A good trip with 2 guides who went out of their to support the group. Nearly 2 full days of riding was along Wisconsin highway 35. This was both boring (miles of unchanging scenery, no turns) and unnerving (trucks and cars moving at high speed). The first and fourth days featured riding on bike paths that were very enjoyable. Three hotels were just ok. The Charmont Hotel in La Crosse was superb. I would rate it 3 stars because of Highway 35.

I had a great time! Jordan and Trent were fun and helpful. The accommodations were acceptable with the last 2 stops being my favorites. The room was extremely small in The Terrace Inn and the room did not have a refrigerator. The meals provided were fabulous and our sag stops were plentiful. I have food allergies and my issues were dealt with completely! I would highly recommend this trip!

This trip was a great value for the price. Efforts were made to accommodate our particular group, most especially in terms of diet restrictions. Our guides were very helpful and personable. I did feel that they were not familiar with our route and had they been so, bike travel would have gone more smoothly. I would definitely recommend this company for future bike travel.

Excellent itinerary, accommodations were as good as you get in the U.P. without being overly expensive. Tour leaders were knowledgeable and friendly.

Overall, I thought the tour was average. The staff was good as were the accommodations (specifically, the rooms). It was nice having a day off to do something else and to have a break from biking. The ride to the Big Spring was nice in that it included a destination and an interesting one at that. The ride from Munising to Grand Marais was scenic and it had a couple of nice sights off the route worth visiting. I only visited one, as it was a long bike ride without the detours, and one detour was enough for me. Other than that, the other bike rides were just okay, and the whole point of the rides just seemed to be to get from point A to point B. For the most part, there was nothing to really stop and see or do along the way. Overall, the lodging was okay. What was lacking was staying at places that offered a decent breakfast (other than the lodging in Curtis) and had decent lobbies. This was the first tour I had been on where breakfast was not provided at the hotel (I have not forgotten about the restaurant in Manistique). Also, the places, for the most part, did not provide a decent place for the group to gather together after the ride and before dinner for a "happy hour." That was something I enjoyed on the River Towns tour. We did have one in Munising, but that was really the only one. What is nice about having such a gathering after a ride is that it gives the opportunity for solo travelers to make dinner plans with others on those nights when we are on our own for dinner. I think it would have been nice to have had a group meeting and dinner on Day 1 (something that occurred on the River Towns tour). For solo travelers like myself, it provides an opportunity to meet the other riders and to not have to eat alone. For the above reasons, I only give the tour three stars and frankly would not recommend the tour to others. I did not have a bad time and the staff did not do a poor job at all, but I have been on other tours and in comparison, this particular tour just was not as good.