Bike China Adventures

This 11-day bicycle tour begins and ends in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan province. The area you will be traveling through is generally between Dali and Ruili, the border town with Myanmar (Burma). The region is the home to a number of Yunnan minority groups that dress in traditional clothes and also an active volcanic area with volcanic peaks and hot springs.

This 10-day cycling tour begins and ends in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province. This tour is designed as a moderate to challenging ride. Average daily cycling mileage will be about 60 km or 40 miles. Riders will carry their own luggage in their bike panniers. This tour will visit both well-known and little-known sights and will appeal to those who have cultural, social and geographical interests.

This easy-going cycle tour begins in Guangzhou, located in southwestern China in Guangdong province about 2 hours from Hong Kong by train. This tour is intended for those with little or no cycle-touring experience and will utilize vehicle transport to access some of the more remote areas where we can then cycle and explore at a leisurely pace.

This seven-day bicycle tour begins and ends in Qingdao. This tour is designed as a moderate ride. Average daily cycling mileage will be about 36 miles (57 km). This will be self-supported tour, the riders will carry their own day gera in panniers(a support vehicle to carry luggage if desired).

This 16-day cycling tour begins and ends in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province. This tour is designed as challenging ride. Average daily cycling mileage will be about 60 km or 40 miles through mountainous terrain and riders will have a support vehicle to carry luggage (and cyclist when desired). This tour will visit both well-known and little-known sights and will appeal to those who have cultural, social and geographical interests.

This 17-day tour begins in Beijing, the capital of China. After arriving in Beijing and getting settled at the hotel, the group will cycle through Beijing's old neighborhoods and along the narrow alleys called hutongs. The following day the group will tour by bike to visit Tian'anmen Square, Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven. On the third day, the group will take a motor vehicle excursion to the Great Wall to hike from Jinshanling to Simatai, and then fly to Xi'an in the evening.

This 7-day cycling tour begins in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan province and ends in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province. This vehicle-supported tour is designed as an easy to challenging ride - riders can choose to cycle as much or as little as they like. Average daily cycling mileage will be about 68 km or 42 miles. Riders will carry only their day-use items in their bike handlebar bag. This tour will visit both well-known and little-known sights and will appeal to those who have cultural, social and geographical interests.

The tour begins and ends in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan province. This guided bicycle tour is self-supported; cyclists will carry their gear in panniers on the bikes. The tour is designed as a moderate ride. Average daily cycling mileage will be about 55 km or 33 miles. This tour will appeal to those who have cultural, social and geographical interests and will visit both well-known and little-known sights.

This 20-day bicycling tour begins and ends in Beijing, the capital of China. This tour is designed as a moderate to challenging ride. Average daily cycling mileage will be about 54 km or 33 miles. This is a vehicle-supported ride so riders will carry only their day gear in their bike bag while a support vehicle will carry luggage and riders when they would prefer a lift. This tour will visit both well-known and little-known sights and will appeal to those who have cultural, social and geographical interests.

This 8-day bicycle tour begins in Chansha, the capital of Hunan province. The area we will be traveling through is south of the Yangtze River in South Central China. The the three highlights of the tour are Changsha, where Chairman Mao Zedong both studied and later taught, Hengshan and Zhangjiajie.