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Fort Worth Electric Bike Tour
Pricing
Ages 16 and Up
Description
Fort Worth Electric Bike Tour — 2-Hour Guided E-Bike Tour in Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth has a story unlike any other American city — Hell's Half Acre, the Chisholm Trail, the cattle drives still running today — and this guided 2-hour tour brings it to life from the saddle of a Pedego electric bike. From the Near Southside shop, your guide leads the group through downtown Fort Worth's most storied landmarks, out along the Trinity Trails bike paths, and all the way to the historic Stockyards — where longhorn cattle still walk the same streets they did 150 years ago, twice a day, every day.
The Pedego takes care of the effort so you can keep your eyes up and your ears open. The route covers approximately 15 miles (24 km) on a mix of dedicated bike paths, protected lanes, and low-traffic downtown streets — all flat, all manageable for riders of any fitness level. Along the way your guide shares the history of Fort Worth's transformation from a cattle town on the frontier to the cultural capital of the American West, with stops at landmarks that put that history in vivid context.
Duration
- Tour time on the bike: approximately 2 hours
- Total time including check-in, bike fitting, and orientation: approximately 2.5 hours
- Departs at 10:00 AM, Wednesday through Saturday. Arrive 15 minutes early for fitting and a brief safety orientation.
- The tour is a loop — it begins and ends at the shop.
Location / Where to Meet
129 W Leuda St, Suite A, Fort Worth, TX 76104
Located in the Near Southside, directly across from Rahr & Sons Brewery.
Parking: Free parking lot to the east of the shop; street parking also available. Check-In: Arrive at the shop by 9:45 AM. Staff will fit your bike, walk you through the controls, and give a brief safety orientation before the 10:00 AM departure.
Ages & Requirements
- Minimum age: 16 years old. No exceptions.
- Riders must be able to confidently and safely ride a bicycle independently upon arrival.
- Maximum weight: 250 lbs (113 kg) per bike.
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels — Fort Worth is flat and the e-bike handles any inclines.
- Helmets are required for the tour and are included.
- At times the route uses bike lanes alongside traffic — riders should be comfortable with light urban riding.
What's Included
- Guided e-bike tour with a knowledgeable local guide
- Pedego electric bike
- Helmet — required; included at no extra charge
- Bottled water
- All guide commentary at the Fort Worth Water Gardens, JFK Tribute, Sundance Square, Trinity Trails, and the Stockyards
Not Included
- Gratuity — never expected, but a 10–20% tip is always appreciated for a great tour.
- Food and beverages beyond bottled water
- Trip protection
What to Bring / Wear
- Comfortable, athletic clothing — moisture-wicking and breathable; avoid loose pant legs near the chain
- Closed-toe shoes — sneakers or athletic shoes; no flip-flops
- Sunglasses and sunscreen — the tour is largely outdoors and exposed; Fort Worth sun is strong
- Reusable water bottle — additional water beyond what's provided is recommended in summer
- Phone or camera — the Water Gardens, Stockyards, and Trinity Trails are outstanding photo stops
- Light jacket for cooler mornings in fall and winter
ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY Pedego Fort Worth
FAQs
Where does the tour go and what will we see?
The tour departs from the Near Southside shop and heads north into downtown Fort Worth. The first stop is the Fort Worth Water Gardens — a stunning 4.3-acre public park of cascading fountains and pools, with a fascinating history tied to Fort Worth's notorious "Hell's Half Acre" district. From there the route passes the Fort Worth Convention Center before stopping at the JFK Tribute, a monument marking the spot where President Kennedy spent his final night before his assassination in Dallas. A short ride north brings the group to Sundance Square — the pedestrian heart of downtown Fort Worth, lined with Western-wear shops, steakhouses, and the celebrated Bass Performance Hall. The tour then continues to Panther Island and picks up the Trinity River Trail — a paved bike path through a riverside corridor that follows the same general path once used by cattle on the Chisholm Trail. The route continues north to the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District, where the group arrives in time for the Fort Worth Herd cattle drive — longhorns walking Exchange Avenue twice daily, just as they did in the 1800s. After a 30-minute stop in the Stockyards, the tour returns to the shop via Trinity Park, the Fort Worth Zoo neighborhood, and historic residential streets. Total distance is approximately 15 miles (24 km).
How difficult is the route?
The route is flat throughout — Fort Worth has no meaningful elevation changes on this loop. The riding surface is a mix of paved Trinity Trails bike paths, protected downtown bike lanes, and some sections in shared lanes on low-traffic streets. Reviewers consistently describe the effort level as very easy on the e-bikes, with multiple noting it felt effortless even for first-time riders.
When is the Fort Worth Herd cattle drive?
The Fort Worth Herd cattle drive runs daily down Exchange Avenue at 11:30 AM and 4:00 PM. The 10:00 AM tour departure is timed to arrive at the Stockyards around 11:30 AM to catch the morning drive.
What days does the tour run?
The guided tour runs Wednesday through Saturday, departing at 10:00 AM. The shop is also open Sunday (noon–5 PM) but the guided tour is not offered on Sundays — rentals are available instead.
How big are the tour groups?
Groups are kept small with a maximum of 6 guests.
Are there restrooms along the route?
Restrooms are available at the Fort Worth Water Gardens and the Stockyards along the route. Confirm with the shop whether restrooms are available on-site before departure.
What is a Pedego electric bike and how does it work?
Pedego electric bikes use a pedal-assist system — as you pedal, the motor kicks in to amplify your effort. You can adjust the assist level to get as much or as little help as you want. Most models also have a throttle, so you can cruise without pedaling whenever you'd like. It's just like riding a regular bike, only better — Fort Worth's flat terrain and wide bike lanes make it especially easy to get around.
How far can I go on a single charge?
Most Pedego bikes are rated for 20–60 miles (32–97 km) per charge. Fort Worth is a flat city, and the Trinity Trails system, downtown loop, and Stockyards run are all well within range. Even the full 15-mile (24 km) guided tour loop barely touches the battery.
Do I need experience riding a bicycle to rent or tour on an e-bike?
You must be able to confidently ride a bike before renting or joining a tour. The e-bike adds a motor, but the handling is the same — basic bike skills are required. Staff will make sure you're properly fitted and comfortable before you head out.
Are helmets required?
Texas state law does not require helmets for adult e-bike riders. Helmets are included with every rental and tour and are strongly recommended. All riders are encouraged to wear them.
Do I need to be physically fit?
Not at all — the tours and rental routes are suitable for all physical fitness levels. Fort Worth is a flat city and the e-bike assists on any slight inclines, making the riding effortless regardless of your fitness.
What is the weather policy?
Rentals go forward rain or shine in mild conditions. Fort Worth summers are hot — early morning rentals and tours are recommended from June through September. Contact the shop directly if severe weather is forecast on your day.
Do I need to book in advance?
Booking in advance is recommended, especially on weekends. The shop is open Wednesday through Saturday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM and Sunday 12:00 PM–5:00 PM; closed Monday and Tuesday.
What time does the shop open and close?
Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM. Sunday, 12:00 PM–5:00 PM. Closed Monday and Tuesday. All bikes must be returned by closing time.
Cancellation Policy
If rain, hail, lightning, or other severe weather is forecasted, we will contact you to reschedule your tour.
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129 W Leuda, Suite A
Fort Worth, TX, 76104
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