Bike Tour Shuttle Services
You enjoy the great trails of PEI - We will look after the rest
902.218.6904
Fast Affordable Shuttle Services
Enjoy the trails and tours of PEI from biking, hiking to Geo casting and allow us to handle the transportation of your luggage and equipment. We will pick up your equipment & luggage from one location and when you arrive at your next destination we will have everything laid out and ready for you. Please see below the main trails and destination points.
When Prince Edward Island's railway was abandoned in 1989 Islanders were quick to notice a unique opportunity. The idea of a tip-to-tip shared use walking and cycling trail in the summer and a snowmobile trail in the winter was born. With beautiful rolling hill scenery, quaint villages and broad bay seascapes, the Confederation Trail is Prince Edward Island's portion of the Trans Canada Trail
The 435 kilometres of rolled stone dust trail has gentle gradients which never exceed 2% (up or down). This Island wide exploration corridor is ideal for visitors of all fitness levels. The Main Trail starts in Tignish at kilometre 0 and ends in Elmira at kilometre 273. Branch trails extend into the heart of Charlottetown and to the waterside communities of Souris, Georgetown, Montague, Wood Islands, Murray River and Murray Harbour, plus the link to the Confederation Bridge in Borden-Carleton. Along the trail, you will find a convenient selection of accommodations, food and services. Not all accommodations are directly on the trail and do require roadway travel. For safety concerns please check with the accommodation providers regarding distance. While exploring the trail, take advantage of the opportunity to discover the many charming villages along the way.
When Prince Edward Island's railway was abandoned in 1989 Islanders were quick to notice a unique opportunity. The idea of a tip-to-tip shared use walking and cycling trail in the summer and a snowmobile trail in the winter was born. With beautiful rolling hill scenery, quaint villages and broad bay seascapes, the Confederation Trail is Prince Edward Island's portion of the Trans Canada Trail
The 435 kilometres of rolled stone dust trail has gentle gradients which never exceed 2% (up or down). This Island wide exploration corridor is ideal for visitors of all fitness levels. The Main Trail starts in Tignish at kilometre 0 and ends in Elmira at kilometre 273. Branch trails extend into the heart of Charlottetown and to the waterside communities of Souris, Georgetown, Montague, Wood Islands, Murray River and Murray Harbour, plus the link to the Confederation Bridge in Borden-Carleton. Along the trail, you will find a convenient selection of accommodations, food and services. Not all accommodations are directly on the trail and do require roadway travel. For safety concerns please check with the accommodation providers regarding distance. While exploring the trail, take advantage of the opportunity to discover the many charming villages along the way.
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1 – 6 Person Equipment / Baggage Shuttle
Advance Reservations Recommended Transfers can be arranged on any day between the hours of 8:00 AM and 7:00 PM (start/end). While alternative schedules may be possible, for transfers from Charlottetown to Tignish we recommend an early transfer departing at 8:00 am. Transfers from Elmira back to Charlottetown work best with a 2-3 pm pickup. Our shuttle driver will be waiting for you at your specified time. Do you offer Bike Rentals? No. We can make arrangements for rentals of bikes but we transport your luggage and equipment from one point to another. Transfer Per Departure Rates in CAD Typical rates for a Party of 1-4 People Charlottetown to Tignish $175 - $300 Elmira to Charlottetown $195 - $230 Elmira to Tignish $360 - $425.00 Based on the number of pick up and drop off for the week. Please inquire for other pickup/dropoff locations on this route. Availability & Reservations or for Custom Quotes for larger groups Please Call: 902.218.6904 |
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Confederation Trail Guide to PEI
The Confederation Trail Guide will help you plan your cycling vacation on the Confederation Trail. The guide includes accommodations which are part of the Cyclists Welcome Program. Participants of this program take the needs of cyclists into consideration and make their properties welcoming and easy for cyclists.
The Confederation Trail Guide will help you plan your cycling vacation on the Confederation Trail. The guide includes accommodations which are part of the Cyclists Welcome Program. Participants of this program take the needs of cyclists into consideration and make their properties welcoming and easy for cyclists.
The Confederation Trail is a geocaching hotspot with over 1600 geocache sites along the route. Also, PEI's 110 kilometre portion of the International Appalachian Trail begins in Borden-Carleton, after hiker's are shuttled across the Confederation Bridge they mainly hike on the Confederation Trail until its exit point at the Wood Islands ferry terminal. Prince Edward Island is rich in picturesque scenery, cultural and musical talent, culinary delights and Canadian heritage. This wonderful piece of Canada has countless adventures to offer and is best explored by bicycle or foot along the Confederation Trail.
