Bright Angel Bikes & Café at Grand Canyon Visitor Center

The Yaki Point tour was scenic, smooth, and informative! My favorite part was learning about the human history of the Grand Canyon. Plenty of opportunities to stop and take pictures! Shoutout to Nate for leading a great tour!

Took the Orange Route to Yaki Point, and it was a great experience! The bikes were in good condition and the route was excellent, paved and had many scenic locations to stop at! Already recommended it to my friends who went later and agreed that it was great and well worth their time and money!

We loved biking the rim of the canyon! Would recommend a full day so you’re not feeling pressed for time if you decide to hang out at the lookouts a little longer! Jenn and Casey were so kind, we took their advice to ride the shuttle to Hermits Rest and bike the whole 10 miles back— mostly downhill and very doable. Highly recommend!!!

Great sandwiches and helpful staff but terrible store arrangements that do not cater to having any kind of line. You will feel very pressured to make a fast purchase decision without knowing all your options if anyone else is waiting to buy food behind you, as your selections are in the line to pay and cannot be seen from outside the line. Food was great, however overpriced, and the overall experience was unpleasant.

Best happy last minute decision! The bikes were great, the associates were rad (shoutout to Josh Pritz). If you’re gonna ride around in the Grand Canyon, go here!

Biking is a great way to experience GC and the staff at Bright Angel Bikes make it even better. They are friendly, professional and made it a great experience for our family of 6 navigating this immense area.

Had a price list that was incorrect. I asked to pay the price that was listed. Then gave them the sign so they could correct it. Rude responses. Also bike rentals but no place to lock a bike along the rim trail or most other places we rode. Exception was the market. Only bike rack we saw.

What an amazing experience! We wanted to get the kids active after the long at-home experience so we decided to take a road trip. My sister felt the same way. They had also spent 2 months at home. It’s time to re-engage, get our young kids a chance to see their cousins but be smart about it. We were looking for activities that we could do that we could also include grand-pa and keep socially distant from other groups.
This bicycle tour was perfect. The staff at bright angel bicycle tour were amazing. Every single team member that helped us were impressive. So friendly, they all had their masks on and smiles on under them. They were so patient and professional with our group. Traveling with kids can be challenging. Between my sister and I, we are a 10 person group. We have 5 kids (ages 3-7), my sister and her husband, me and my husband and my dad. So these guides were so patient and amazing helping us show the Grand Canyon to our kids for the first time. The kids grandfather (my dad) got a kick out of seeing the wonder and amazement in his grand children in this experience. Once we had our bikes and onto the paved trail we were always from others. Everyone could take masks off and breath the fresh Grand Canyon air while biking through the high desert forest. The guides were able to share such great and fun information on plants, animals and geology in the area. They also kept our water bottles filled and found the good shade to rest in on this hot summer day.
Thank you bright angel bicycle! We will be back again for another ride!

We took the Yaki Point tour. Our tour guides (Nate and Ryan) we amazing! Our family (2 adults and 3 kids - ages 6-13) had a fabulous time. Nate and Ryan were informative about the canyon history, local cultures, plants and animals. Definitely a highlight of our trip!!

A truly magical experience riding the rim from Hermit’s Rest. Highly recommended! The company was very friendly and the bike was very comfortable.