Ride mountain paths shaped by Cherokee hunting, trade, and traditional plant medicine
Approx. 2.5–3 hrs
Up to 8 people
Guide, e-bike, helmet
Explore a 6.6-mile mountain corridor along Forest Road 475B on a guided e-bike ride through historic Cherokee hunting grounds and trade routes. Pedal through a landscape of stream banks and waterfalls while connecting its natural features with Cherokee traditions.
Meet-Up, E-Bike Fitting & Safety Briefing Journey Departure & The Ancient Trade Path Stream Banks & Cherokee Ethnobotany Legend of Judaculla & Looking Glass Rock Overlook Cradle of Forestry - a complete Visitor Center experience, restrooms, snacks, brief theater videos, exhibits and a spot for good cell phone coverage, photos, posts and more. Scenic Return Glide & Wrap-Up
Cancel at least 48 hours in advance for a full refund or credit. A 10% processing fee applies to refunds. Cancellations within 48 hours receive no refund. If the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, you'll receive a full refund or credit. No-shows are charged the full price.
Product ID: 4RK8SY
Yes, if a tour is already scheduled. The tour requires a minimum of two riders.
The e-bikes typically fit riders from 5'2" to over 6'4", with adjustable stems and seat posts for a customized fit.
Coverage is limited in Pisgah National Forest. Expect little or no service until you reach the Cradle of Forestry. Download offline maps before your ride. Optional waterproof forest maps are available for $20 each, not included in the listed price.
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