easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic cycling ability recommended with breaks included
Discover Austin’s history and natural beauty on a leisurely 10-mile guided bike tour. Perfect for all skill levels, this trip highlights the Texas State Capitol and scenic Lady Bird Lake Trail.
2 Hours • All Ages • The best conventional bike tour of Austin!
Experience the best of Austin on a leisurely 7-mile bike tour, exploring iconic landmarks like the Texas State Capitol and the scenic Lady Bird Lake Trail. With a knowledgeable guide, enjoy a fun ride through the city’s history, picturesque parks, and vibrant culture, all while capturing unforgettable moments.
2 Hours
Come see all that Austin has to offer! Our leisurely ~7 mile Austin in a Nutshell Tour is the best way to see all of the notable landmarks in and around downtown, as well as the famous Lady Bird Lake Trail! The tour begins by going along the famous Town Lake Hike and Bike Trail, Barton Springs Pool area, and Zilker Park. It then turns north to the Texas State Capitol where you will not only see downtown close up, but also learn a lot of the city's history. It is a great way to see a really large swath of Austin.
*Please Note: This tour is on a NON-Electric commuter-style bike. (E bike upgrade available for additional cost) This is a relatively flat ride but it covers a good bit of territory. You should be in relatively good shape and somewhat confident at bike riding. *
Staying hydrated is key, especially on sunny days in Austin’s warm climate.
Austin’s Texas sun can be strong, so protect your skin during the daytime ride.
Light, breathable clothes and comfortable shoes will enhance your riding experience.
You’ll want your phone ready for photos and for GPS or emergency contact purposes.
The Texas State Capitol, completed in 1888, stands as a historic and architectural landmark in Austin’s downtown cycling route.
Efforts along Lady Bird Lake focus on protecting native plants and reducing litter to maintain the area's natural beauty.
Protects your head and is often required on public bike trails.
Helps reduce glare and protect your eyes from bright Texas sun.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler morning or evening rides.
fall specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the bike tour.