Top Alaska E-Bike Tours

This eco-friendly tour of Skagway is like no other experience around! Your tour starts at Klondike Electric Bicycles where you will join us for a self-guided ride to some of Skagway's best sites! You will visit a waterfall, scenic vistas, the Gold Rush Cemetery, the Skagway overlook, and Nakhu Bay. Your E-Bike Tour will end at the Small Boat Harbor, where you’ll meet Capt. Brendan, then board the 50’ sailing sloop Hopscotch! You will have a charcuterie box waiting for you to enjoy during your sail. Explore the longest deepest Fjord in North America sailing past waterfalls and hanging glaciers…AND if you are lucky, we may even see eagles, whales, and seals.

This tour offers the thrill of using an e-bike, the scenery of mountains, forests and ocean, and presentations at works of public art. You will gain a better understanding of Alaska and of Anchorage through experiencing its art and natural beauty. The e-bike offers pedal-assist, making the pedaling near effortless. From this tour you will get to see a wide swath of the city...without breaking a sweat. Our tour offers a unique experience by combining the beauty of both nature and art. You'll get the historical and cultural information of a museum while surrounded by Anchorage's best scenery.

Discover the highlights of Skagway and its nearby surroundings when you book this electric bike tour. Join a small group and pedal around the remote, Alaskan town listening to stories about the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush and the beginnings of the community. Observe artifacts at the local museum and pan for gold, just like the miners once did, to see if you can strike it rich.

Step back in time and experience Skagway’s storied past on this fun and scenic e-bike adventure! Your journey begins at the lively Days of ’98 Show, where the spirit of the Gold Rush comes to life. Then, head to Klondike Electric Bicycles and set off on an easy, guided ride through history. Visit the Gold Rush Cemetery to hear tales of Skagway’s most infamous outlaws, and marvel at the serene beauty of Lower Reid Falls tucked in the rainforest. Continue to the Skagway Waterfront for sweeping mountain and coastal views as your guide shares stories of stampeders and dreamers who built this wild frontier town. Afterward, enjoy an hour of free time — hike to Yakutania Point for breathtaking vistas or explore more of Skagway by e-bike. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour blends history, scenery, and adventure for an unforgettable Alaskan experience.

This tour is a unique blend of Alaskan adventure, history, and local flavor, perfect for anyone looking to experience the town’s rugged charm on two wheels. This guided tour kicks off with a scenic ride on Klondike Electric Bicycles, allowing you to cruise effortlessly through the stunning landscapes surrounding Skagway. After exploring Skagway’s natural and historic wonders, the tour wraps up with a stop at a local brewery. Here, you’ll get a chance to unwind and savor some of Alaska’s finest craft beers, brewed with a mix of local ingredients and creative flair. It’s the ideal way to round off your ride, combining a thirst for adventure with a taste for the region’s artisanal brews. This tour is perfect for beer enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventurers alike, offering a unique way to enjoy the great outdoors and the vibrant local culture in one memorable experience.

This is a combined local Anchorage history and ebike tour. The ebikes ensure a pleasant and relaxing ride covering a large swath of Anchorage city. You will be guided on a tour through Anchorage's history, from pre-colonization through the present era. Along the "way" we'll cover Anchorage's history as a tent city labor camp to the aviation hub to the military buildup in World War II and through the oil-boom of the 1980s. The bike tour will mostly be along Anchorage's scenic greenbelt trails, including the Coastal Trail. Our route also takes us through the Campbell Creek and Chester Creek bike paths, were moose sightings are common. Belugas and bear have also been sighted. All in all it's a fabulous way to spend a half-day in Anchorage, getting to know the city's history, enjoying a near-effortless ebike ride, and seeing the surrounding mountains and (with luck) seeing wildlife.