E-Bike To The Hole in the Rock
& Tempe Town Lake
Ancient Look Out Point - Arizona Canals - Mountain Views
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See This Tour in Action
How to Book a Tour Online
1) Select date and time then reserve your spot
2) Get email instantly with address and parking instructions
3) Arrive 15 min. prior and have fun!
Reservations required.
Book by phone. (480)306-4801
Limited Time Price
$75
Duration & Distance
2 to 2.5 Hours - 20 Miles
Start Times
Check Booking Calendar for Summer Start Times
What Makes our E-Bike Tour different than others?
Our Audio System. Comfortable Seats.
Phone Holders. Drink Holders. Bike Bags.
We go the extra mile to provide you with extra accessories so you can have the best time possible. We are the only E-Bike tour that uses audio receivers. Our guests can hear the tour guide narration and safety instructions as they ride.
We stop less and ride more!
Phone Holders. Drink Holders. Bike Bags.
We go the extra mile to provide you with extra accessories so you can have the best time possible. We are the only E-Bike tour that uses audio receivers. Our guests can hear the tour guide narration and safety instructions as they ride.
We stop less and ride more!
Tour Description
This tour is completely different than our other tours. You'll start with a tutorial on how to operate our Premium E-Bikes. Then your tour guide will lead you to Scottsdale's Greenbelt; a World-Renowned-Bike-Path, which is just three blocks from our store.
Through the first portion of our tour, the bike path nestles up to golf courses, well manicured parks, frisbee golf courses, multiple lakes, and a popular skate park called "The Wedge". It's a recreational environment that is fun to ride through.
On the way to Tempe Town Lake we ride under a few tunnel underpasses and enjoy a some gradual inclines and declines on the bike path. When you arrive at Tempe Town Lake your tour you will take a moment to stop at a relaxing vista point with bench's to relax and take in the views. From this resting place, you'll see sweeping views of Tempe Town Lake. A highlight is also the popular ASU student hiking trail winding through "A-Mountain", which is also known at Tempe Butte.
Then you'll cruise by the Tempe Marina and see the boats as you take the bike path towards Papago Park. Riding parallel to Tempe Town Lake you'll experience cooling moments of shade as you glide underneath the 100 year old Tempe Bridge and the Old Railroad Bridge; which dates back to the 1800's. It's common to see groups of small sail boats gliding on the water and row teams practicing on Tempe Town Lake.
The scenery makes a dramatic shift to an iconic desert landscape as we enter Papago Park. We usually see road runners (birds) on this portion of the tour, meep meep! The smooth concrete bike path meanders through a unique frisbee golf course that is rocky with maroon colors. The sound of traffic disappears and the colors come to life.
Ahead on a hill top, we see an on oddly placed pyramid; it's the tomb of George W.P. Hunt, Arizona's first Governor. Interesting! Then we make our way to The Hole in the Rock. Your group will hop off your bikes and leave them with the tour guide and walk about 5 minutes up the trail to the look out point. It's really easy to make your way up there and it's a perfect opportunity to take a photo to capture some vacation memories. You don't have to walk up to the look out point if you don't want to. You can hang out with your tour guide and chat if you'd like.
After the Hole in the Rock, we continue our loop and ride by the back side of the Desert Botanical Gardens to link up with the path by the Arizona Canals. As we ride towards Scottsdale, there are gorgeous views of Camelback Mountain, which is the home of the most popular hiking trail in Phoenix, the Echo Canyon trail.
Pro Tip: This tour is different than our Scottsdale Segway Tour and Scottsdale E-Bike Tour. Some of our guests choose to do all three tours. After that, you will have seen more of Scottsdale and Tempe than most locals. If you would like to venture out with no tour guide, you can also rent our e-bikes.
Through the first portion of our tour, the bike path nestles up to golf courses, well manicured parks, frisbee golf courses, multiple lakes, and a popular skate park called "The Wedge". It's a recreational environment that is fun to ride through.
On the way to Tempe Town Lake we ride under a few tunnel underpasses and enjoy a some gradual inclines and declines on the bike path. When you arrive at Tempe Town Lake your tour you will take a moment to stop at a relaxing vista point with bench's to relax and take in the views. From this resting place, you'll see sweeping views of Tempe Town Lake. A highlight is also the popular ASU student hiking trail winding through "A-Mountain", which is also known at Tempe Butte.
Then you'll cruise by the Tempe Marina and see the boats as you take the bike path towards Papago Park. Riding parallel to Tempe Town Lake you'll experience cooling moments of shade as you glide underneath the 100 year old Tempe Bridge and the Old Railroad Bridge; which dates back to the 1800's. It's common to see groups of small sail boats gliding on the water and row teams practicing on Tempe Town Lake.
The scenery makes a dramatic shift to an iconic desert landscape as we enter Papago Park. We usually see road runners (birds) on this portion of the tour, meep meep! The smooth concrete bike path meanders through a unique frisbee golf course that is rocky with maroon colors. The sound of traffic disappears and the colors come to life.
Ahead on a hill top, we see an on oddly placed pyramid; it's the tomb of George W.P. Hunt, Arizona's first Governor. Interesting! Then we make our way to The Hole in the Rock. Your group will hop off your bikes and leave them with the tour guide and walk about 5 minutes up the trail to the look out point. It's really easy to make your way up there and it's a perfect opportunity to take a photo to capture some vacation memories. You don't have to walk up to the look out point if you don't want to. You can hang out with your tour guide and chat if you'd like.
After the Hole in the Rock, we continue our loop and ride by the back side of the Desert Botanical Gardens to link up with the path by the Arizona Canals. As we ride towards Scottsdale, there are gorgeous views of Camelback Mountain, which is the home of the most popular hiking trail in Phoenix, the Echo Canyon trail.
Pro Tip: This tour is different than our Scottsdale Segway Tour and Scottsdale E-Bike Tour. Some of our guests choose to do all three tours. After that, you will have seen more of Scottsdale and Tempe than most locals. If you would like to venture out with no tour guide, you can also rent our e-bikes.
Tours Include
Audio receiver and ear piece to hear tour guide narration and music
Unlimited free cold water
An orange safety helmet
Unlimited free cold water
An orange safety helmet
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Tour Highlights
Water Continental Golf Club
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale Greenbelt
Frisbee Golf Course
Rolling Hills Golf Course
The Wedge Skate Park
Base Ball Parks
Tempe Town Lake
"A Mountain" aka Tempe Butte
Sail boats
College crew/row teams practice
100 Year Old Tempe Bridge
The Original Railroad Bridge from the 1800's
Award Winning Modern Contemporary Buildings
Tempe Marina
Marquee Theatre
Hunt's Tomb
"Falling Water" - an interesting dam in the canal
Water features in Papago Park
Hole in The Rock
Desert Botanical Gardens
Arizona Canals
Views of Camelback
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale Greenbelt
Frisbee Golf Course
Rolling Hills Golf Course
The Wedge Skate Park
Base Ball Parks
Tempe Town Lake
"A Mountain" aka Tempe Butte
Sail boats
College crew/row teams practice
100 Year Old Tempe Bridge
The Original Railroad Bridge from the 1800's
Award Winning Modern Contemporary Buildings
Tempe Marina
Marquee Theatre
Hunt's Tomb
"Falling Water" - an interesting dam in the canal
Water features in Papago Park
Hole in The Rock
Desert Botanical Gardens
Arizona Canals
Views of Camelback
Sonoran Desert Botanicals & Wildlife That We Often See
Road Runners, Saguaro Cactus, Bald Eagles, Coyote, Prickly Pear Cactus, Prairie Dogs, Spiny Lizard, Barrel Cactus, Pale Verde Trees, Yucca Trees, Olive Tree, Pepper Trees, Mesquite Trees, Oleander, Ocotillo, Geese, Hummingbirds, Herons, Grey Squirrel, Agave, Aloe, Bougainvillea, Creosote... and more!
Participation Requirements
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Minimum Height 5 Feet (We use adult size bikes)
Maximum Age 75 No expecting mothers You must be able to ride a bike. Must be able to pass a bike riding proficiency test. If you can barely ride a bike, this tour might not be a good choice. |
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Starting Point
7330 East Earll Drive Suite R
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
