Field Trip

Guided bike tours on the best roads in the Bay Area

One perfect day on the bike that fits easily into your adventure. Flexible pacing, full support, and a little mischief included.

[ About ]

Riding With Field Trip

A group of people riding bikes on a city street in foggy weather, with a landmark building and trees in the background.

Real local routes.

Parts of the Bay untouched by tourists. Bigger climbs, better views.

People serving themselves food at an outdoor buffet table with fruit, vegetables, and plates, during a sunny day with blue skies.

Leave the planning to us.

From bikes to lunch, we’ve got it covered. All you need to do is show up.

A cyclist wearing a white helmet and orange jacket adjusting their bike gear.

No one gets left behind.

Dedicated guides ride with you the entire time. No one gets dropped or stranded with a flat.

Who’s It For?

Built for bachelorettes, bachelor parties, corporate teams, birthdays, and other groups. Up to 50 riders.

What’s Included

We do the heavy lifting so you can focus on the ride.

You can rent a bike for most of our open and private rides. We offer carbon road bikes and e-bikes. Your bike will be waiting at the start, tuned and ready to go. See our bikes here.
Prefer to ride your own bike? That’s always an option too!
Every rider: A phone mount for navigation, guides carrying tools and spare tubes, and sunscreen at the start.
Renting a bike? It comes ready to go, with a helmet, flat pedals, and a saddle bag with tools and room for a snack. Bring your own clipless pedals if you prefer.
Every tour includes a build-your-own snack bag at the start — nuts, dried fruit, candy, and whatever else excited us at the grocery store — plus bars, fresh fruit, and electrolytes available throughout the ride. Fuel is never far away.
Every tour also includes a picnic lunch. Think a big, beautiful spread: fresh salads, cheeses, baguette sandwiches, spreads, crudité, and dessert. Everything is fresh, hearty, and seasonal, sourced from local farms and bakeries whenever possible. Dietary restrictions are always taken into account — just let us know when you book.
Many tours include additional culinary stops along the route — a local coffee shop, a winery, a bakery, an ice cream shop. Some rides finish with cold beers. These moments vary by tour and are always included in the price. Check the individual tour pages to see what's in store.
Our guides are experienced local cyclists who know these roads inside and out. They ride with your group from start to finish — handling bike fitting before the ride, keeping everyone safe on the road, and taking care of any mechanicals along the way. On the bike, they move through the group, getting to know riders, sharing stories, and making sure everyone feels supported. Our guide to guest ratio is around 1:8, so there's always someone nearby. They also set up the snack bar, lay out lunch, and keep the day running smoothly so you don't have to think about a thing. Good company guaranteed.

[ FAQ ]

Most rides have at least two route length options. Routes typically range from 25-40 miles.
You don't need to be a serious cyclist, but this isn't a casual cruise either. You should be comfortable riding a bike for 20+ miles. E-bikes are available for riders who want to keep up without the extra effort. See our bike options here.
Absolutely. Riders are welcome to bring their own bike or gear if they prefer.
Kits aren’t required, but we highly recommend wearing chamois shorts to keep your bum comfy.
Yes! Be sure to let us know so that we can adjust the route accordingly.
See each ride page for pricing. We have multiple pricing options, depending on whether you bring a bike or rent one through us.