Meet your local guide at Wally’s Bar in the Mills 50 district. Before setting out, get matched with a comfortable city bike and receive a brief orientation. Bikes, helmets, and group bike lights are provided.

Over approximately three hours, the route may take you through Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, downtown Orlando, Lake Eola, and Thornton Park. Along the way, your guide will introduce you to Orlando’s street art, historic neighborhoods, independent businesses, bars, cafes, music venues, and local gathering places. Routes and stops may vary depending on the night, local events, and conditions.

The tour covers approximately 6 to 10 miles at a relaxed pace, with frequent stops to hear stories, take photographs, explore interesting locations, and experience the character of each neighborhood.

See murals and backstreets that are easy to miss from a car. Ride beside lakes illuminated by the downtown skyline. Pass restaurant patios, neighborhood bars, and live music venues while learning about the people and places that shaped the city.

The experience is designed to feel more like an evening out with a knowledgeable Orlando local than a traditional sightseeing tour. Groups are limited to 10 riders, allowing guests to speak with the guide, move comfortably through the city, and enjoy a more personal experience.

Orlando is mostly flat, and the pace is beginner-friendly. Guests do not need to be experienced cyclists, but they should know how to ride a bicycle and feel comfortable riding after dark. The route favors bike paths, neighborhood streets, and quieter corridors. Some street crossings and short sections near traffic are unavoidable, and the guide manages these carefully.

Depending on the evening’s route, the tour may include stops near local bars, cafes, or music venues. Food and drinks are available for guests to purchase but are not included in the tour price.

By the end of the ride, you will have a better understanding of Orlando as a real city with creative neighborhoods, independent businesses, local history, and an identity that extends far beyond its famous attractions.