Top Tennessee Mountain Bike Tours

This tour isn’t just a BBQ and brewery hop, it’s a full East Nashville experience. The ride blends colorful mural art, scenic greenway trails, and historic neighborhoods with stops at some of the area’s most popular patios, beer gardens, and classic Tennessee BBQ spots. Led by knowledgeable local guides, you’ll hear the stories behind the street art, learn how East Nashville became the city’s creative hub, and get insider insight into the small businesses that give the neighborhood its character. Our premium pedal-assist e-bikes make it easy to cover more ground comfortably, so you experience more without feeling rushed. With small group sizes and thoughtfully timed stops, you’ll have time to relax, grab a drink, snap photos, and soak in the vibe without feeling rushed. It’s active, social, and designed for travelers who want to experience Nashville beyond Broadway.

Cover more ground in Music City with this Nashville e-bike tour. Set off with your guide and small group to pedal through the heart of the city and take in sights like Lockeland Springs and Shelby Park, stop to snap a picture from the Pedestrian Bridge, and dismount to stroll along the Country Music Walk of Fame. End with the Nashville Famers Market and the Bicentennial Mall, two of the city’s top sights.

Say ‘howdy’ to Music City in this rockin’ tour of Nashville on an electric bike. Hop on a fat tire bicycle and roll through some of the coolest spots in the city including the famed Music Row, Printers Alley, The Gulch, and Fort Nashboro. There are tons of photo ops to be had with panoramic skyline views and unique local hot spots. Add a little thrill into the afternoon with a downhill ride at 35mph.

Take to the water for an adrenaline-fueled whitewater rafting adventure along the Upper Pigeon River. Enjoy spectacular views of the Smoky Mountains as you paddle through the gorge, tackle more than a dozen thrilling Class III and IV rapids such as ‘Snapdragon’ and ‘Powerhouse’, and perhaps jump in to cool off with a swim.

Stringers Ridge - 0 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga 8+ miles of trail ​ Raccoon Mountain - 8.7 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga Located in Chattanooga along I-24 20+ miles ​ A mix of technical and flow. ​ Raccoon Mountain drains really well and usually can be ridden the day after a rain event. ​ Enterprise South Nature Park - 17.7 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga Located in Chattanooga Chattanooga's best beginner friendly trail system. ​ Booker T. Washington Trails - 11.9 miles from Downtown Chattanooga 8 miles of singletrack. ​ Harrison Bay Trails - 19 miles from Downtown Chattanooga 4.5 miles of single (almost double track) trails in some places with waterfront views most of the way. This can be a good spot for beginners. ​ White Oak Mountain Trail Systems AKA Biology Trails and Bauxite - 20.8 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga ​ This network of trails drains extremely well and can be ridden the next day after a heavy rain.

See the highlights of Nashville without breaking a sweat on this small-group e-bike tour. You don’t need to plan the route or deal with maps. Instead, follow your guide from downtown Nashville to Riverfront Park, Marathon Village, Music Row, and much more. Stop for plenty of photos and to hear the history of each spot along the way. The ticket price includes a $6.99 fee for 24-hour trip insurance.