Seattle · ELECTRIC BIKE & CYCLING TOURS
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Out of 12 electric bike & cycling tours on this site, these 12 are the ones to book. Prices, durations, and the standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Guided Seattle bike tour with a small group, protected lanes, and top stops like Ballard Locks and Space Needle, for $99.
“Great tour and lots of interesting facts from our very knowledgeable guide. Fantastic choice! Highly recommend if you want to see the city in a different way!”
3-hour Seattle electric bike tour with big water views, Ballard Locks, Fishermen’s Terminal, and Gasworks Park—learn fast, ride easy.
“An informative and entirely enjoyable way to see some areas of Seattle we normally wouldn’t have discovered. Dave was a very intelligent and kind guide and it was easy to see how won the Teacher of the Year for the state of Washington. We are very happy we booked this. Make sure to pay attention on your tour, for you may win a prize.”
Small-group Seattle electric bike tour with waterfront views, parks and Space Needle stops, plus an easy ride and bottled water.
“Excellent tour with Rena, she was very knowledgeable, we felt very safe and saw a ton of great sights. Highly recommend this tour, you will love it.”
Bike and ferry through West Seattle on an easy e-bike route. Alki views, lighthouse stops, and a Duwamish waterway break.
“We loved all of it! Monte was a terrific guide. We saw so much of Seattle and love the RAD bikes! We came to Seattle for my sons Graduation Trip. He love seeing the sports stadiums.”
3-hour guided Seattle bike tour with waterfront views, Space Needle and Ballard Locks fish ladder. Helmet, bike and water included 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!"”
2.5 hours on a Rad Power e-bike through Seattle’s Elliott Bay, Seattle Center, and Capitol Hill, with photo stops and Space Needle views.
“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 the pitch-black Snoqualmie Tunnel with provided bikes, lights, snacks, and guided pickup.
“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…”
Cruise West Seattle by e-bike with ferry and water-taxi views, Alki Beach stops, a Plymouth Rock touchpoint, and the Duwamish River wildlife watch.
“Rina was amazing! It was a great experience and we had such a good time.”
Ride an electric bike from Seattle to Bainbridge Island, cross by ferry, and explore waterfront views plus photo stops for $175.
“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!!”
Half-day mountain bike trails outside Seattle with full-suspension bikes, gear, snacks, and level-based guide picks for all riders.
“This was really fun and we had a great tour guide. The forest was beautiful. Beginners can do this but some experience is better. You do need to be in moderately good shape.”
Glide Seattle’s waterfront on an electric scooter with a local guide, headset stories, and iconic stops from Pier 57 to Pioneer Square.
“Fun and silly tour. Great sightseeing and we stopped for ice cream ING the way. They really put a lot of thought into this ride.”
Ride an e-bike to the ferry, glide across the Salish Sea to Bainbridge Island, grab local coffee, spot a troll, and return to Seattle.
“We enjoyed the ferry and island experience. The route we rode was gorgeous!”
