3 Hike-and-E-Bike Days Worth Flying For

1.Ketchikan Electric Bike and Rain Forest Hike Ecotour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 562 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $161Our pick

Ride a step-through electric bike from Ketchikan’s docks toward the end of the paved road, then hike through Tongass National Forest to a salmon stream, waterfall, and rocky beach. Guides such as Chandler, Sophie, Raven, and Koda explain the plants and wildlife. Smoked salmon, vegan snacks, drinks, rain gear, and port transport are included.

“We had a very difficult time with the pickup location due to Viato’s super vague instructions. If you are on the Norwegian Bliss, STAY AT THE PORT AREA!!! Ketchikan Kayak will come pick you up there!! Don’t panic and take the shuttle downtown. Ok, once we found out where to go our tour left because we were 20 minutes late. The supervisor went so far out of his way to help us. He took us in his personal vehicle on his day off, to where the E-bikes are kept and where the tour starts. They had a guide to meet us there to give us a private tour. (Turns out…”

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2.eBike and Hike Banff to Johnston Canyon small group guided program

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 197 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $155

This four-hour tour pairs a 26-kilometer e-bike ride with a three-kilometer walk at Johnston Canyon. You ride past Vermilion Lakes and along the Legacy Trail and Bow Valley Parkway, then hike to Lower Falls Bridge. Guides such as Megs, Michael, Luke, and Santiago provide local facts and adjust the pace for the group.

“Johnston canyon can be crammed with tourists, but the walk/hike is very scenic. Santiago, our guide, was awesome, lots interaction and information. We had a great day and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun outing”

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3.Alicante: Coastline E-Bike and Hiking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 34 reviews · 3 hours · from $35Best value

Join Camila and the Sun-E-Tourism team for a three-hour e-bike ride from Alicante to Cabo de las Huertas and San Juan. You’ll pass coves and a Roman fishpond, leave the bikes for an easy coastal hike, and hear local history in English or Spanish. The route suits confident cyclists aged 14 and older.

“Very enjoyable tour! Guide was well informed and very entertaining.”

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