Turn a standard bike rental into a family-ready day ride in Grand Teton National Park with the Rad Runner Caboose. Comfortable, secure, and easy to attach, it’s an ideal add-on for parents, photographers, and anyone who needs extra cargo capacity on short scenic loops.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended—comfortable on flat and rolling terrain; some stamina needed for longer loops with extra weight.
Wildlife
History
Grand Teton National Park was first established in 1929; the park’s jagged peaks are the result of uplift and glacial sculpting over millions of years.
Conservation
Keep to designated bike routes, pack out all trash, and maintain distance from wildlife to minimize disturbance; these practices protect trails and sensitive meadow habitats.
Door 2 Door E-Bike Rentals LLC
Door 2 Door E-Bike Rentals LLC offers electric bicycle rentals and accessory add-ons for riders seeking short-term and multi-day mobility. The company rents a range of Rad Power Bikes models including the RadCity Step‑Thru, RadRover fat‑tire options, Rad Runner Plus utility bikes, Rad Wagon cargo bikes, and the Rad Expand folding e‑bike.
Rental packages include group e‑bike packages available in one‑, two‑, three‑, four‑, and five‑day durations, plus single model day rentals. Add-on accessories listed include extra batteries, a water bottle holder, a commuter carrier bag, a bike phone holder, and child seat options. Specific e‑bike features described in rental listings include removable extra batteries, pedal‑assist systems, throttle capability, mid‑fat and fat tire configurations, dual‑battery options for extended range, and estimated ranges up to 45 miles for specified models.
Trip summaries reference terrain versatility and commute and cargo use cases, as well as single‑day explorations through named destinations. Door 2 Door E-Bike Rentals LLC is presented as a vendor on The Adventure Collective platform and provides clear product summaries for each rental and accessory. All offerings are itemized by model, package duration, and accessory type to help riders select appropriate equipment for urban riding, off‑road trails, cargo tasks, or family outings. Booking details, availability, and pickup logistics are described in the individual tour and product listings. Rental descriptions note throttle-equipped models, removable batteries with charge indicators, thermal-insulated bottle holders, adjustable phone mounts, and secure luggage bags with reflective straps. Group package listings specify group e-bike quantities and duration choices. Available.
Rental Durations
1–5 days
Single and multi-day packages available
E‑Bike Models
6 models
City, fat‑tire, cargo, folding
Offerings
16 options
Packages and accessories listed
Add‑Ons
5 accessories
Extra battery, phone mount, more
Select a model, choose a 1–5 day package, and add batteries or accessories to tailor every trip.
Confirm payload limits
Check the Caboose’s payload limits before loading passengers or gear to ensure safe handling and braking distances.
Start early
Begin your day around 8:30 a.m. to avoid midday crowds and secure cooler morning temperatures on exposed trails.
Keep distance from wildlife
Give elk and moose wide berth; do not attempt to photograph close-up—animals are unpredictable even on quiet bike routes.
Lock and secure
Use provided secure locks and straps when you stop—this prevents gear shifting and protects items during brief stops.
Helmet
Protective helmet for every rider; required by most rental shops and essential for safe riding.
Hydration pack or water bottles
Staying hydrated is critical on exposed routes and during assisted electric riding.
summer
Layered jacket
Windproof and insulating layers manage sudden temperature swings common in the Tetons.
spring
Bungee cords or small straps
Extra straps help secure loose gear inside the Caboose and prevent shifting on turns.