Feb. Ride: 69°
YES, Feb 4th was 69° & Sunny with a Really FUN Group! Did you ever wonder why we always call San Diego our Paradise? Almost never too hot or too cold! Perfect weather for a bike ride...
71 ° in January!
San Diego Bike Riding Paradise! The weather is why I moved to San Diego 20 years ago. Yes, it does get cloudy or even rainy sometimes - but not too often. PERFECT weather for cycling...
Surfing Santa!
Oh Ya, San Diego has a Surfin' Santa! We took a little excursion after our Bike Tour today to see Surfin' Sand Santa...
Happy Holidays
Our Coronado Riders always enjoy these lovely messages from The Sandcastle Man. Different ones every day! Look for him in front of the Hotel del Coronado...
Skate & Swim!
Ice Skating on Ocean's Boardwalk! Join us on a Coronado Bike Tour and then take a spin around Hotel del Coronado’s famous beachfront ice rink featuring stunning views of the Pacific and benefitting Make-A-Wish® San Diego. From Nov 17 - Jan 1. Then take a dip in the ocean...
Should We Move Here?
Looking at our Future Home? This couple loved our Coronado Bike Tour so much they are thinking about moving here! Oh ya' - we do call this our...
Coronado Beach is in Top 10 US Beaches AGAIN!
With its subtropical vegetation, unique Mediterranean climate, and fine sparkling sand, beach-goers flock to Coronado beach for the summer’s warm and mild surf...
BEST Coronado Bike Tour EVER!
Perfect Coronado Bike Ride! I love every Scenic Cycle Bike Tour I lead but riding with my daughter can't be beat! She had visited Coronado before but never on a bike and she loved it too...
Spinning in Paradise
We see lots of art on our Coronado Bike Tour but this is most riders' favorite. "Bring the metal to life. This is my mantra as an artist." says Amos. You can find out more about this incredible artist here...
Why is Coronado Bridge Curved?
The curve in the bridge has given it a famous and unique feature, and it allows for lower gradients while still meeting the Navy’s requirements because the bridge can be safely crossed by motorists while also allowing Navy vessels to pass under the bridge...
Dancing with the Bunny!
We Never Know What We'll Discover on our Bike Tours! On a recent Coronado Bike Tour we found a neighborhood band playing music for everyone plus a bunny to pet! Turns out the band is there every Sunday and the bunny EVERY DAY...
Another Way We Give Back
Giving Back is Good and Fun! During Covid we decided to do some good deads OUTSIDE so we now also do trash clean-ups at Torrey Pines. Sometimes we clean the beach and sometimes the double bike path alongside it...
Ferry Here We Come!
Coronado Bike Tour Option 2 let's you take the Ferry to begin our Coronado Bike ride. It's just 15 minutes and soooo fun! It's also the oldest working wood ferry in the US...
Best GrandPa Ever!
This incredible Grandpa brought his 3 grandsons from Georgia to ride bikes! So fun and calling me Mame the whole time made it even better...
Hotel del’s Spin Classes and Salsa Contests!
Hotel del Coronado is Really Coming Alive this Year! They now have Spin Classes and Salsa Contests RIGHT ON THE BEACH! Our Scenic Cycle Coronado riders will return for sure...
Hot Hot Hot!
82° in March! Now we San Diegans consider this HOT any time of year but especially in March! Today's riders were from TX though so to them it was just normal. One very smart rider brought his own Hydration Pack...
Coronado Art!
All my Coronado Bike Tour riders LOVE this sculpture - turning with the wind with the Coronado Bridge up ahead. Amos Robinson created this masterpiece...
Coronado Golf Course
Today's Coronado Bike Tour riders said they'd return here! Opened in 1957, Coronado Golf Course is rated as one of the best public golf courses in the nation. Located just minutes from downtown San Diego it's sure to be a favorite destination for anyone that enjoys the game of Golf...
Valentine’s Day and Night!
February in San Diego is usually in the 70's - perfect for riding a bike! It's also when we get our most spectacular sunsets - no cloudy sunsets in San Diego...
Coronado Art
In the 80’s after a huge storm there was buildup of seaweed. The maintenance man cleared the mess up by piling sand on top, creating these large mounds!