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©2006 Boston Bike ToursBoston Guided Bike Tours
Boston Bike Tours are fully equipped, fun, guided, sightseeing tours on bicycles of Boston/Cambridge & Beyond! Season Dates: April 23rd, to October 31st, 2006
Boston Bike Tours have lead thousands of people on informative, active, site-seeing, bicycling tours. Capture the essence of Greater Boston on one of several tour selections. Saturdays and Sundays we meet on the Boston Common* at 11:-00 AM near the Visitors Information Center. Map
Boston Bike Tours are moderate to slow paced, utilizing mostly parks, pathways and quiets side streets. Most of our tours are suitable for children who are secure and confident bicyclists. On all tours, stops are made along the way where your guide points out sights and narrates history as you explore the area. We pride ourselves on our knowledge of the streets, our insight into the past, our unique perspective of the area and its interesting heritage, and our ability to get you where no other tours in Boston are able. Biking in the city has never been easier.
Boston Bike Tours equips you with everything you need for a fun day of bicycling in Boston. All Tours and Rentals include Bicycle, Helmet and Water. Maps are available.
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Boston Neighborhood Bike Tour
Back Bay, Fenway, Boston University, Charles River, MIT, Beacon Hill 2 to 3 hours. Beginners and above. Dates: May 6th, & 20th, June 18th, July 8th, & 30th, Aug. 5th, Sept. 10th & 24th, Oct. 7th, 2006
JFK Library and South Boston Waterfront Bike Tour
Harbor Views, Castle Island, Carson Beach, JFK Library, Dorchester Heights and more! Picnic lunch and miles of beach. This moderate tour is 15 to 18 miles mostly flat, some urban riding. Sundays, 4 hours. Athletic Beginners and above. Dates May 14th, June 25th, July 23rd, Sept, 3rd, Oct. 8th, 2006
Emerald Necklace Boston Bike Tour
Nine Interconnected Parks, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. From the Boston Common to the Arnold Arboretum. Neighborhoods, Ice Cream, and Green Space! 17 to 20 miles moderate some hills. Sundays, 4 to 5 hours. Athletic Beginners and above. Dates: Aprl. 30th, May 21st, June 10th, July 2nd, & 22nd, Aug. 20th, Sept. 16th, Oct. 1st, 22nd, & 29th, 2006
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Harvard Square Boston Bike Tour
Charles River, Harvard Business School, Harvard Stadium, Longfellow's Mansion, Tory Row, Harvard Yard, John Harvard and Great views of Boston. 2.5 to 3 hours. Athletic Beginner and above. Dates: May 7th, & 27th, June 3rd, July 1st, & 16th, Aug. 6th, Sept. 2nd, & 17th, Oct. 14th, 2006
Bike Beach and Brewery Tour Boston Bike Tour
3rd, Saturday of every month, Includes all South Boston Tour with visit to Boston's own Harpoon Brewery and picnic at the JFK Library. 3rd Saturday of the Month, 5 hours, (Bike Tour 4 hours, Harpoon Brewery 1 hour). Time will be allooted for picnic lunch. Athletic Beginners and above. 3rd Saturday of every month. Dates June 17th, July 15th, Aug. 19th, 2006
Boston Freedom Trail Bike Tour
All 16 Historical Sites & more in just a few hours! The Old State House, Fanuiel Hall, the Old North Church, USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Monument and more. 10 to 14 miles, moderate in urban setting. 4 hours. Athletic Beginner and above. Dates: April 29th, May 13th, & 28th, June 11th, July 3rd, 4th, & 9th, Aug. 12th, Sept. 9th, & 23rd, Oct. 15th, 2006
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Paul Revere's Ride - Boston Bike Tours
Meets at the Lexington MA, Visitors Center, Lexington Green, Concord, Old North Bridge, Battle Road, Revere's capture site. NO Road Bikes, 11am to 4pm Approx. 19-20 miles, moderate pace. Sundays, 4-5 hours. Athletic Beginner.*Meets and ends at the Lexington Visitor Center, in Lexington MA.@ 11am Dates: April 23rd, June 4th, July 29th, 2006
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Quincy Treasures by Boston Bike Tours
This tour is still under development, but will feature several of the historical sites in Quincy such as the Adam's Houses. Approx. 15-20 miles, moderate pace. Sundays, 4 hours. Athletic Beginner.*Meets and ends at the Quincy City Hall, in Quincy MA.@ 11am Dates: April 23rd, June 4th, July 29th, 2006
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* Some tours meet at alternate locations
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Boston Bike Tours Testimonial
- Boston Magazine Concierge - Ask the Concierge "a great way to get out and enjoy the weather".
- Arrive Magazine (Amtrak Magazine) "Boston now offers the kind of city bike tours that travelers in Munich and Paris have long raved about".
- Panorama Magazine - "Boston Bike Tours offers a close up and personal view of the city".
- Where Boston Magazine - "A fantastic city journey".
- Boston Globe Calendar - Hit of the Week - "Hop on a bike in downtown on a Friday afternoon! Sound Awful? Actually it was quite pleasant".
- Two Korean Guys on Vacation - "You make us trip very much"!
- National Geographic Travel - Best of Boston - Tip # 5 - Boston Bike Tours
- Boston Magazine Concierge - INsiders Guide - "See more in less time".
©2006 Boston Bike ToursAbout
I started Boston Bike Tours in 1999, and with the help of my wife Cathleen, have been able to host thousands of people from all over the country, and the world, on one of my personalized bike tours. It is a great pleasure to be able to share the city I love (Boston!) like no other tour is able. I can honestly say that there is no better way to see Boston than on a bike. This does not mean one has to go ridding around through heavy traffic! I want to have fun, not compete with vehicles. Over the years I have worked out a number of comprehensive tours that will get you into the heart of Boston while utilizing quiet side streets and paths. There is no tour in Boston that can lead you on a tour of the entire Freedom Trail in less than three hours! This includes all 16 Freedom Trail sites plus a few more thrown in at no extra cost.
I sincerely want you to have a good time on a Boston Bike Tour, and my customer service background, appreciation for the history of Boston, carefully chosen routes, combined with years of of experience leading bicycle tours in Boston will make a tour with us one of your most memorable activities on your visit to Boston.
Sincerely Lyall Croft Owner, guide, bike mechanic, and Bottle Washer
The starting point of the Freedom Trail. The Boston Common is known to be one of the oldest public parks in the country. The park is almost 50 acres in size. Today, Boston Common is the anchor for the Emerald Necklace, a system of connected parks that winds through many of Boston's neighborhoods. The "Common" has been used for many different purposes throughout its long history. Until 1830, cattle grazed the Common, and until 1817, public hangings took place here. British troops camped on Boston Common prior to the Revolution and left from here to face colonial resistance at Lexington and Concord in April, 1775.
Park Location: Bound by Tremont, Beacon, Charles and Boylston Streets.
Tour Meeting Location: Boston Common Visitor Information Center 147 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02111 Map of 147 Tremont St Boston, MA 02111-1202
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