• Washington DC - Arrive 15 minutes before your tour begins to check in and get fitted for your bike. Unlimited Biking is located at 701 D Street NW, Washington DC 20004.
• Jefferson Memorial - Visit the Jefferson Memorial to learn interesting facts about this remarkable monument in DC. You’ll have the opportunity to ascend the steps, view Jefferson’s bronze statue, and enjoy the scenic views across the Tidal Basin.
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial - Out of respect for our memorials, biking through the FDR Memorial is not permitted. You’ll dismount and walk your bike through the impressive four “rooms” representing FDR’s presidential terms. There are unique photo opportunities, and don’t forget to rub Fala’s ears for good luck!
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial - Biking inside the memorials is not allowed, so you’ll pause outside to hear from your guide before taking a few moments to walk into the MLK Memorial through the “Mountain of Despair” to the “Stone of Hope” where Martin Luther King is memorialized.
• Korean War Veterans Memorial - Like many DC memorials, the Korean War Veterans Memorial is rich with symbolic secrets that might go unnoticed if visited alone. Your guide will share fascinating facts that enhance the awe of this impressive memorial. Remember: “Freedom Isn’t Free.”
• Lincoln Memorial - Many believe a visit to Washington, DC is incomplete without seeing Honest Abe in his place of honor overlooking the National Mall. Are Lincoln’s hands forming sign language symbols for his initials “A” and “L”? Discover for yourself when you climb the steps after your guide provides insights into the design of this storied memorial.
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial - You’ll pause outside the Vietnam Wall to learn about the design and concept behind this powerful tribute to a conflict that holds deep personal connections for many visitors. Some stories shared by the guides may bring tears to your eyes.
• Vietnam Women’s Memorial - This memorial honors the women who served, most of whom were nurses.
• National World War II Memorial - As one of the newer memorials in DC, it honors those who served in World War II. Your guide will offer insights into its design and history before allowing time to explore. You might even spot the only “authorized” graffiti on a DC memorial.
• Washington Monument - Have you noticed that the Washington Monument has two different colors? Discover why on your tour, along with other fun facts about this iconic tribute to the United States’ first president. (Note: entry into the Monument is not included)

• Use of Bicycle
• Helmet (Mandatory)
• Equipment for kids of all sizes and ages

• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Experience Washington DC’s iconic monuments and memorials up close on a 3-hour bike tour led by a knowledgeable guide. Pedal around the National Mall and the Tidal Basin to view some of the most renowned landmarks, with opportunities to pause and explore attractions such as the Lincoln Memorial.

This Monuments tour involves crossing streets but avoids street riding, making it an ideal choice for families and those unfamiliar with biking in urban settings.

Cycling allows for a more comprehensive exploration than walking or bus tours! If city tours are new to you, DC is an excellent place to start. Once you’ve experienced a bike tour, it will likely become your preferred way to explore new cities!

Please be aware that the “what to expect section” offers a sample itinerary, and the tour order may vary depending on the day’s activities in this bustling city.

• Tours begin on time, your tour check-in time is important. You must check-in 15 minutes prior to tour departure time. We can not guarantee we can accommodate late customers. Please OPEN your voucher and read directions, you may need extra time to find us if you are traveling during rush hour or on metro train on a weekend.
• Tour may be canceled if the weather makes for dangerous riding conditions
• Trailer carriages and tag-a-longs are available for children not old enough or comfortable on their own bikes. For safety, these can’t be attached to electric bikes.
• To ride in a trailer carriage, children must be 12 months and able to hold up their heads and wear a helmet
• We reserve the right to outfit youth riders on equipment appropriate for their size and safety. If any of your riders are 4’4” or shorter, please make sure you’ve spoken to us once you’ve booked.
• Late arriving participants risk forfeiture of their seats. Instead, guests may be offered a rental bike and/or rescheduled based on availability. Rescheduling fee may apply.
• This tour covers approximately five miles of rider over three hours. It is appropriate for the casual exerciser.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.