Sockeye Cycle
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Sockeye Cycle's profile lists bus stop nearby (Destination Input, last reported Oct 29, 2026). Confirm with the venue before visiting.
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Sockeye Cycle is a bike shop and guided bike-tour operator at 307 5th Avenue, open daily 9 am to 6 pm May to September (Fridays in winter). Its FAQ says the Rainforest and Triple Adventure tours have the easiest riding, but the Triple adds about 2 miles of steep hiking, most tours have age and height minimums, and riders must handle hand brakes; a cruise-line listing says the Triple isn't suitable for wheelchair, cane or rollator users. The shop entrance, restroom and adaptive-bike options aren't known; the NW 5th & Broadway SMART stop is about a block away, and downtown gets very crowded on cruise days. Note: AbleVu has no tour category, so this is listed as an attraction. Not checked on-site by AbleVu.
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Operator says the Rainforest Bicycle Tour and the Triple Adventure have the least challenging riding; the Triple Adventure adds about 2 miles of hiking over some steep terrain.
Operator says most tours have a minimum age between 10 and 13 and a minimum height of 4 ft 6 in to fit a bike; the long-descent tours require controlling speed with hand brakes.
Carnival's listing for a Skagway Triple Adventure Bike, Hike & River Float (operator not named on the page) says it isn't accessible for guests using wheelchairs, canes, rollators or other mobility devices, rates it difficult, and lists a 270 lb maximum weight.
Operator says the shop is about a 10-minute walk from the cruise docks.
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