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Cover 20+ scenic miles of eastern Long Island on a Bosch-powered eBike, from Fort Hill overlook through Camp Hero to the historic Montauk Point Lighthouse. The guided route blends coastal geology, Cold War relics, and surf-town culture with an easy-to-manage electric assist.
Cover 20+ scenic miles of eastern Long Island on a Bosch-powered eBike, from Fort Hill overlook through Camp Hero to the historic Montauk Point Lighthouse. The guided route blends coastal geology, Cold War relics, and surf-town culture with an easy-to-manage electric assist.
You meet at a sandy lot by Navy Beach and, within minutes, the Atlantic wind is already testing your resolve — except now the pedals push back. On a Gazelle class 1 eBike with Bosch assist, riders climb Fort Hill Overlook without the usual grunt, arriving at a lookout that frames surf-cut cliffs and the white cone of Montauk Point Lighthouse.
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Operated by Electric Bikes A Go Go Inc · Montauk, New York
You meet at a sandy lot by Navy Beach and, within minutes, the Atlantic wind is already testing your resolve — except now the pedals push back. On a Gazelle class 1 eBike with Bosch assist, riders climb Fort Hill Overlook without the usual grunt, arriving at a lookout that frames surf-cut cliffs and the white cone of Montauk Point Lighthouse.
This ride traces coastal history and geology: glacially scoured bedrock gives way to bluffs at Camp Hero State Park, a former military installation with concrete relics tucked into scrub pines. Riders pass Ditch Plains, a surf break that draws local boarders, and Deep Hollow Ranch, one of the oldest continually operated horse farms in the U.S., offering a working contrast to the lighthouse’s 18th-century maritime legacy.
The route mixes paved roads, wide bike paths and short, firm dirt sections — expect 20+ miles total with rolling elevation and one notable climb up Fort Hill. The ride has clear cultural touchpoints: lighthouse lore, Cold War bunkers, and the fishing-and-surf culture of downtown Montauk where the return break happens.
Practically: wear layered wind protection, bring a full water bottle and sunscreen, and know basic bike-handling for narrow shoulder stretches. Guides provide helmets, a handlebar bag, and a short orientation; they also plan a downtown refreshment stop on the way back. Ideal for intermediate riders who want coast-to-coast scenery without the hard work of every uphill — the eBike does the heavy lifting, leaving the views and local stories for you.
moderate.
3–4 hours.
Moderate fitness; should be comfortable pedaling for up to 20+ miles with short climbs even with e-assist
No — guides provide a brief orientation on the Gazelle eBikes; prior experience is helpful but not required as long as you have basic bike-handling skills.
Expect rolling hills with one notable climb at Fort Hill Overlook; the Bosch assist makes ascents manageable for most riders.
Yes — helmets are included, along with a small handlebar bag and bottled water.
Riders must be at least 16 years old, and the eBikes require a minimum height of about 5'0".
Montauk Point Lighthouse (completed 1796) guided transatlantic and coastal trade; Camp Hero retains military-era batteries and observation posts from the mid-20th century.
Camp Hero State Park balances public access with dune and cliff protection; riders are encouraged to stay on established paths to minimize erosion and protect nesting shorebirds.
Electric Bikes A Go Go Inc operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You meet at a sandy lot by Navy Beach and, within minutes, the Atlantic wind is already testing your resolve — except now the pedals push back. On a Gazelle class 1 eBike with Bosch assist, riders climb Fort Hill Overlook without the usual grunt, arriving at a lookout that frames surf-cut cliffs and the white cone of Montauk Point Lighthouse.
You meet at a sandy lot by Navy Beach and, within minutes, the Atlantic wind is already testing your resolve — except now the pedals push back. On a Gazelle class 1 eBike with Bosch assist, riders climb Fort Hill Overlook without the usual grunt, arriving at a lookout that frames surf-cut cliffs and the white cone of Montauk Point Lighthouse.
This ride traces coastal history and geology: glacially scoured bedrock gives way to bluffs at Camp Hero State Park, a former military installation with concrete relics tucked into scrub pines. Riders pass Ditch Plains, a surf break that draws local boarders, and Deep Hollow Ranch, one of the oldest continually operated horse farms in the U.S., offering a working contrast to the lighthouse’s 18th-century maritime legacy.
The route mixes paved roads, wide bike paths and short, firm dirt sections — expect 20+ miles total with rolling elevation and one notable climb up Fort Hill. The ride has clear cultural touchpoints: lighthouse lore, Cold War bunkers, and the fishing-and-surf culture of downtown Montauk where the return break happens.
Practically: wear layered wind protection, bring a full water bottle and sunscreen, and know basic bike-handling for narrow shoulder stretches. Guides provide helmets, a handlebar bag, and a short orientation; they also plan a downtown refreshment stop on the way back. Ideal for intermediate riders who want coast-to-coast scenery without the hard work of every uphill — the eBike does the heavy lifting, leaving the views and local stories for you.