High Sierras & Sequoias Bike Tour

Our Reno/Redwoods Road tour draws figurative inspiration from the poet laureate of the High Sierra, John Muir. Inhaling endless High-Country horizon from a fast and nimble road bike or one of our ebikes, we steadily climb some of the loftiest, if lightly traveled passes in the Sierra Nevada; riding in the long-ago slipstream of Jedediah Smith, the aforementioned Muir, John Fremont, Mark Twain, not to overlook the countless 19th century immigrants. From an immersion in the rich Western lore of California’s gold country and the Comstock Lode, we literally hug some of the oldest and grandest trees on Earth, the giant Sequoia: the biggest and best of the last.

Highlights

  • Reno
  • Sierra Mountains
  • Giant Sequoias
  • Murphys a gold mining settlement
  • Ebbetts Pass
  • Grover State Park

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration5 days
LevelEasy, moderate, challenging
SupportGuided
Daily distance20 – 33 mi
Total distance198 mi
Group sizemin. 6 max. 13
LodgingCasual Inns
BicycleRental
MonthJune, July, August, September
StartReno
FinishReno
States or countryNevada
Airport startInt. airport Reno-Tahoe
Airport finishInt. airport Reno-Tahoe

Starting from $ 3,409.00

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