Our EagleRider guided tours take all the stress out of motorcycle touring and leave only the fun. Groups of riders – normally around eight to 15 bikes – travel together with an experienced bi-lingual guide, followed by a support van carrying luggage and a spare motorcycle. We travel at a leisurely pace with multiple stops and rest days, staying always at handpicked hotels with bags of character. These are incredibly sociable tours and it’s not uncommon for friendships made on the road to endure for years to come.
Many claim the title, but Route 66 is surely the most famous road in the world. Nat King Cole and the Rolling Stones all got their kicks here, and both Kerouac and Steinbeck immortalised the route in their enduring classics, On The Road and The Grapes of Wrath. If you only ever do one iconic motorcycle journey in your life, make it this one.
This is an epic motorcycle ride Coast to Coast across America where you can set the pace and agenda as you make your own way across the USA. There is of course a suggested route to get you started and EagleRider will have a Professional tour guide that you have the choice of joining and following a pre-determined route. This unique tour offers the total freedom of a 14 day rental but you can also take part in the social aspects of meeting fellow riders in certain destinations. There will only be 2 hotels provided along the route and that will be in Orlando upon arrival, and again in Los Angeles after you drop off the bike. You can choose to have us pre-book your hotels for you in advance or some simply choose to book on the fly as they go – you just have to get to LA by the rental return date! An extremely popular and social tour with one of the best value rental rates, get in early to avoid disappointment.
Who hasn’t dreamt of riding a motorcycle through America’s wild west? This 16-day tour has it all: the vibrant cities of LA and San Francisco, the gaping chasm of the Grand Canyon, the dark red monoliths of Monument Valley, the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, the granite peaks of Yosemite, and the epic snaking roads of the Pacific Coast Highway.
This once-in-a-lifetime journey takes you from the emerald waters of Seattle, Washington through the visual splendour of the Cascade Mountains before riding the legendary Icefields Parkway from Jasper to Banff through the spellbinding Canadian Rockies. From Banff, you’ll cross back into the United States through the razor-sharp peaks of Glacier National Park before hitting the big skies and ranch lands of Montana and Wyoming en route to Yellowstone National Park and its catalogue of geysers, canyons, waterfalls and wildlife. The journey culminates with a ride through the stunning landscapes of southern Idaho and northern Utah before ending in Salt Lake City.
There’s something almost poetic about rolling out of LA with the Pacific Ocean behind you and travelling east until you reach the Atlantic on the other side of the continent. That’s what’s on offer on EagleRider’s epic coast-to-coast tour, a trip so special they only run it once a year.
Ride into the music of the Deep South on this 15-day guided tour from the birthplace of jazz to the nation’s capital, Washington D.C. From sultry New Orleans through the home of the blues, Memphis, to the country music capital of Nashville, the towns on this tour can’t help but sing the history of America. Nightclubs, juke joints, speakeasys and honky-tonks abound, and the endless opportunities for BBQ and bourbon are enough to satisfy the healthiest of appetites.
If you’re looking for a road trip to banish the winter blues, then you can’t go wrong with the Mexican state of Baja California. Put it this way, if it’s enough of a challenge for Steve McQueen, who took part in the legendary Baja 1,000 off-road race in 1969, then it’s got to be worth a look, right?
The Pacific Coast Highway is America’s dream drive – over 1,500 miles of breathtaking seascapes from Seattle in the north to Los Angeles in the south. Yet for a route often touted as a highway to heaven, it’s surprisingly quiet. Not until you hit southern California will you meet much traffic, and then only in urban areas. Small harbour towns with amazing places to eat dot the route, as do mile upon mile of pristine, untouched beaches. Mists roll in then disappear as quickly as they came. Pelicans and other seabirds wheel overhead. Sealions and elephant seals bask on rocky shorelines. And migrating grey whales can often be spotted in the brilliant blue Pacific.
