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Queens Greenway Ride

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eBike Rental
$149
eBike Rental (Young Adult 18+)
$149
Personal eBike
$89

Cruise the Queens Greenway

Explore all the best of Queens on this greenway bike tour. This Queens Greenway tour goes to Alley Pond Park near the Queens Nassau County/Long Island borderline, then heads north to Little Neck Bay Greenway, past Fort Totten Park, back towards LaGuardia Airport, then back to Manhattan.

On this tour, we ride to Flushing Meadows Park, home of Citi Field/NY Mets and the U.S. Open, before we go through Kassena Park for some more greenway segments. We ride through Alley Pond, then up to Joe Mitchel Mile Greenway along the Little Neck Bay to the Throgs Neck Bridge. Finally, we ride through Whitestone to the World’s Fair Marina/North Shore Greenway back to Manhattan.

Route Overview

  • 35 mile ride
  • 70% protected bike lanes/greenways
  • 20% traditional bike lanes
  • 5% shared road with cars/trucks
  • 5% Single Track through the woods
  • Tour starts and finishes at our storefront at 55th Street and 7th Avenue in Times Square
    Subway – Yellow Line  Q, R, N, W  Trains to 57th Street (use 55th street exit in station)  or  Orange / Blue Line  B, D, E  Trains to 7th Avenue  (use 7th avenue exit in station, exit staton and walk uptown 2 blocks.  160 West 55th Street

Inclusions

  • Private guided tour
  • Pictures of your tour

Important Info

  • Young adults ages 18-20 are welcome to ride their own bike accompanied by an adult
  • All tours have a minimum of 2 bikes
  • You should know how to operate a bike and feel comfortable riding in a busy city environment.
  • Tour route is subject to change because of possible road closures due to summer street fairs, parades, construction, or NYPD activity.
  • You can always choose to make the route shorter.
  • You will have the option at checkout to purchase raw footage of your trip for $25 or an edited video for $50
  • Note that all members of my party are knowledgeable in operating a bike and feel comfortable riding around New York City.

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