Street art & murals · STREET ART BIKE TOURS IN THE USA
Every trip has one free afternoon too few. These 11 street art bike tours in the USA worldwide justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride St. Pete’s waterfront, murals, parks, and landmarks on a friendly two-and-a-half-hour e-bike tour capped at 10 people.
“Great ride! Interesting sights and facts. Guide Jordan was enthusiastic and knowledge. Totally recommend. Electric bikes were super easy to operate. Fun for all!”
Review of San Antonio’s $75 e-bike mural tour, with street art, the Pearl, Hopscotch, the D.R.E.A.M. District, and practical booking tips.
“It is a very informative ride. Understanding the artis and the time takes to paint. You also get to see other sites.”
Explore Asheville by e-bike on a small-group ride through river trails, murals, historic neighborhoods, Grove Park Inn, and mountain views.
“Excellent 16 mile tour with Drew!! Very knowledgeable! Grove Park Inn is a must see. The E bikes are such a fun way to see Asheville!”
Explore Tucson’s mural scene by bike on a small-group tour through Barrio Viejo and Armory Park, with local stories, fresh air, and art.
“Tour is a lot of fun! Whole family enjoyed it! Lorraine will show you many of the most notable murals in the city.”
Review of Miami’s Wynwood pedal pub crawl, with murals, bars, BYOB drinks, pricing, stops, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Our bachelor party group of 5 rode with Christian for the 8 pm Wynnwood graffiti tour and we were very happy with our experience. Things started out fairly strained as there was a cancellation for the remaining seats - but Christian made sure he navigated the situation to encourage a fun environment nonetheless, including adding a stop on our request. We enjoyed DJing our favourite tracks, sipping on some delicious mojitos and seeing the amazing Wynwood graffiti, along the way. Christian even stopped by some sights for a few impromptu photo sessions for us. If your group doesn't mind working up a sweat, you will have a blast.”
Explore Portland murals, graffiti, skate culture, and Eastside streets on a relaxed two-hour bike tour with local guides.
“This was amazing. Kelly made this the trip of a lifetime. She was funny, knowledgeable, and kind. We made a few pit stops that added to an already immaculate vibe.”
Explore St. Petersburg by e-bike on a small-group tour featuring waterfront trails, murals, the Dali Museum, the Pier, and local history.
“Jordan is an awesome tour guide and very knowledgeable about the St. Pete’s area! We had such a great time and this was definitely a fun tour to go on. Will definitely do another tour when we’re in town again.”
Explore San Antonio murals, local art stories, and lesser-known neighborhoods on a small-group e-bike tour with guide Brian.
“We had fun riding electric bikes to many large murals painted by talented street artists in downtown San Antonio - some were beautiful and some strange. As we rode, the guide also talked on a microphone to point out good places to eat and visit. It was a nice unique tour.”
Explore Dallas murals by e-bike on a small-group tour featuring Deep Ellum art, local stories, gear, and eight colorful stops.
“Was able to park in front of the place. The guide Cody was great. We booked the smart tour and realized once there it was a self guided tour. Cody realized the confusion and stepped in and said I will take you all. Our family of 5 thoroughly enjoyed cruising Dallas streets on Juneteenth while supporting a black owned business that cares about experiences! Everyone loves it!!”
Ride Nashville’s murals, music districts, and historic landmarks on a small-group e-bike tour with guides, water, helmets, and easy city access.
“We had a great time on the Mural Tour! Our guide Tyler was super knowledgeable about the artwork and about all-things-Nashville! He also brought a fun energy to our group. I enjoyed learning how to use an e-bike, too. It was easy to use, and it made the hills around town a piece of cake! My bike was named Aretha! :) Five stars!”
Explore Atlanta’s murals by bike, from Outkast art to BeltLine walls, with local stories, gear, snacks, and a 150-minute guided ride.
“Everyone was very kind, but there was a mix up with my tour. I ended up going on a different one altogether.”
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