Explore Traverse City on a TART eBike Rental: Easy Adventure Through Michigan’s Scenic Trails
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, even beginners due to motor assistance
Overview
Discover Traverse City’s stunning landscapes effortlessly by renting a TART eBike. Cruise through orchards and lakeside trails with ease while exploring Michigan’s vibrant outdoor playground.
TART eBike (M/L) Rental
$50–$180 • For all ages! • 4-Hour to 3-Day Options • Electric Bike
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About This Adventure
Discover the stunning landscapes of Northern Michigan on an eBike from Einstein Cycles. With easy access to the TART Trail, you can explore vibrant Downtown Traverse City or venture north along the scenic Leelanau Trail. Experience the thrill of cycling through nature’s beauty at your own pace.
Explore on an eBike.
Rates
$50 Half-Day Rental (4 Hours) $70 One-Day Rental (24 Hours) $130 Two-Day Rental (48 Hours) $180 Three-Day Rental (72 Hours)
About
Enjoy the beauty of Northern Michigan with a rental bike from Einstein Cycles. Whether you’re planning to spend an afternoon exploring Downtown Traverse City or embrace a full day of riding north up the Leelanau Trail to Suttons Bay, our convenient location on the TART Trail provides easy access to the area’s pristine recreational trails. When you need a rental bike in Traverse City, we’ve got you covered.
Recommended Rider Height: 5' 8"–6' 4"
Adventure Tips
Charge Your Battery Fully
Ensure the eBike’s battery is fully charged before heading out to maximize range on the TART Trail.
Follow Trail Etiquette
Keep right and signal when passing pedestrians or other cyclists for a safe shared trail experience.
Bring Water and Snacks
Carry hydration and light snacks since some stretches of the trail have limited service options.
Dress in Layers
Weather can change quickly near the lake, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout your ride.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Bald eagle
History
The TART Trail follows historic rail corridors that once connected Traverse City to regional markets during the early 1900s.
Conservation
Operators emphasize low-impact recreation and encourage riders to stay on trail and pack out all trash to protect local habitats.
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Adventure Hotspots in Traverse City
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protect your head and ride safely on public trails.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Easy to wear on and off the bike, especially if exploring downtown stops.
Light Windbreaker
Spring winds off Lake Michigan can be brisk—stay warm without overheating.
spring specific
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from glare reflecting off water and pavement.
summer specific