Ride through Madison neighborhoods and lakeshore with a local guide and training included
Approximately 2 Hours
Guide, Helmet, Water
Explore the heart of Madison on a guided downtown eBike tour past iconic landmarks and along the shores of Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, and Lake Wingra. Your guide shares local recommendations to help you make the most of your time in the capital city.
Ages 14+ with the ability to ride a regular bike. Riders under 18 must be accompanied by an adult over 18, and there is one rider per eBike with a maximum rider weight of 300 lbs. A minimum of two riders is required for the tour to run.
Cancel at least 48 hours before your scheduled tour for a full refund. Cancellations with less than 48 hours notice may not be refunded. Tours may be cancelled due to inclement weather at the guide’s discretion; if cancelled due to weather, you can reschedule or receive a full refund.
Meet at 600 Williamson St, Suite C in the Gateway Mall on the Blair Street side (facing the Capitol). Look for the blue sandwich board signs. If the lot is full, use nearby street parking or the Blair Parking Lot or East Wilson Parking Lot.
Please arrive 20 minutes early to allow time for parking and training.
Wear comfortable clothing (layers recommended) and closed-toed shoes. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a camera if you wish.
600 Williamson St
Madison's e-bike tours, led by guides like Chris, Greg, and Bill, have earned a rock-solid reputation for blending city history with genuinely fun riding. The guides stand out as the clear highlight, praised consistently for being knowledgeable, patient, and entertaining without being overly scripted. First-timers on e-bikes have nothing to worry about either, as the guides walk everyone through the basics before heading out, and the well-maintained bikes make the learning curve easy. Families, solo travelers, and couples all seem to find something to love here. The routes cover a solid cross-section of the city, and the relaxed pace means you actually absorb what you're seeing rather than just pedaling past it. One history enthusiast did wish for a bit more depth at certain stops, but that feels like a minor note in an otherwise glowing track record. If you're trying to get a real feel for Madison in a single outing, this is a smart way to do it.
This is a well run company! The bikes are really nice and comfortable. If you want to learn about Madison in one day this is the tour you want to go on .We got some exercise in the process (without overdoing it) and saw some really beautiful scenery. Chris our guide knows Madison inside & out plus he used to be a triathlete which is cool. He also brought water and made the voyage funny and enjoyable. I think they should add on an optional after ride stop at the German restaurant for pretzels and beer. I don't know how popular it would be but it could be worth trying out. Post ride survey and relevant link to thank tour guide.
VEF
February 26, 2026
This is a well run company! The bikes are really nice and comfortable. If you want to learn about Madison in one day this is the tour you want to go on .We got some exercise in the process (without overdoing it) and saw some really beautiful scenery. Chris our guide knows Madison inside & out plus he used to be a triathlete which is cool. He also brought water and made the voyage funny and enjoyable. I think they should add on an optional after ride stop at the German restaurant for pretzels and beer. I don't know how popular it would be but it could be worth trying out. Post ride survey and relevant link to thank tour guide.
VEF
February 26, 2026