Pedicab Guide Tour
Sit back while a licensed guide pedals and narrates — the easiest way to cover the most ground with kids, or after a long flight.
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Merchants Gate · W 59th & 8th Ave
Central Park, by wheel & by foot
Pedicab, bicycle, and walking tours through 843 acres of paths, lakes, and a century and a half of stories — led by guides who know every gate by name.
"Central Park plays an essential role in the everyday lives of New Yorkers, providing 843 acres of paths, lakes, and open spaces for escaping the din and chaos of the city beyond its walls."Whatever brings you here, there's a tour built for it
Three ways through the park
Pick your pace
Every route passes the same landmarks — the difference is how close to the ground you want to be.
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Bicycle Guide Tour
Ride alongside your guide at your own rhythm — best for anyone who wants a workout with their history lesson.
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Walking Guide Tour
No pedals at all — just you, your guide, and the slowest possible way to notice everything.
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Pedicab routes
Two lengths, one wheel
Every stop below is a real place along the route, in the order you'll see it.
The Hour Tour
3 ADULTS · OR 2 ADULTS + 1 CHILDThe essentials, at a comfortable clip — three stops built in for photos.
Children's Carousel
A century of hand-carved horses, still turning.
Wollman Rink
Skyline views over the ice, summer or winter.
Bethesda Terrace
The Angel of the Waters, and the park's grand room.
Bow Bridge
The most photographed cast-iron span in the park.
Strawberry Fields
The Imagine mosaic, beneath old elms.
The Two-Hour Tour
3 ADULTS · OR 2 ADULTS + 1 CHILDEverything in the Hour Tour, plus the park's quieter corners and 150+ years of history along the way.
Children's Carousel
A century of hand-carved horses, still turning.
Bethesda Terrace
The Angel of the Waters, and the park's grand room.
Bow Bridge
The most photographed cast-iron span in the park.
Strawberry Fields
The Imagine mosaic, beneath old elms.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir
A 1.58-mile running track ringing 106 acres of water.
Belvedere Castle
The park's highest point, and its weather station since 1919.
Licensed NYC guides
Every driver and guide is licensed by the city and trained on the park's history, not just its route.
Small groups only
Up to three adults per pedicab — no stacking strangers into one tour to fill a quota.
Meet at Merchants Gate
Fifth Avenue side, near Columbus Circle. Your guide will have your name and a printed map.