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Rochester Pedal Tours

• 81 Marshall Street
• Rochester, NY 14607
• (716) 472-4412
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Experience Rochester as you never have before with Rochester Pedal Tours. There are two bikes, a 13- and 15-seat bike that can be rented simultaneously for larger groups. Bring your own beer, wine and food, play your own music and let Rochester Pedal Tours be your tour guide and DD as they take you all over the city. With a variety of different tours ranging from bar and brewery to food and architecture, there is something for everybody. Check out the website to access an up-to-the-minute booking calendar of all the dates and times you have to pick between and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

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Rochester Pedal Tours: The BEST way to see the city

Have you ever been to Rochester New York? If you haven't, I absolutely recommend it as a weekend city break or a longer vacation. I just came back from a week in upstate New York and I'm in EL-OH-VEE-EE LOVE with this area of our country. If you think New York is just the Empire State Building and Times Square (although those things are awesome) then make it a goal to branch out. New York State is amazing and a great place to start is Rochester. I had an opportunity to explore this utterly charming city recently and I have lots to say about it…but for starters, we'll talk about Rochester Pedal Tours: The BEST way to see the city .

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Rochester Pedal Tours: The BEST way to explore the city

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Rochester Pedal Tours allows you to explore the downtown Rochester area on a two-hour pedal bike ride. I went on a really fun tour as the guest of Visit Rochester and I absolutely loved it. I stayed in Rochester as a guest of the city and all of my activities were complimentary but all opinions are mine.

What is a pedal bike?

A pedal bike is a really cool way to explore downtown Rochester. The pedal bike seats 13 or 15 people total with eight of those spots being reserved for peddlers. That's right, you can be lazy and not pedal or, your group can switch out. I pedaled the entire time…I just want to put that out there. Some of the seats on the side of the bike are non-pedaling seats and there is a bench-style seat in the back. There's also ample space for your belongings (i.e. coats, coolers, backpacks, whatnot.)

So…drinking and driving?

Yass. Totally allowed…drinking and pedaling, that is. You can drink up to two beers while pedaling…when you stop and see the sights of Rochester, you can't just hang out on the public sidewalks with a beer in your hand. There are cup holders on the pedal bike if you need someone to “hold my beer.”

And, make sure you have a responsible plan for getting back home/to your hotel after your pedal tour.

Check the Rochester Pedal Tours Website for the different offerings and you'll find the best fit for your group based on interest and season. Did you know it snows up here? You wouldn't know it by the balmy September weather during my visit. I definitely brought the Texas heat and humidity North. We got to see a good bit of the downtown area and really get a feel for the vibe of the city.

Rochester Pedal Tours are BYOB…and there's plenty of space for your coolers. It's also BYO Playlist, which is a super-cool feature. Your pedal tour driver will plug in your device and your show tunes, heavy metal, or late 90's R&B dance tunes (ahem) will fill your space while you work those buns.

Your driver is your trusty navigator, issuing commands like pedal, coast, or dig dig dig. That last one you really don't want to hear…or so I'm told. Basically, you pedal uphill, coast downhill or as you're approaching traffic lights and dig dig dig if your crew members are being lazy daisies. Fortunately we didn't hear the “dig dig dig” command on our ride. It must have been all my awesome pedaling to make up for some of the slackers in our group (ahem).

Love the idea of Rochester Pedal Tours? Check out this list of other great things to do in Rochester !

Checking out the Wall Therapy

Wall Therapy is an art and community intervention project, using public murals as a means to transform the urban landscape, inspire, and build community. It is very evident in downtown Rochester (which is an Instagrammer's paradise.) Every wall has a story and means something different to the community members who view these vibrant pieces of art every day.

Downtown Rochester

You get a great feel for the city and orientation by taking the Rochester Pedal Tour. If you do this early in your visit to Rochester, you're likely to see a lot of “hey, I wanna do that's” while you are riding. There is really a TON to explore and do in this city. I spent a whirlwind Friday a.m. to Sunday night in this gem of a city and left thinking “But wait, I still wanted to…” which is the sign of something we need to put on our “re-do” list. Amiright?

Is the Rochester Pedal Bike Tour for you?

Well, probably. They're very friendly and welcome a variety of people and groups. If you don't have the requisite number of people to make your own tour, you can join an existing tour on a space available basis. If you're interested in taking kids on  Rochester Pedal Bike tours, I recommend you contact them in advance of your visit. Basically, if you can reach the pedals, you're physically capable of doing the tour, but some of the routes are pretty adult centered, i.e. brewery and bar tours.

However, I've found Rochester to be a pretty family friendly town, so if you REALLY want to do the Rochester Pedal Bike Tour with your kids, I recommend you contact them directly to chat about your options.

I am pretty much in love with upstate New York – despite the very un-hospitable heatwave they dared to have during my visit – and I'm busy planning my return trip…and yep, with my kids. I sort of have visions of sitting back and sipping a Rohrbach Brewing Company Railroad Street IPA while my small humans' leg power me through downtown Rochester. Maybe not exactly like that…because what trips with kids ever go as planned…but I do know these two things: my kids will see Rochester next year and the Rochester Pedal Bike Tours are seriously a kick-A way to see this oh-so-charming city.

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Rochester-Area Boat Tours

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, the Genesee River, the Erie Canal, and the Finger Lakes region on a boat tour. Enjoy stunning scenery, unique geology, and impressive waterfront homes. From the comfort of a boat, you’ll be able to spot local wildlife and learn about the rich history and culture of the area. Indulge in the serene atmosphere and breathe fresh air while enjoying a unique and unforgettable experience.

Contact cruise companies directly to learn about their unique amenities and accommodations. Some cruises may offer basic onboard comforts, such as restrooms and bottled water, while others may provide additional services like dinner, cash bars, and live music.

Day Trips Around Rochester, New York

Best of Rochester Award-Winning Book for Best Published Literary Work of 2023 .

City of Rochester

The latest addition to Corn Hill Navigation’s fleet, the Riverie, launches from the waterfront center at Corn Hill Landing. Passengers can select from various themes, including a 90-minute trip along the river, a 2.5-hour journey to Lock E-33 in Henrietta, and specialty voyages like one-hour live music and sunset cruises. Tour fee. 280 Exchange Blvd., Rochester

Monroe County

Colonial Belle

The Colonial Bell is the largest tour boat operating on the Erie Canal, with a capacity for 149 passengers. On the three-hour lock tour, you’ll experience firsthand the meaning of “Low bridge, everybody down!” The round trip covers nine miles, going west on the canal through Fairport, Bushnell’s Basin, Pittsford, and Lock 32 Canal Park before returning to Fairport. Tour fee. 400 Packett’s Landing, Fairport

Corn Hill Navigation’s 1800s packet boat replica, Sam Patch, offers leisurely 90-minute cruises along the canal through Lock E-32. Expert guides share stories about the canal’s commercial history, engineering innovations, and impact on current recreational use, highlighting interesting sights. Tour fee. 12 Schoen Place, Pittsford

Sam Patch Erie Canal Tours

Sam Patch Erie Canal Tours are a great way to experience the canal and learn about its history along your narrated cruise.

Greater Rochester

Canandaigua Lady

You can take this steamboat replica on a 90-minute narrated cruise along the north shore of Canandaigua Lake while relaxing and enjoying the scenery. Tour fee. 205 Lakeshore Drive, Canandaigua, Ontario County

Seager Marine

Enjoy a leisurely two-hour sunset cruise on Canandaigua Lake. Tour fee. 811 S. Main Street, Canandaigua, Ontario County

Surrounding Counties

Bianconi tours.

Enjoy a one-hour guided history cruise along Cayuga Lake. They also offer winery and sunset tours. Tour fee. 403 Main Street, Aurora, Cayuga County

Buffalo Harbor Cruises

The company offers narrated sightseeing tours along Lake Erie and the Buffalo River with varying departure times and durations depending on the theme. Tour fee. 329 Erie Street, Buffalo, Erie County

Buffalo River History Tours

Enjoy a narrated 90-minute tour of the Buffalo River. Tour fee. 44 Prime Street, Buffalo, Erie County

Captain Bill’s Cruises

Consider embarking on a 50-minute narrated Seneca Spirit sightseeing cruise for the best view of Hector Falls (165 feet tall), or relax on a 2.5-hour dinner cruise on the Seneca Legacy. Tour fee. 1 N. Franklin Street, Watkins Glen, Schuyler County

Discover Cayuga Lake

There are various themes to choose from for cruise experiences, including public, sunset, night sky, eco-cruises, and specialized trips to the farmers’ market and Taughannock Falls. Tour fee. 805 Taughannock Boulevard, Ithaca, Tompkins County

Ithaca Boat Tours

Take a narrated tour of Cayuga Lake on the 49-passenger Patrick T. Kennedy. Tour fee. 708 W. Buffalo Street, Ithaca, Tompkins County

Maid of the Mist

Get ready for a wet and wild adventure on the Niagara River cruise! Start your journey by taking the elevator from the observation tower and boarding the ship. You’ll cruise to the base of American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls to witness the power and beauty of these iconic waterfalls up close. Tour fee. 1 Prospect Street, Niagara Falls, Niagara County

Mid-Lakes Navigation

Take a 45-minute scenic cruise on Skaneateles Lake aboard the Judge Ben Wiles. For a truly unique experience, board the Barbara S. Wiles for a three-hour mail delivery trip to summer cottages and camps unreachable by road. Tour fee. 3 W. Genesee Street, Skaneateles, Onondaga County

Spirit of Buffalo

Experience the thrill of sailing on Lake Erie on this beautiful, red-sailed tall ship, a 73-foot topsail schooner. Themed sails typically last for two hours. Tour fee. 44 Prime Street, Buffalo, Erie County

Experience a scenic two-hour Seneca Lake tour with multiple daily departures, including a sunset cruise option. Tour fee. Harbor Park Pier, 1 N. Franklin Street, Watkins Glen, Schuyler County

Whirlpool Jet Boat

Take a thrilling 45-minute wet or dry jet-boat ride and experience the power of the Niagara River and Devil’s Hole whirlpool. Tour fee. 115 S. Water Street, Lewiston, Niagara County

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Explore the Finger Lakes Region

The Finger Lakes region is a popular tourist destination, featuring 11 lakes, charming cities and villages, and scenic farmland.

Explore The Lake Ontario Seaway Trail

The Lake Ontario Seaway Trail runs along the southern Lake Ontario shoreline, from Fort Niagara in Youngstown to Fort Ontario in Oswego.

Exploring The Genesee River

At Genesee Valley Park, the river merges with the Erie Canal and continues north through Rochester before reaching Lake Ontario.

Explore the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor

Nearly 80% of the upstate population lives within 25 miles of the Erie Canal. Explore the 115-mile stretch between the Cayuga-Seneca Canal and Niagara River.

Do you have a favorite Rochester-area boat tour?

Your insights and experiences are valuable. Please share them in the comments.

Debi Bower is the founder and creative director of daytrippingroc.com and author of the award-winning book Day Trips Around Rochester, New York .

People often ask me if I get free access to places while exploring. The answer is no unless I’m invited to previews or granted behind-the-scenes access as part of my media role. Generally, I don’t mention my project, Day Trips Around Rochester, NY, because I want the same experience you would have . I create and share content simply because it brings me joy. I would appreciate your support—a cup of coffee or two to help fuel future field trips—if you have found valuable information here that has helped you explore the Rochester area.

3 thoughts on “Rochester-Area Boat Tours”

Chautauqua Belle https://269belle.com/ Mayville or Jamestown, NY I went on this a couple of years ago on a bus tour. I really enjoyed it. Out of Jamestown, we spent a bunch of time on a river before going out on the lake but it was very enjoyable. Narrated. One of the few paddle-wheelers in service in the US.

Lockport Locks & Erie Canal Cruise https://lockportlocks.com/ This is NOT the same as the Lockport Cave & Underground Boat Ride. Lockport Locks & Erie Canal Cruise is all above ground, and on the Erie Canal. Narrated, relaxing. Goes through the locks & on the Erie Canal. Nice gift shop with lots of Erie Canal souvenirs & memorabilia.

Captain Sam’s Boat Tours, Thousand Islands https://www.usboattours.com/ Alexandria Bay, NY My favorite boat tour in the whole wide world. I’ve been on Uncle Sam’s more times than I can count. Very enjoyable.

Which of these cruises are handicap accessible for someone in a power wheelchair?

Hello Mike! I recommend contacting each boat operator directly because they are intimately knowledgable about their vessel, the dock, and the parking area. They’ll be able to provide you with specifics, as each boat presents unique challenges. In Monroe County, the new Riverie boat at Corn Hill Landing in Rochester is accessible. And the Colonial Belle in Fairport is accessible, though the restroom onboard is not. Next year, I plan to expand on the information I present here in this guide to include more details. If you’d like to share with me what you discover, I’d be thrilled to include your experiences.

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A great way to experience all that Rochester has to offer is via guided tours. Whether you like to sample local food and drink, explore historic monuments and spaces, or even see the city by bike, a variety of tour offerings have options for visitors of all kinds. 

Food & Drink

Rochester's award-winning local food and craft beverage scene is one every foodie visitor ought to explore. Traverse the city and taste something new with the guidance of tours like Flower City Food Tours , experience the wonders of the Finger Lakes region with Finger Lakes Food Tours | Tours in the Finger Lakes, or craft a custom experience with RocTours.

To taste local libations, tag along with a tour provider like Crush Beer & Wine Tours , or plan a visit to the wineries in the Finger Lakes with the help of the official wine trails for the various lakes, including the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail,  Keuka Lake Wine Trail  and Seneca Lake Wine Trail.

Tours for History Buffs

Rochester has a rich history of civil rights trailblazers, as the home to Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass for many years. In fact, both of these historical figures are buried in Rochester's own  Mount Hope Cemetery .

To experience a guided history-based tour of Rochester, look to RocTours or  Niagara Scenic Tours . If you prefer to mix it up, try a puzzle-based experience similar to a scavenger hunt with InnoQuests.

Off the Beaten Path: Cycling and Waterway Tours & More

There are many ways to explore Rochester, and some of these include unique modes of transportation that lend a new perspective of the city. 

In order to see a true construction marvel of the 19th century, many visitors choose to travel the Erie Canal by boat. Visitors can board the  Sam Patch  in Pittsford, or cruise on the  Colonial Belle  in Fairport. Each canal town is a different experience with local shops and family-friendly activities, along with local food and drink to enjoy after a waterway adventure.

Rochester also prides itself in being a bike-friendly city, and what's a bike-friendly city without a bike tour? Rochester Pedal Tours offers pedal powered rides for groups with something for everyone: architecture/history tours, progressive dinners, brewery tours, team building, retirement parties, customized bar crawls, and even Cycle Boat Tours during the warmer months.

For visitors who prefer to choose their own adventure, see trip ideas from Day Trips Around Rochester , a site filled to the brim with trip ideas, hiking trails, and more!

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