Take a two-hour e-bike circuit from Pedego through spruce woods, a hidden pond on an old Wawenock trail, and sweeping views of Boothbay Harbor. Visit Villard Studios and ride the coastline to Spruce Point for lighthouse views.
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You start on Pedego’s lot at the town’s one stoplight and immediately feel the coastline pull you east: spruce-scented air, the low hum of an electric motor, and the Atlantic opening into islands and lobster buoys. The route threads quiet neighborhood lanes, a narrow old Wawenock Indian trail past a hidden pond, and cliffside roads that spill views of Linekin Bay and the working harbor.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate—able to ride a standard bike confidently and handle short bursts of effort.
Wildlife
History
The coastline was inhabited for centuries by the Wawenock tribe; in the early 1900s Boothbay developed an art colony and summer hotels like Spruce Point that attracted writers and political families.
Conservation
Stay on designated roads and paths to protect fragile salt marshes and nesting birds; e-bikes reduce local emissions but respect private properties and wildlife closures.
Reserve your spot on the Joy Ride E-Bike Tour of Boothbay Harbor today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Practice before you go
If it’s been a while on two wheels, take a short spin on a standard bike to regain confidence; e-bike assist helps but handling is still required.
Layer for wind and spray
Bring a lightweight windproof layer—coastal wind can be sharp even on warm days.
Hydrate and snack
Carry a small snack and use the provided bottled water to keep energy up for photography stops and short climbs.
Arrive early for sizing
Plan to arrive 15 minutes early at Pedego Electric Bikes to fit your e-bike and review safety instructions.
Helmet
Helmets are provided but bring your own if you prefer a custom fit.
Windproof jacket
Keeps you warm against coastal gusts and sea spray during shoulder seasons.
spring
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Good pedal contact and protection for mixed pavement and gravel sections.
Small hydration pack or bottle
Extra water and a small snack keep energy steady for photo stops and short climbs.
summer