Seattle · SEATTLE BIKE & SCOOTER TOURS
12 tours
Start at number one and work down: the 12 seattle bike & scooter tours in Seattle worth the money, each with its fare, its running time and the kind of day it makes.
Guided bike tour through Seattle’s waterfront, neighborhoods, Space Needle area, Ballard Locks, and more, with bikes and helmets included.
“Seeing and learning about Seattle close up. Different neighborhoods and history of the city. Tour guide (Darryl) was exceptional.”
Ride Seattle waterways on an electric bike tour with sunset views, Ballard Locks, Fishermen’s Terminal docks, and Gas Works Park.
“If you are looking for an afternoon to explore the Seattle neighborhoods, this tour is perfect. Our guide was super knowledgeable and very chill and comforting, while riding the bikes. Even if you have never rode an E bike this tour is easy and super fun! It was definitely a highlight of our trip to Seattle. I highly recommend the tour.”
Small-group Seattle e-bike tour with easy riding, iconic stops, and included water, all in about 2.5 hours.
“Monte was awesome Seattle is beautiful, we saw areas that were unique to other tours. Definitely recommend”
Ride an electric bike through West Seattle with a guide, water taxi views, Alki Trail scenery, and city stops, for $145 and about 3 hours.
“Great time on our tour. Monty was friendly and really made our experience special. He accommodated our plans.”
3 hour Seattle bike tour with waterfront views, Space Needle landmarks, and the Ballard Locks fish ladder, includes bike, helmet, and water for $99.
“"Darryl was a fantastic guide—his background as a former teacher really shone through in the way he shared fascinating local history and kept us engaged throughout the ride. We explored many of Seattle’s top highlights, discovered some charming neighborhoods, and enjoyed stunning views along the way. A great introduction to the city and a truly enjoyable experience. Definitely worth it!"”
Ride a Rad Power e-bike on a 2.5-hour Seattle city loop, with Elliot Bay trail views, photo stops, Lake Union, and Cap Hill.
“Guide Rina was great in leading our small group through interesting parts of the city we likely would not have seen on our own otherwise. Also, she was handy in quickly repairing a bike chain during our tour. We had a great time seeing the sites on our e-bikes.”
Downhill mountain biking from Seattle to Snoqualmie Pass, including a bike-lit 2.3-mile tunnel ride and a 20-mile trestle-and-falls descent.
“This is a MUST-DO activity if you are visiting the Seattle area and enjoy being outdoors. Riding through the pitch black tunnel was a very cool and unique experience. The ride was all downhill through beautiful scenic areas, across bridges, and between sections of woods. DJ was an excellent host. He was a cool dude who is passionate about the outdoors and mountain biking. I also met some cool people from visitseattle.org who made it possible for me to do this experience. Thank you to DJ and all his partners in making this day a blast. I will recommend this to all my friends to who visit Seattle in the…”
Electric bike West Seattle with ferry views, Alki Beach stops, and a Duwamish River wildlife hunt in a small group, 3 hours.
“Rina was amazing! It was a great experience and we had such a good time.”
E-bike Seattle to Bainbridge on the ferry with a small-group guide, waterfront views, and playful photo stops. 4.5 hours.
“Totally new to e- bikes! I was nervous! Rena was great, very patient and a good teacher! I took to it and I loved it!! I can't think of a better way to see and learn about the Seattle area! Bainbridge Island was so peaceful and beautiful! It was a Perfect Day!!”
Glide Seattle’s waterfront on an electric scooter with a local guide, wireless headset, and sights from Miner’s Landing to Pier 54.
“Seattle Waterfront Electric Scooter Tour…. Very fun and easy to do experience. Sean John was patient, knowledgeable, funny, and full of energy. The scooters were was to navigate as they are smaller than the ones on the city streets. Sean John took us everywhere and explained the history of the sites with such picturesque details. This was fun!”
Seattle to Bainbridge Island by e-bike and ferry, with Salish Sea views, local coffee, waterfront trails, and a fun troll stop.
“We enjoyed the ferry and island experience. The route we rode was gorgeous!”
Half-day mountain bike tour from Seattle with full-suspension bikes, helmet and pads, snacks, and trail options for beginner to expert riders.
“The guide (Erik) was great. Personable and knowledge about the area. He found a few different trail options with varied terrain and difficulty.”
