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Full Day E-Bike Rental - Greenville
Pricing
Cruiser Style Step Thru E-Bike ((Fits 4'11" to 6'5")
Ultra Low-Step Cruiser E-Bike (Fits 4'11" to 6'2")
Front Compartment Fits Up to 4 Children, 1 Adult, or 1 Large Dog (max total weight for all rider + cargo+ occupants 600lbs)
Description
Full Day Greenville E-Bike Rental — Explore the Swamp Rabbit Trail
A full day on the Swamp Rabbit Trail is one of the best outdoor experiences in South Carolina. The trail runs 19.9 miles (32 km) from Hampton Station to Travelers Rest through some of Greenville County's most beautiful natural and urban landscapes — and a full day means you can ride it in both directions, stop as long as you want, have a proper lunch in Travelers Rest, loop Furman University's campus, explore the southern trail's newer segments, and still get back before closing with the feeling that you've truly seen the city on two wheels.
The e-bike makes all of it effortless. The experience is one of the highlights of visiting Greenville — and the staff at Hampton Station are known for making the process seamless from the moment you walk in.
The Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail is a 19.9-mile (32 km) paved multi-use trail that follows the bed of a former railroad through the heart of Greenville County — weaving through a canopy of trees, passing vibrant neighborhoods, parks, breweries, and restaurants, before arriving in the charming small town of Travelers Rest at the northern end. Hampton Station, where the shop is located, sits directly on the trail's Orange Line spur, making it one of the most convenient trail access points in the city.
Staff will walk you through the controls, show you the map, and help you pick a route suited to your time and interests before you head out. Every rental comes fully equipped — bike lock, trunk bag, water bottle cage, left-hand mirror, map, and helmet — so everything you need is already on the bike.
Duration
Location / Where to Meet
1320 Hampton Avenue Extension, Bay 11A, Greenville, SC 29601
Hampton Station — brick building closest to the water tower, next to Noble Dog Hotel.
Parking: Free on-site at Hampton Station. Check-In: Arrive at the shop. Staff will fit your bike, walk you through the controls, and help you plan a full-day route that covers everything you want to see.
Ages & Requirements
- Minimum age to rent: 18 years old.
- Minimum age to operate: 16 years old with a parent or guardian present at all times.
- Riders must be able to ride a bicycle independently and confidently.
- Children may participate as passengers — see add-on options below.
- Weight limit per standard Pedego: 280 lbs (127 kg).
What's Included
- Pedego electric bike of your choice
- Helmet — required; included at no extra charge
- Bike lock
- Trunk bag for personal items
- Water bottle cage
- Left-hand mirror
- Trail map with route recommendations
- Full controls tutorial and full-day route planning from staff
Not Included
- Gratuity — never expected, but always appreciated.
- Food and beverages — plan a proper lunch stop; Travelers Rest and downtown Greenville both have outstanding options accessible from the trail
- Burley Bee Kid Trailer — 1–2 children up to 100 lbs (45 kg) total; min age 13 months, max height 41" (104 cm)
- Burley Tail Wagon — pets up to 75 lbs (34 kg)
- Burley Kazoo Trailercycle — Avenue model only; ages 4–8, max 85 lbs (39 kg)
What to Bring / Wear
- Comfortable, athletic clothing — avoid loose pants near the chain
- Closed-toe shoes — sneakers or athletic shoes; no flip-flops
- Sunglasses and sunscreen — a full day outdoors means sustained exposure on open trail sections
- Reusable water bottle with extra water
- Snacks and a lunch plan — Travelers Rest restaurants and the downtown West End are both excellent mid-ride destinations
- Small backpack or rely on the trunk bag for the day's essentials
- Phone or camera — the tree canopies, Furman's Swan Lake, and Falls Park make for outstanding photos
- ID and credit card — required at check-in
ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY Pedego Electric Bikes Greenville
FAQs
Where can I ride for a full day from the shop?
A full day on the Swamp Rabbit Trail covers the entire route comfortably. A popular full-day approach: head north to Travelers Rest (8 miles / 13 km) for a mid-morning coffee stop, loop back through Furman University's campus to circle Swan Lake, then continue south through downtown Greenville — Unity Park, Falls Park and Liberty Bridge, the Reedy River Greenway, Cancer Survivors Park, and Cleveland Park. From Cleveland Park, the newest trail segment continues through Verdae to Legacy Park and Holland Park before looping back to Hampton Station. The staff will help you map out a route that fits your pace and priorities.
Can I stop for meals along the trail?
Yes — the trail is designed for it. Travelers Rest has multiple restaurants and cafes right at the trail's northern end. Downtown Greenville's West End is packed with options along the southern route. Staff can make specific recommendations at pickup.
What models do you offer, and how do I know which is right for me?
The fleet includes five main models for individual riders plus family and cargo options. Staff will confirm the best fit at check-in based on your height and riding preference. Here's a quick guide:
- Interceptor (Cruiser Style Step-Thru) — The classic Pedego beach cruiser feel with a low step-thru frame. Comfortable, upright riding position. Great for most riders looking for an easy-on, easy-off option.
- Boomerang (Ultra Low-Step Cruiser) — The lowest step-over of the fleet, designed for maximum accessibility. Ideal for riders with limited mobility or those who prefer the easiest possible mounting.
- Avenue (Hybrid Style City E-Bike) — A more traditional bicycle geometry with a slightly forward lean. Good for riders who prefer a sportier feel or faster cadence. Note: the Burley Kazoo trailercycle is only compatible with the Avenue.
- Trail Tracker (26" Fat Tire Off-Road) — Wide, grippy tires suited for the Swamp Rabbit Trail's mix of surfaces, or for riders who simply prefer a more planted feel. The go-to for riders who want the most stable, confident ride on varied terrain.
- Bunch Bike (Front Cargo E-Bike) — A purpose-built electric cargo bike with a large front compartment for children, a large dog, or an adult passenger. See the Bunch Bike listing for full details.
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 dial the assist level up or down depending on how much help you want, and most models also have a throttle for power without pedaling. On the Swamp Rabbit Trail, that means hills feel flat, headwinds disappear, and you can cruise farther than you ever thought possible without breaking a sweat.
How far can I go on a single charge?
Most Pedego bikes are rated for 20–60 miles (32–97 km) per charge. The Swamp Rabbit Trail runs 19.9 miles (32 km) one way from Hampton Station to Travelers Rest — riders regularly complete the full out-and-back with battery to spare.
Do I need experience riding a bicycle to rent an e-bike?
You must be able to ride a bicycle independently before renting. The e-bike adds motor assistance but handling is the same — basic cycling skills are required. Staff will walk every renter through a thorough orientation before you head out, including a complete tutorial on the controls, pedal assist levels, and throttle.
Are helmets required?
Yes — helmets are included with every rental and tour. South Carolina law requires riders under 16 to wear a helmet; helmets are required for all riders by shop policy regardless of age.
Do I need to be physically fit?
The Swamp Rabbit Trail is predominantly flat and paved — it follows a former railroad bed and is accessible to riders of all fitness levels. Multiple reviewers in their 60s and 70s describe the experience as effortless. The e-bike's pedal-assist handles any gentle inclines without effort.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes! The Burley Tail Wagon pet trailer attaches to any Pedego rental bike and carries pets up to 75 lbs (34 kg). The Bunch Bike cargo e-bike can also carry one large dog in its front cargo compartment. Add either option at checkout when booking.
What is the weather policy?
Rentals and tours go forward in all but severe weather. Greenville has warm, humid summers — morning start times are highly recommended from June through September. Contact the shop directly if severe weather is forecast on your day.
Is parking available at the shop?
Yes — free parking is available on-site at Hampton Station.
Do I need to book in advance?
Booking in advance is recommended, especially for weekends, tours, and family configurations. The shop is open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM; closed Monday.
What time does the shop open and close?
Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM. Closed Monday. All bikes must be returned by closing time.
Cancellation Policy
In the case of inclement weather, our staff will contact you at least one hour before your rental or tour start time to discuss your options.
For all other cancellations, we ask that you please give us at least 24 hours notice so that we may open up your spots to other people who want to ride. Please call or email us as soon as possible if you have any concerns about keeping your reservation.
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1320 Hampton Ave Ext.; STE 11A Greenville
Greenville, SC, 29601
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