Pedals, Flights and Farm-to-Glass Sips: A 12‑km Beer + Wine Loop in Prince Edward

PRINCE EDWARD GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Pedals, Flights and Farm-to-Glass Sips: A 12‑km Beer + Wine Loop in Prince Edward

A guided 12 km trail ride that visits two local breweries and a winery—this guide details what to expect, what’s included, and the logistics for an afternoon outing that starts and finishes at Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company.

Pedals, Flights and Farm-to-Glass Sips: A 12‑km Beer + Wine Loop in Prince Edward.

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Location
Prince Edward
Operator
Bike the County
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Across gently rolling lanes and through vineyard-dusted countryside, this guided outing links three of Prince Edward County’s most convivial stops: two local breweries and a winery. The short 12 km trail is paced for tasting and conversation, with food and beverage options available at each stop and a local guide to steer the route.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

A compact 12 km loop designed for tasting

The ride covers roughly 12 kilometres and is organized to visit two breweries and one winery, making it an efficient afternoon of sampling without long stretches of cycling between stops.

THE INCLUSIONS

Guided ride with bike, helmet and tastings included

The tour includes a local guide, bike and helmet rental, and one flight or beverage at each stop, plus a Bike the County souvenir—gratuities for guides are not included.

THE START/FINISH

Begins and ends at Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company

The experience both departs from and returns to Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company in Picton, with the tour scheduled to begin at 12:00 pm.

What the day feels like

What the afternoon feels like

You pedal a short, scenic route between tasting rooms, stopping to sample a flight or beverage and to nibble at offerings provided at each venue. A local guide keeps the pace relaxed and handles navigation and logistics, so the emphasis stays on drinks, food and the county’s laid-back landscape.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits—and who might look elsewhere.

1
Active Day TrippersIdeal for people comfortable riding a short 12 km route who want an active afternoon paired with food and beverage stops.
2
Food & Drink EnthusiastsA match for those who want curated tastings at multiple local producers—each stop includes a flight or beverage and a variety of food and drink options.
3
Groups & FriendsWell suited to small groups wanting a social, guided outing—bike and helmet rental are provided, and the route is short enough for a shared, relaxed pace.
4
Non-Drinkers or FamiliesNon‑alcoholic options and food are available at each stop, but the itinerary centers on brewery and winery visits, so consider whether tastings are the focus for your group.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The advertised duration is approximately 4 hours (the route is also described elsewhere as taking 4–5 hours); the tour departs at 12:00 pm.

What to Bring

Bike and helmet rentals are provided; bring weather‑appropriate clothing and any personal items you need for an afternoon outdoors. Gratuities for guides are not included.

Logistics & Meeting Point

The tour starts and ends at Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company in Picton; confirm your arrival time so the group can depart at noon.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the tour?

The tour is listed at approximately 4 hours (and elsewhere described as 4–5 hours) and covers a 12 km trail.

Where does the tour start and end?

The experience starts and finishes at Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company in Picton; the tour begins at 12:00 pm.

What’s included in the price?

Included: a local guide, bike and helmet rental, one flight or beverage at each stop, and a Bike the County souvenir; gratuities for guides are not included.

How many tasting stops are there?

There are three tasting stops along the route: two breweries and one winery.

Are there non‑alcoholic or food options?

Yes—each stop offers a variety of food, alcoholic, and non‑alcoholic options.

Who operates the tour?

The tour is operated by Bike the County.