GLASGOW
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The 6 most popular cycling tours from Glasgow. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Ride a bike or ebike through Glasgow for about 3 hours, covering the Clyde, Govan, Kelvingrove, and the University with a guide.
“Terrific bike ride and got to see many parts of the city that we would of missed. Martin was our guide and was very knowledgeable and made sure everyone was able to keep up. Perfect combination of riding and stopping to hear about certain parts of the city. Would highly recommend.”
Ride Glasgow by bike in 3 hours, with helmet and snacks included, guided routes to key sights, and river-and-bridge views.
“Michael was our guide and he was excellent. Glasgow is a really cool city and biking was an awesome way to experience it. It was probably one of our favorite tours. Be advised that there are a handful of hills that will get your heart racing but anyone in general good health can do it.”
Private bike tour of Glasgow with included snacks and helmet, cycling along the Clyde and Kelvin plus museum stops.
“What a wonderful way to see a city. My tour guide Oliver was amazing. His knowledge of the city was outstanding. He skillfully guided us through the city stopping at numerous points of interest and allowing us numerous photographic opportunities.”
Cruise Glasgow on refurbished Royal Mail bikes with a local guide. Ride the Clyde, Kelvingrove, and the University in 3 hours.
“The trip was amazing! Would definitely recommend it! :)”
Ride an e-bike through Glasgow’s key sights, then tour Clydeside Distillery for a guided whisky tasting in a small group.
“This E-bike tour of Glasgow including Whisky tasting was a highlight of my recent visit to Scotland. My guide, Martin, from Gallus Pedals is great fun and full of knowledge and background insights into Glasgow past and present. We covered a lot of ground from the very gentrified West-side with Glasgow University and the beautiful…”
Cycle Glasgow’s River Clyde bridges, green parks, and West End landmarks on a small-group tour from Drygate, with helmet and local guide.
“Great activity :-) Bike in perfect condition, tour and explanations very interesting and to finish, perfect lunch at the micro brewery! To do to visit Glasgow in a fun way”
