NewOrleansBikeTours

Original ‘Creole & Crescent’

Guided Pedal Bike Tour

Please Do Not Book Any Tour if You Cannot Ride a Bike or Not Confident Riding in a City Setting.

Single Rider Ticket:

$55 + tax

Includes Tour Bike, Handlebar Bag, Bottled H2O, Helmet, a Tour Guide Leading You Into an Adventure

General Info:

Departure Location: Our Shop @ 317 Burgundy St. in the French Quarter

Departure Time: Daily @ 10 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.

*Check Our Booking Calendar for Real-Time Schedule

Duration: 2 to 3 Hours – Depends on Group Size & Skill

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Distance: 7.5 Miles

Traffic Level: Moderate

Rider Skill Level: Novice or Better

Maximum Group Size: 12

FreeWheelin’s Original ‘Creole & Crescent’ New Orleans Bike Tour is the “See Everything” tour that you’ve been looking for.

If you had to choose only one activity during your visit – this is it! Want the bike to do most of the work pedaling? We have an Electric version too…

Our ‘Creole & Crescent’ Bike Tour is perfect for: 

  • New Orleans First-Timers
  • Families
  • Solo Travelers
  • Lovers of Bike Riding
  • Admirers of Beautiful Scenery
  • Gallivanting Globetrotters
  • History Buffs
  • Anyone Who Loves Passing a Good Time!

 

Here is a quick overview of the tour that you’ll be booking in the next few minutes 🙂

Starting at our shop in the French Quarter we will:


Our ride will take us to one of the city’s most famous cemeteries, Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3, where we’ll:

  • View above-ground crypts
  • Discover why our departed are buried in an unusual manner
  • Learn the origination of the saying, I wouldn’t touvh that with a 10-foot pole!’


Emerging from the cemetery, our bike tour passes over Bayou St. John and into City Park where lives the largest grove of mature Live Oak trees in the world. Historic recollections of the old dueling grounds whereby bullet and blade, many proud and charismatic New Orleanians met their demise.

A break for refreshments at a local cafe is on the itinerary too – remember to bring some cash.

Our journey back to the French Quarter begins with a ride on Magnolia Bridge over Bayou St. John and down oak-canopied Ursulines Avenue before crossing into the famous Treme‘ neighborhood – a place that music is always playing and good food is always cooking!

The last stop is Louis Armstrong Park and the ‘Birthplace of Jazz Music.’ Congo Square (located inside of the park) is where the grand form of music, Jazz, came into existence. 

Experiencing that degree of awesomeness all whilst being immersed in the natural beauty of many of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhoods aka (‘Faubourgs’) – we call that, “Passing a Good Time” Mon Ami.

If you’re still reading, the time has come to book your tour by clicking here. In doing so you will have taken the first step in creating your grand New Orleans vacation that will create stories which you’ll be able to share with your family & friends for many years to come. 

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