Celebrate spring or savor the fall with a weekend of easy coastal riding on quiet roads. Visit a fascinating variety of historic Tidewater Maryland villages on your bike tour and indulge in local cuisine including clams, oysters, and the best crab cakes in the world. Our tour is based in the quaint waterfront town of Saint Michaels, whose historic streets are lined with Colonial-era houses and shops, evidence of its former eminence as a prosperous shipping and trading center.
While in Saint Michaels, we are guests at the beautiful Harbour Inn where each of our elegant rooms enjoys a beautiful view of the harbor and the Miles River and where you can opt for a relaxing spa treatment or massage to unwind after your day of cycling and sightseeing. While in Saint Michaels, you might take the opportunity to explore the highly regarded Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, where you can learn about the history of the bay and its traditions in boat building, commercial fishing, yachting and navigation. There are 23 buildings on 18 acres with interactive exhibits, the popular Hooper Straight Lighthouses, and several historic vessels docked at the waterfront boat yard.
Finally, the biking on this tour is perfectly designed for an early springtime or fall outing. Easy terrain, quiet tree-lined back roads, and beautiful vistas along the bay make for a wonderful weekend experience.
Tour includes 2 nights of lodging (double occupancy); 2 breakfasts and 2 dinners; all taxes and gratuities at the hotels; free use of bicycle; experienced leaders; full van support; and detailed directions. We have additional optional miles for energetic riders on most tour days. Airfare is not included.
Tour includes 2 nights of lodging (double occupancy); 2 breakfasts and 2 dinners; all taxes and gratuities at the hotels; free use of bicycle; experienced leaders; full van support; and detailed directions. We have additional optional miles for energetic riders on most tour days. Airfare is not included.
Lisa and Patrick E.
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Lisa and Patrick E.
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