike upgrades are also available for guests 16+ if you’d like extra support on longer stretches.

Yes, your guide leads the group along well-lit streets and scenic routes around DC’s monuments. Bikes come with lights, and everyone is required to wear helmets, making it a safe and enjoyable evening experience.

No food or drinks are provided during the ride, but you can bring a small water bottle to stay hydrated. Your guide can also suggest nearby cafés or restaurants for a post-ride snack or dinner.