Ride a Segway Ghost Tour in Richmond’s Church Hill
Trace the Church Hill Tunnel route on a guided Segway tour
Duration
75 minutes
Includes
Guide, Segway training, helmets
Highlights
Explore Richmond’s Church Hill by Segway as you follow the buried path of the Church Hill Tunnel and hear the story of the 1925 tunnel collapse. Stop at local landmarks and end at Libby Hill Park.
- Follow the tunnel’s route beneath the streets of Church Hill
- Stop at Patrick Henry Park, St. John’s Church, and the old bank building on 25th Street
- Hear Richmond lore, urban legends, and sinkhole stories
- Learn the history of the 1925 Church Hill Train Tunnel Collapse
- Finish at Libby Hill Park above the East Entrance
What's Included
- Tour guide
- Segway training
- Helmet
Things to know
Arrive 30 minutes early to sign a waiver and complete training. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Not suitable for pregnant women or anyone unable to stand comfortably for an hour and a half.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Full refund in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
FAQs
Bring water (a refillable water bottle is recommended) and wear comfortable shoes.
No. Your guide trains you on how to ride the Segways before the tour.
Yes, helmets are included. You can also bring your own helmet if you prefer.
Meeting details
1301 East Cary Street Richmond, VA US 23219
More about Libby Hill Park
Libby Hill Park sits high above the James River in Richmond's historic Church Hill neighborhood, offering one of the most celebrated views in the city. Often credited as the spot where William Byrd II looked out and was reminded of Richmond upon Thames in England, giving the city its name, Libby Hill Park is a natural high point on the Church Hill Tunnel Secrets Segway Tour. The park's leafy paths, cast iron fountain, and the towering Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument add layers of 19th century atmosphere to a ride that already weaves through some of Richmond's oldest streets.
As you glide into Libby Hill Park on your Segway, the tree canopy opens up to reveal the sweeping bend of the James River below, with the downtown skyline rising in the distance. It is the kind of vantage point that rewards a slow pause, and your guide uses the moment to connect the panorama to the broader story of Church Hill, the river trade that shaped Richmond, and the mysterious 1925 collapse of the Church Hill Tunnel that still hides a buried locomotive nearby. The contrast between the peaceful greenery of Libby Hill Park and the dramatic underground history just blocks away gives the tour a memorable rhythm of beauty and intrigue.
This stop is ideal for history lovers, photographers, and curious travelers who want a deeper sense of Richmond beyond the usual landmarks. Couples enjoy the romantic overlook, families appreciate the open space to take in the scenery without crowds, and first time visitors leave with a postcard worthy memory of the city. If you want a tour that pairs hidden Richmond lore with one of its most stunning viewpoints, rolling into Libby Hill Park on two wheels is an experience that lingers long after the Segways are parked.
