Bike Tour of Toronto's Top Attractions

• High Park and Colborne Lodge. Optional addition. The City of Toronto says bicycles are allowed on all High Park roads, with bike lanes on Centre Road and Colborne Lodge Drive, and on paved trails where cyclists yield to pedestrians. Colborne Lodge is open Wednesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with free general admission and house visits by guided tour only (checked 29 October 2026). The High Park Animal Display is closed from 13 October 2026 through spring 2027. We confirm by email whether High Park fits your start time and length.
• Royal Ontario Museum. Optional addition. The museum sets date-based Plan Ahead Pricing and lists some galleries as closed or under redevelopment (read 26 October 2026); admission is not included. We confirm by email whether the museum fits your start time and length.

• Order and time: the order shown is a sample. We confirm the order, the stops your group goes inside and the finish for your date by email, and the plan can change on the day for weather, closures or safety.
• Opening days: Fort York is open Wednesday to Sunday, the market is closed on Mondays and each stop sets its own hours; see the dated table above. We confirm what the tour does when a stop is closed.
• Admission: tickets are not included. Groups of 15 or more are charged a fee at Fort York and must contact the site at least 14 days ahead (City of Toronto, checked 29 October 2026).
• Equipment: we confirm by email which bikes and helmets are provided, and whether any are electric.
• Start times: the calendar's latest start is 3:00 PM, and a ride of 4 to 6 hours from that time runs past the closing time of some stops; ask for an earlier start if a stop matters to you.

You can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date, and a cancellation made less than 24 hours before your tour date is not refunded. Your booking confirmation carries the cancellation terms that apply; section 7 of our Terms and Conditions covers cancellations. A booking needs at least 24 hours' notice. To cancel or change your date, email info@voyzo.com before the 24-hour cutoff; we will try to reschedule, subject to availability. Section 10 of the Terms and Conditions describes how independent operators fit in.

1. Choose your group size, date and start time. We need at least 24 hours' notice.
2. Send your request. The calendar's Book now button sends a request rather than a confirmed booking.
3. Share your wishes. Put dietary needs, mobility needs, children's ages and heights and any time you must finish by in the message box of the quote form on this page, or email info@voyzo.com.
4. Receive your confirmation. Once we confirm availability by email, we send your exact time and meeting-point details ahead of the tour.

The price covers a private bike tour of 4 to 6 hours. The booking calendar shows one price per group size and has no length option, so we confirm the length for your date by email. Time beyond the planned length is charged additionally; tell us by email to info@voyzo.com or in the quote form on this page if you want a longer ride, and we confirm whether it is possible and the total in your booking confirmation.

You book with Voyzo FZ-LLC, and Voyzo remains your point of contact for booking, pricing and support: info@voyzo.com.

Some private tours run on the vehicles and drivers of Voyzo's affiliated Canadian operating company; other tours, such as flights, boat rides and attraction visits, are run by independent operators, all professionally licensed and insured. We confirm by email who leads your ride and who supplies the bikes.

We confirm by email which bikes and helmets are provided for your group, which sizes are available and whether any bikes are electric; the booking calendar does not list equipment. The City of Toronto says riders of bicycles and pedal-assist e-bikes must wear a bicycle or motorcycle helmet, and that pedal-assist e-bikes are allowed for riders aged 16 and older (checked 29 October 2026). Tell us your group's heights, ages and riding experience when you book.

The stops named for this tour are the Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market, the Hockey Hall of Fame and Fort York National Historic Site, and we confirm by email whether the CN Tower is also a stop. We confirm the order, the stops your group goes inside and the stops it rides past. The route stays on the mainland with no ferry. The Distillery District describes itself as a walking district with cobblestone streets and gives no rule about bicycles, so we confirm how your group moves through it.

Fort York is open Wednesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Lawrence Market is closed on Mondays and the Hockey Hall of Fame lists daily hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (checked 29 October 2026). The calendar offers every day, so tell us which stop matters most and we confirm what the tour does on days when a stop is closed. The dated table in the itinerary section lists the sources.

Attraction tickets and admission are not included. The City of Toronto lists free general admission at Fort York; the Hockey Hall of Fame lists general admission prices by age band (checked 29 October 2026); the CN Tower sells timed tickets (checked 26 October 2026). Tell us which stops you want to enter, by email to info@voyzo.com or in the quote form on this page, because going inside adds time to your tour.

The calendar sells groups of 1 to 56 guests. For groups of 15 or more we confirm the arrangements for the ride by email. If your group goes inside Fort York, the City of Toronto charges groups of 15 or more a fee, asks them to contact the site at least 14 days ahead and says it may not be able to accommodate them without advance booking (checked 29 October 2026).

If anyone in your group has mobility needs, tell us before you book and we confirm by email what can be arranged, including whether adaptive bikes are available; questions go to info@voyzo.com. The City of Toronto says Fort York is mainly an outdoor site with asphalt walkways and walking between locations, and that its Stone and Brick Magazines are not wheelchair accessible (checked 29 October 2026). The Distillery District's FAQ says its streets are cobblestone and uneven in places.

Tell us if children are in your group and include their ages and heights in your request. We confirm by email whether child bike sizes, child seats or trailers are available and whether a minimum age applies. Venues set their own admission ages: the Hockey Hall of Fame, for example, lists children aged 3 and under as free (checked 29 October 2026).

We confirm by email whether the ride runs on your date; this page does not promise a ride in snow, ice, heavy rain or deep cold. Environment and Climate Change Canada's 1991 to 2020 normals for the Toronto (City) station give a normal daily maximum of 8.1 degrees Celsius in November, 2.6 in December and -0.3 in January, with normal daily minimums of 2.3, -2.7 and -6.7. At Toronto Pearson the normals show 24.1 cm of snow in December and 31.5 cm in January (checked 26 October 2026). Wear layers for the weather, and ask for an earlier start in winter because the calendar's latest start is 3:00 PM.

Meals and snacks are not included. St. Lawrence Market is one of the stops, but anything you eat there or elsewhere is your own purchase, and we cannot promise a dietary option. Tell us about dietary needs or allergies when you book.