Nashville’s Hidden Gems E-bike Tour

This is super fun e-bike ride through Music City that we’d love for you to join us on. We want you to have a unique experience in Nashville and we guarantee you’ll have an awesome time on our tour!

We show you the beautiful parks, historical landmarks, public art & murals, local eateries and watering holes that most tours don’t get to see!

Our #1 priority is safety and a personalized experience for our guests. The e-bikes are light weight, easy to operate and we make sure you’re 100% confident at the controls before we set off.

From our meeting point at Music City Adventure Co. 1305 Clinton St. we set out on a 2.5 hour, 14-mile ride.

A few of the highlights include Shelby Park, Lockeland Springs, The Pedestrian Bridge, Downtown, the Gulch, 5 Points, Capitol View, Nashville Farmers Market, Bi-Centennial Mall and much more.

Our tour guides are passionate about telling the history of our town and showcasing all of the amazing things Nashville has to offer. Book a tour today!

Our meeting and end point for the tour. We love our neighborhood. I can humbly say the Marathon Village is the coolest! We’re home to an incredible car factory museum from 1907. We also have incredible shopping, dining and distillery tours.

Our first stop is the beautiful Shelby Park, a 300-acre oasis on the outskirts of East Nashville. The historic rail bridge towers over the park and over the Cumberland River. This is a great place for wildlife viewing and provides an optional stop to play a round of disc golf at the 18-hole course inside the park.

The view from the middle of the pedestrian bridge provides us the perfect photo opportunity. The history of Nashville reveals itself while standing above the mighty Cumberland River. Overlooking historical landmarks like Fort Nashborough, Broadway and Nashville’s first “skyscraper” from 1957.

This is historic neighborhood in the heart of East Nashville where no two homes are the same. The architectural styles found here range from Neoclassical to Italianate, Queen Anne, and Craftsman. Local restaurants and shops are around every corner. Many of our local favorites are on this section of the tour!

Once the shipping headquarters for Nashville’s railroad industry in the 19th and 20th century. The warehouses have since been demolished and new trendy high rise condos have taken overs the winding streets of the Gulch. This new era has introduced world class restaurants, boutique shops and beautiful murals to this once blue-collar working man neighborhood.

Here we take a stroll down the Country Music Walk of Fame. You can feel the energy of the city from this location. Whether it’s a live event at Bridgestone Arena next door, wedding parties cruising the streets on a tractor wagon or the live music of Broadway echoing the streets there is no mistaking you’re in Nashville from this location.

The Nashville Famers Market and the Bicentennial Mall is one of the most informative stops on our ride. The mall was designed with such an attention to detail, it is filled with interesting tributes to Tennessee culture, landscape and history.

Historic neighborhood full of beautiful Craftsman Bungalows and Victorian Cottage architecture. The show “Nashville was filmed here.

Our tour guides neighborhood hang out! All of our local cocktail bars, wineries, BBQ joints, recording studios and artsy shopping.

Our best friends own a chocolate factory, how cool is that! We stop by for a visit and learn about the craft of bean to bar chocolate. We even have icepacks and coolers to bring some chocolate home with us!

Maybe you want to go out to the ball game while you’re in town? Our minor league games are a blast. The Nashville Sounds are the triple A team for the Brewers. General admission tickets are $12 and some of the best restaurants in the city are right next door in Germantown.

Only a few blocks away from our starting and ending point of our ride. It’s the locals spot for getting fresh local fruits and veggies as well as incredible street food and an indoor food court with a brewpub and winery. Life’s good here at the Nashville Farmers Market.

We get multiple views of the State Capitol along our tour, the best being from Bicentennial Park. The TN State Capitol is one of the oldest operating Capitol Building in the country has many interesting stories and moments in its history. Warning some stories may be spooky!

Home to the Mayors office and County Courthouse this square holds dynamic stories of Nashville’s political and cultural history. This Public square is surrounded by banks, law firms, publishers, historic hotels and speakeasies remaining from Nashville’s 30 year run of prohibition.

We make two river crossings on our route and observe the current Tennessee Titans stadium as well as the construction site of the new Nissan Stadium right next door. Nashville has an extensive redevelopment project all along the east bank of the Cumberland River.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Age minimum for e-bike tours is 15.

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• This Tour is Provided by Music City Adventure Company.
• Tour Timezone & Starts at America/Chicago.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted.
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