We have styles to fit your comfort and thrill. Although there is no one better ride, you have options to take your ride on your level.

Duration & Rates

2-8 Hour Rental

Height and Weight Limits

We recommend our Cruiser for any height of riders. Weight limit is 250 lbs. For more information regarding height/weight limits, please call our office.

About

The Olympic National Park is literally so beautiful. There are so many place to explore and see and not enough time to experience it all. On top of that there are a lot of places that are worth seeing, except the fact that they take a lot of time and energy to go see. Especially if you are not a crazy active outdoors person. That’s why we are getting into the E-bike business. Our Pedego Bikes give everyone an equal experience to see more of the area up close despite your physical condition. We are so excited to exploit the jewels on the Olympic Peninsula that have long since been hidden to most people. With our bikes these places and adventures can be accessed in just a days ride. Whether you are an active biker or are a laid back individual, you can push way past the physical boundary that has been in your way up until this point.

What to Bring

Please bring a copy of your confirmation email and driver licenses of everyone going on the ride. Our seasons vary in temperature, so be sure to bring an atire suited best for the current weather. On cold or wet days it is extremely recommended to bring warm or waterproof gloves! Most importantly, bring a fun loving attitude and be prepared to have an exciting day with our eBikes on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula!

EXPLORING THE AREA

Check out our different drop-off/pickup options for your rental!

Olympic Discovery Trail/Spruce Railroad section 100 miles of Washington’s most beautiful scenery all available to ride through. With our E-bikes you can enjoy more of it than most will ever experience, in comfort and style.

The Spruce Railroad section of the paved ODT trail goes along Lake Crescent for about 4-5 miles. It covers some beautiful scenery of the lake, national forest, and some amazing old train tunnels!

The trail also continues past the lake and spans the distance between the lake and a town near the coast called Forks. This section is also very beautiful as it goes through the national rain forest and by the Solduc River. !Description of image

Port Angeles Pier/ODT A portion of the Discovery Trail heads into town from our park and depending on the time you leave, finding a restaurant to stop by and have a meal, is one of our highly recommended activities along your ride!

The Port Angeles waterfront section of the paved ODT trail goes along the coastline for about 4-5 miles in both directions. It covers some beautiful scenery of the Straits, Harbor, the Ediz Hook, and some amazing views of the Olympic Mountain Range! !Description of image

Olympic Hot springs These Hot springs have been mostly inaccessible for the past few years due to the river washing out the main road up to them. It’s mostly paved road going up to them with a few creek crossing on the trail parts. The view you cant beat. Going along the river and through the lower foothills you get the amazing feeling of being way out in nature. The pools are super nice to soak in and feel amazing after the decent ride. With Our E-bikes this ride is a breeze. With Pedego’s powerful motors you can cruise up hills with ease and save your energy for the destination at the Springs. !Description of image

Hurricane Ridge Road Hurricane Ridge is a mountainous area in Washington's Olympic National Park. Approximately 18 miles by road from Port Angeles at an elevation of 5,242 feet, Hurricane Ridge is a year-round destination.

With Our E-bikes this ride is a breeze. With Pedego’s powerful motors you can cruise up hills with ease and save your energy for the destination at the Summit. If you don’t mind sharing the road with some easy going road traffic, this ride is extremely gorgeous to take in. !Description of image

Sequim and back/ Olympic Discovery Trail The Port Angeles waterfront section of the paved ODT trail goes along the coastline for about 4-5 miles in both directions. It covers some beautiful scenery of the Straits, Harbor, the Ediz Hook, and some amazing views of the Olympic Mountain Range!

The trail also continues past Port Angeles and spans the distance between Port Angeles and attractive town called Sequim. This section is also very beautiful as it goes through the some of the lavender farms and some beautiful PNW terrain above the bluffs. !Description of image