Las Vegas Motorcycle Tours | Guided & Self-Guided Rides from Vegas

Riders Share connects you with local hosts offering guided motorcycle tours across the Las Vegas area. These rides are built around the city’s best desert routes, with a host who leads the way, sets the pace, and brings local insight to each stop. From Red Rock Canyon to Valley of Fire and Hoover Dam, tours are designed to fit different schedules and experience levels.

If you prefer riding on your own, you can rent a motorcycle in Las Vegas and plan a self-guided route that fits your pace and timing. Riders Share offers both guided experiences and rental options so you can choose the style of ride that works best for your trip.

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Most available guided rides cover some of the strongest desert scenery around Las Vegas, giving you clear routes and timing so you can choose the tour that fits your day.

*Tour availability can increase during busy seasons as more local hosts add new routes.

• Red Rock Canyon Motorcycle Tour: This 13 mile loop moves through bright red sandstone and open desert views, making it an easy first ride just minutes from the city.
• Valley of Fire Motorcycle Tour: This 120 mile route winds through vivid rock formations and petroglyph sites that feel completely different from anything near the Strip.
• Hoover Dam Motorcycle Tour: This 70 mile ride follows quiet desert roads toward the Colorado River and gives you time to walk the dam area and see the Pat Tillman Bridge overlook.
• Death Valley Motorcycle Tour from Vegas: This 280 mile full day route stretches across open desert terrain and works best for intermediate riders, especially when tours leave early during hotter months.
• Mt Charleston Motorcycle Ride: This mountain route climbs roughly 40 miles into cooler elevation where pine forests replace the valley desert.
• Lake Mead Ghost Town Motorcycle Tour: This 60 mile shoreline ride takes you toward the St Thomas ghost town site, which reappears when Lake Mead’s water levels drop.
• Oatman and Route 66 Motorcycle Tour: This 200 mile Old West ride leads into the town of Oatman where wild burros walk the streets and riders often stop for lunch before heading back.

Guided vs. Self Guided Motorcycle Rides in Las Vegas

You can join a guided motorcycle tour with a local host or ride independently on a rental motorcycle, depending on how much structure or flexibility you want for your day.

Las Vegas Guided Motorcycle Tours

Guided tours include a local rider who leads the route, manages group pacing, picks the stops, and often builds in a lunch break, with most tours priced between $150-$300 based on distance and timing.

Self-Guided Vegas Motorcycle Rides

Self guided rides are built around renting a motorcycle for the day, giving you full control over pace, stops, and timing, with rental pricing usually ranging from $30-$150 depending on the bike you choose.

How much do motorcycle tours cost in Las Vegas?

Vegas bike tours range from $150 to $300, and that price covers the full guided experience. Rides in this range typically last 3 to 6 hours depending on the route. Gas is usually something riders handle during the day, meals appear on select full day tours, and gear availability varies by host. Insurance is always handled separately, which is standard for all guided and self guided bookings.

What pricing usually includes:

• Guide service and full route leadership
• Group pacing and planned scenic stops
• Lunch on select full day tours
• Gear available depending on the listing
• Insurance purchased separately for all rides
• Riders may cover gas and park entry fees during the day

Requirements for Motorcycle Tours in Las Vegas

Joining a guided motorcycle tour or planning a self guided ride requires a few basic steps to keep the day safe and straightforward. Most riders will need:

• A valid motorcycle license or endorsement
• Helmet use, which is required for certain riders under Nevada law
• Proper riding gear based on weather, especially during heat season
• Age 21 or older for most motorcycle rentals and guided tour bookings

Las Vegas Motorcycle Tours FAQ

Do you need a guide for motorcycle tours in Las Vegas?

You don’t need a guide, but a lot of riders prefer one when exploring longer routes or unfamiliar areas. Guided tours keep the day structured and remove the need for route planning, especially for scenic or full day desert rides.

Can you do a self-guided motorcycle tour from Vegas?

Yes! You can rent a motorcycle on Riders Share and plan your own ride, choosing your timing, pace, and stops without following a group.

Are motorcycle tours in Vegas good for beginners?

Certain rides such as Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead work well for newer riders because the roads are easy and the distances are manageable. Longer routes like Oatman or Death Valley are better for riders with more experience.

What should I bring on a Las Vegas motorcycle tour?

Water, sunscreen, and protective riding gear are essential for desert riding. Summer riders should carry extra water and plan for heat, while winter riders may want layers if visiting higher elevations such as Mt Charleston. Learn more on prepping for desert riding below!

What's the best time of year for motorcycle tours in Vegas?

October through April offers the best conditions with daytime temperatures around 60 to 85°F. May through September brings extreme heat between 100 and 120°F, so morning rides are strongly recommended.

What are the best motorcycle tours from Las Vegas?

Red Rock Canyon Scenic Loop is the most recommended option because it is 13 miles, takes 1 to 2 hours, and works well for riders of all skill levels (not to mention it’s one of the most beautiful, scenic rides available).

How long is the Red Rock Canyon motorcycle loop?

The Red Rock Scenic Loop is 13 miles and usually takes one to two hours depending on photo stops and traffic at the overlook pullouts.

Can you ride a motorcycle to Hoover Dam from Las Vegas?

Yes, the ride is about 70 miles round trip and follows calm desert roads, ending with time to explore the dam and the Pat Tillman Bridge viewpoints.

Can you ride from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon?

Riders commonly travel from Las Vegas to the West Rim, which is the closest access point to the Grand Canyon. It’s a longer outing and works best for riders comfortable with extended desert mileage.

How far is Death Valley from Las Vegas by motorcycle?

The ride to Death Valley is roughly 280 miles round trip, which turns it into a full day outing. Most hosts start early in the morning since temperatures climb quickly once you’re inside the valley.