Windsor Bike 'N BeerTour

About this tour

When Ben from our team took the Windsor Bike 'N Beer Tour, we pedalled through rolling countryside on well-maintained bikes, stopping at craft breweries tucked away from the main drag. The 4.5-hour loop threads quiet country roads and tree-lined trails, hitting a handful of smaller taprooms and breweries where the owners chat about how they brew. It's a relaxed pace — you're tasting fresh local beers, not racing, and the guide knows the back routes and the stories behind each place. Windsor's the kind of town where the cycling is proper scenic and the beer scene punches above its weight.

Highlights

• Quiet country roads with tree corridors, proper peaceful riding
• Off-the-beaten-path breweries, not the touristy row
• Guides and brewery owners explain their brewing process
• High-quality bikes with carriers and handlebar bags included
• Brewery discounts built into the ticket price
• Suitable for all fitness levels — no prior cycling required
• Fresh craft beers tasted across multiple stops

What to expect

You'll meet your guide and grab a bike — these aren't dodgy hire bikes, they're proper comfortable rigs with good brakes and a carrier for any extras. The route loops through Windsor's quieter patches, mostly on gentle country roads with the occasional trail section. Stops at three to four breweries are spaced out so you're not hammering kilometres between drinks; it's leisurely, chatty, social stuff.

Each brewery visit runs 20–30 minutes. You'll taste a couple of beers, chat with the owners if they're around, and pick up the local brewing history. The pacing means you're never rushed, and the discounts help the bill. Weather is the curveball — if it's dodgy on the day, you can reschedule or get your money back.

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