What is the minimum age and height to ride a Rad Power e-bike?

Riders must be at least 13 years old and 5'0" (152 cm) tall to operate the Rad Power electric bike.

Are helmets provided?

Yes—helmets are provided and included in the tour setup at check-in.

How long is the ferry crossing?

The ferry ride across the Salish Sea is about 35 minutes each way and offers scenic views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.

Do I need to be an experienced cyclist?

You should be confident on a bike; the e-assist handles hills, but basic braking and turning ability is required for group safety.

What happens in wet weather?

Tours run in light rain; guides recommend layered, waterproof clothing. For severe storms or ferry disruptions the operator may reschedule or cancel.

Bainbridge Island Electric Bike Tour: Ferry Ride & Waterfront Trails from Seattle

Q: Where is the meeting point?

Meet at the Vine St storage unit directly across from the Edgewater Hotel on the corner of Alaskan Way and Wall St; look for green Sbt signs.

Step onto the Vine St storage unit directly across from the Edgewater Hotel on the corner of Alaskan Way and Wall St and you begin a half-day escape that feels farther from the city than its 35-minute ferry ride would suggest. Bainbridge Island Electric is a guided e-bike tour that pairs Rad Power electric bikes with a scenic crossing of the Salish Sea, a low-effort way to sample Bainbridge’s waterfront trail, downtown slips, and neighborhood bakeries. Your guide fits you with a Rad Power electric bike and helmet at the meet-up on the corner of Alaskan Way and Wall St, then pedals the group to the ferry terminal. On the boat you watch downtown give way to islands, shipping channels, and the sweep of the Olympic Mountains. The crossing itself is a highlight: glassy water, gulls and seals, and a salt-scented wind that makes the island’s cedar, fir and rocky shoreline feel immediate. On Bainbridge the trail follows tidal edges and parks cut into glacially scoured uplands. Expect low, rolling terrain—the Rad Power motor takes the sting out of the climbs—and a steady casual pace geared for riders age 13 and up who are at least 5'0". Your guide leads a loop on the new waterfront trail system, points out local landmarks, and times a stop at a coffee and bakery shop where you’ll sample island-made pastries and the local vibe. What makes this experience special is the combination of Seattle’s maritime access and Bainbridge’s small-town coastal charm. The Salish Sea is the trip’s geological stage: Puget Sound’s glacial history shows in the bedrock and pebble beaches you’ll pass, while island thermals and estuary habitats host gulls, cormorants, and the occasional harbor seal. This is not a strapped-in, high-mileage ride; it’s a restorative half-day with an emphasis on easy exploration, coastal panoramas, and local flavors. Practical details matter: riders must be confident on a bike and meet the minimum age and height requirements. The tour operates from a centralized downtown meeting point—Vine St storage unit directly across from the Edgewater Hotel on the corner of Alaskan Way and Wall St—making logistics simple for visitors staying in Seattle. Bring layered clothing for marine conditions, a camera, and a small daypack. Guides carry basic repair kits and waivers are completed at check-in; shorelines can be breezy so bring a light windbreaker. Families, couples, and solo travelers seeking compact outdoor time on the Salish Sea will find this trip effortless and memorable any day.

Bainbridge Island Electric Bike Tour: Ferry Ride & Waterfront Trails from Seattle

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