Roll through Asheville’s Art Deco core on a small-group Segway tour that trades long miles for an effortless glide. From the Basilica to Pack Square and South Slope murals, this two-hour ride covers more while keeping you close to the city’s details.
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The hum of tires softens as your Segway rolls from the Asheville Visitor Center into streets lined with brick, murals, and mountain air. The city’s Art Deco skyline keeps pace at eye level—City Hall’s coral crown peeks above trees, the Basilica of Saint Lawrence watches the route with warm terracotta calm, and Wall Street curls like a canyon between old storefronts. Curbs tilt, crosswalks wink green, and the Segway nudges you forward with an easy lean-and-go rhythm. Downtown doesn’t just pass by—you move with it.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Comfortable standing balance for 90+ minutes; able to step on/off a Segway and follow guide instructions.
Wildlife
History
Asheville’s Art Deco boom of the 1920s left a distinctive skyline, anchored by City Hall and the Grove Arcade, while the Basilica’s tile vaulting links the city to master builder Rafael Guastavino.
Conservation
Stick to designated paths and avoid riding over tree roots or landscaped edges in parks. Support local by bringing a reusable water bottle and choosing walkable post-tour plans.
Reserve your spot on the Explore Asheville on Segway Tours today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Master the lean before you leave
Use the pre-ride training to practice gentle weight shifts for starting, stopping, and tight turns—it makes the downtown glide feel natural right away.
Wear closed-toe shoes and stand tall
Flat, supportive footwear improves balance and reduces fatigue on longer standing segments and brick sections.
Pack light, hands free
Bring a small crossbody or zip pockets for phone and wallet; keep both hands ready for the handlebar.
Mind pedestrians and crosswalk etiquette
Downtown is shared space—yield at corners, keep speeds moderate, and follow your guide’s hand signals through intersections.
Closed-toe walking shoes
Improves stability and comfort on mixed surfaces and during stops.
Lightweight rain shell
Spring showers pop up quickly in the mountains; a packable shell keeps you dry without bulk.
spring
Sun hat or sunglasses
Downtown segments can be bright and reflective—eye and face coverage helps on sunny days.
summer
Light gloves
Keeps hands warm on cool morning rides without compromising grip.
winter