Ship a Bike from New York City to Philadelphia

Send your bike between New York's rolling Hudson Valley and the 6-million-acre Adirondack Park and Pennsylvania's 150-mile Great Allegheny Passage from Pittsburgh to Cumberland. From Central Park's 6-mile urban circuit to Lancaster's Amish country roads and the Lehigh Valley, your bike crosses state lines with full protection.

New York and Pennsylvania share a cycling corridor steeped in history and trail development. The D&L Trail follows the Delaware and Lehigh rivers through eastern Pennsylvania, while New York's Erie Canalway Trail provides a flat, scenic path across the state. Riders often combine the Great Allegheny Passage with Maryland's C&O Canal Towpath for a continuous 335-mile car-free route from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C. On the New York side, the Catskill Mountains offer challenging gravel riding and the Trenton Falls area provides remote backcountry loops. Road cyclists in both states enjoy organized rides like the Tour de Keuka in the Finger Lakes and the Philadelphia International Cycling Classic legacy rides in southeastern Pennsylvania.

This neighboring-state route typically covers 150 to 350 miles, making for a relatively quick transit. Professional packing ensures your frame, wheels, and components arrive without a scratch, with extra attention given to protecting brake rotors, carbon handlebars, and rear derailleurs. Full coverage is standard on every shipment between New York and Pennsylvania. Tracking notifications let you monitor your bike from the moment it leaves your door until it arrives at its Pennsylvania destination, whether that is a trailhead in the Poconos or a shop in Philadelphia.