AUSTIN · BIKE TOURS
The rides worth clipping in for.
The 13 austin bike tours travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Join an Austin e-bike gang ride past Town Lake, the bat bridge, live music spots, and more. Helmet, guide, and e-bike included for $85.
Most Popular“Great easy ride with an amazing guide leading the way through Austin, TX. Caption Kid was very knowledgeable.”
Ride pedal-assist e-bikes through Austin’s parks, murals, and downtown, capped at 13. See bats at Congress Bridge and the Capitol.
“It was a very pleasant experience. Our guide, Peter, was delightful. Good sense of humor and a great knowledge of city history! I would highly recommend this tour. See you next time, Peter!”
Ride Zilker Park to Lady Bird Lake, then the Texas Capitol and Congress Avenue Bridge for Austin bat-season views with a local guide.
“Mark was a fabulous guide! Great tour, would do it again! Safe, fun, and informative! He provided cold water for all of us as well.”
Ride Austin’s icons on a 2-hour e-bike loop with a small group of 15. Murals, Lady Bird Lake, and a food stop included.
“What a blast! My new wife and I had an amazing time, it was great seeing the city via e-bike! Rooster is a phenomenal guide.”
Pedals & Pints Austin bike tour: 3 hours, guided landmarks and murals, three microbreweries, bikes/helmets and beer included.
“My husband and I agreed that this experience was one of our favorites on our quick trip to Austin. Our guide Colt was delightful, knowledgable and funny. We enjoyed getting to know some interesting and relevant history about Austin while exploring Austin on an easy bike route while visiting three breweries. Highly recommend!”
Small-group Austin bike tour of Lady Bird Lake, murals, and the Texas Capitol. Helmets and guide included for $75.
“TREY was a fantastic guide who made the whole bike riding experience fun. He had a lot of great local spots to recommend and interesting bits of history.”
A 2.5-hour small-group bike tour of Austin’s public art and standout architecture, ending at the Texas State Capitol for skyline contrast.
“Our guide Trey was absolutely fantastic. He was very enthusiastic and knowledgable about Austin's history, art, and music scene. It was a great tour, and we felt very safe as it was mostly on dedicated bike lanes. We highly recommend this tour!”
Ride Austin’s Town Lake Trail for 90 minutes from Barton Springs, with photo stops, bottled water, and local history for $53.94.
“Our guide was very nice, safety conscious. Provided plenty of stops and water along the way. Shared some history and interesting facts along the way.”
Ride Austin by e-bike and snack your way through key neighborhoods, bat views, and food stops with a guide who adapts to your tastes.
“What a fun and exciting eBike tour. We ate some excellent food including a doughnut that was to die for.”
Guided Austin e-bike ride along Lady Bird Lake, downtown bike lanes, the Greetings mural, and Barton Springs area for easy sightseeing.
“This bike tour gave us a great overview of Austin! We enjoyed the perspective on two wheels and got to places we wouldn’t have found on our own. The electric bikes allowed us to cover a lot of ground with ease !”
Ride Lady Bird Lake with a local guide in 90 minutes. See Barton Springs area, bridges, and skyline photo stops with bike and helmet.
“Lady Bird bike tour from. Barton spring bike rentals was amazing. My guide Mark was very knowledgeable & great fun. Highly recommended”
Ride Austin on an e-bike, cruise Lady Bird Lake trails, then enjoy two brunch tastings with a guide and helmet included.
“The guides were fun and interesting. They designed the tour to meet our families needs. It was not hard to keep up and made viewing the city very interesting! The food stops were great !”
Private Austin e-bike tour for up to 6: helmets, guide, and iconic stops from Lady Bird Lake to the Capitol in about 2 hours.
“Captain Kid did a great job as our tour guide and everyone in our group loved it! There were several stops along the tour and if you didn’t want to pedal you didn’t have to. Great way to see the city!”
