Categories: Food & Drink

Boozy bike tours are coming back to Edmonton this month

With the weather getting nicer and nicer, we can’t help but remind you on some amazing boozy bike tours to check out around Edmonton! Urban Pedal Tours is about to kick off the 2022 season, offering a few different ways to explore some of the city’s best areas. Here’s what to know about it.

Able to accommodate up to 15 people at a time, Urban Pedal Tours offer a great option for bigger groups hoping to have some weekend (or weekday) fun. The tours last 2 hours, and will give you a chance to check out up to three different stops along the route.

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On that note, there are actually four different routes to check out this season! Scoot along Whyte Ave, head downtown, check out the brewery district, or bike down ‘Happy Beer Street’. As for stops, they’re dependent on the tour you pick, but options include Blind Enthusiasm, Odd Company, and Bent Stick Brewing.

So far, only private tours are available to rent, and are priced at $549 (minus whatever you decide to eat/drink on the tour). It sounds like a lot, but keep in mind that if all of your pals show up, that’s less than $40 per person! Not a bad deal, if we say so ourselves.

For more information on these boozy bike tours in Edmonton, just click the link below!

Urban Pedal Tours Edmonton

When: Tours start April 21st
Where: Locations around Edmonton
Cost: $549 for a 2-hour tour

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