Camelback E-Bike & Hike
Easy Hike - Cholla Trail - Most Popular Trail in Scottsdale
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See This Bike Tour in Action
Limited Time Price
$99
Duration & Distance
2 - 2.5 Hours - 20 Miles
Start Times
9am (Until End of May)
8am (June - Sept.)
8am (June - Sept.)
Tour Description
Our newest experience. Completely different than our other offerings. Experience the scenic desert beauty of Scottsdale, as we take you on a journey through its most exclusive areas to the most popular hiking trail. This tour combines the excitement of e-biking with the thrill of hiking the Cholla Trail.
After a tutorial on how to operate the E-Bikes, we ride to the Greenbelt bike path, an amazing gold star rated path. At almost every turn there are mountain views and bodies of water in our view. After a few miles of riding, we'll cross the Arizona canal and ride into Paradise Valley, the most expensive zip code in area. Celebrities, professional athletes and business magnates live there.
As we safely ride on a meticulously designed route, we'll travel on slow safe streets through Paradise Valley to the Cholla Trail head on Camelback mountain. This is the most popular easy hiking trail in all of Scottsdale. Your tour guide will stay with the E-Bikes while your group hikes to the first or second marker. This is an easy hike and gives you the chance to experiences Camelback without getting worn out and tired.
Once we finished our hike, we're back on the bike path headed toward McCormick Ranch. We'll see hidden gems and learn some fun facts in McCormick Ranch that you would definitely miss without a tour guide.
Pro Tip: Do this tour on your first day in Scottsdale to get acquainted with the area. Then on a different day, rent the same E-Bikes from us to venture out by yourself without a guide. This tour is suitable for beginners and our group sizes are small.
After a tutorial on how to operate the E-Bikes, we ride to the Greenbelt bike path, an amazing gold star rated path. At almost every turn there are mountain views and bodies of water in our view. After a few miles of riding, we'll cross the Arizona canal and ride into Paradise Valley, the most expensive zip code in area. Celebrities, professional athletes and business magnates live there.
As we safely ride on a meticulously designed route, we'll travel on slow safe streets through Paradise Valley to the Cholla Trail head on Camelback mountain. This is the most popular easy hiking trail in all of Scottsdale. Your tour guide will stay with the E-Bikes while your group hikes to the first or second marker. This is an easy hike and gives you the chance to experiences Camelback without getting worn out and tired.
Once we finished our hike, we're back on the bike path headed toward McCormick Ranch. We'll see hidden gems and learn some fun facts in McCormick Ranch that you would definitely miss without a tour guide.
Pro Tip: Do this tour on your first day in Scottsdale to get acquainted with the area. Then on a different day, rent the same E-Bikes from us to venture out by yourself without a guide. This tour is suitable for beginners and our group sizes are small.
What Makes Our E-Bike Tour Different Than Others?
Our Audio System. Comfortable Seats.
Phone Holders. Drink Holders. Bike Bags.
We go the extra mile to provide you with extra accessories so you can have the best time possible. We are the only E-Bike tour that uses audio receivers. Our guests can hear the tour guide narration and safety instructions as they ride.
We stop less and ride more!
Phone Holders. Drink Holders. Bike Bags.
We go the extra mile to provide you with extra accessories so you can have the best time possible. We are the only E-Bike tour that uses audio receivers. Our guests can hear the tour guide narration and safety instructions as they ride.
We stop less and ride more!
Tours Include
Audio receiver and earbud to hear tour guide narration and music
Unlimited free cold water for each rider
An Evaporative Cooling Neck Towel
Orange Specialized helmet
Unlimited free cold water for each rider
An Evaporative Cooling Neck Towel
Orange Specialized helmet
Tour Highlights
Camelback Mountain: E-bike to the trail head of the Cholla Trail, which is the most popular easy hiking trail in Scottsdale.
Cholla Trail: Hike a portion of the renowned Cholla Trail and soak in the breathtaking panoramic vistas of the city and desert landscapes. This is a good choice for groups that want to hike a bit but don't want to hike a bunch.
Paradise Valley: Roll on slow exclusive streets through Paradise Valley, Arizona's most prestigious zip code, and catch glimpses of opulent estates that define luxury living.
16 Million Dollar Estates: Admire the grandeur of a few mind blowing $16 million estates.
Mummy Mountain: Another fixture in the scenic Scottsdale skyline.
Hidden Desert Graveyard: Uncover the almost forgotten history of a hidden desert graveyard, where stories from the past come alive.
Arizona Canals: Follow the picturesque Arizona Canals, winding their way through the Scottsdale.
Continental Golf Club: Beautiful budget friendly golf course.
Scottsdale Greenbelt: A gold star bike pathway that spans over 100 miles.
Baseball Parks: An integral part of Scottsdale's sports culture.
Upscale Silverado Golf Course: Upscale and beautify dotted with cactus. Set against on iconic desert backdrop.
WaterMark (Awe-Inspiring City Art): Five 14 foot silver horses nestled up to the bike bath. The combination of design and function is very cool.
View of McDowell Mountains: Always in the distance, adding dimension and beauty to the skyline.
Chaparral Park: 1 acre body of water. A local favorite for exercise, dog walking, yoga, jogging and countless outdoor activities.
Xeriscape Gardens: Drought-resistant landscaping.
Lake Marguerite: A gem in Scottsdale that mimics a Miami vice scene at sunset. A peaceful oasis in the heart of McCormick Ranch.
The Grove at McCormick Ranch: A perfect spot to relax and relish your incredible day of exploration.
Cholla Trail: Hike a portion of the renowned Cholla Trail and soak in the breathtaking panoramic vistas of the city and desert landscapes. This is a good choice for groups that want to hike a bit but don't want to hike a bunch.
Paradise Valley: Roll on slow exclusive streets through Paradise Valley, Arizona's most prestigious zip code, and catch glimpses of opulent estates that define luxury living.
16 Million Dollar Estates: Admire the grandeur of a few mind blowing $16 million estates.
Mummy Mountain: Another fixture in the scenic Scottsdale skyline.
Hidden Desert Graveyard: Uncover the almost forgotten history of a hidden desert graveyard, where stories from the past come alive.
Arizona Canals: Follow the picturesque Arizona Canals, winding their way through the Scottsdale.
Continental Golf Club: Beautiful budget friendly golf course.
Scottsdale Greenbelt: A gold star bike pathway that spans over 100 miles.
Baseball Parks: An integral part of Scottsdale's sports culture.
Upscale Silverado Golf Course: Upscale and beautify dotted with cactus. Set against on iconic desert backdrop.
WaterMark (Awe-Inspiring City Art): Five 14 foot silver horses nestled up to the bike bath. The combination of design and function is very cool.
View of McDowell Mountains: Always in the distance, adding dimension and beauty to the skyline.
Chaparral Park: 1 acre body of water. A local favorite for exercise, dog walking, yoga, jogging and countless outdoor activities.
Xeriscape Gardens: Drought-resistant landscaping.
Lake Marguerite: A gem in Scottsdale that mimics a Miami vice scene at sunset. A peaceful oasis in the heart of McCormick Ranch.
The Grove at McCormick Ranch: A perfect spot to relax and relish your incredible day of exploration.
Sonoran Desert Botanicals & Wildlife That We Often See
Saguaro Cactus, Bald Eagles, Coyote, Prickly Pear Cactus, Prairie Dogs, Spiny Lizard, Barrel Cactus, Palo Verde Trees, Yucca Trees, Olive Trees, Pepper Trees, Mesquite Trees, Oleander, Ocotillo, Geese, Hummingbirds, Herons/Egrets, Grey Squirrel, Agave, Aloe, Bougainvillea, Creosote... and more!
Participation Requirements
If you can barely ride a bike, this tour might not be a good choice.
Minimum Height 5 Feet (We use adult size bikes)
Maximum Age 75
No expecting mothers
You must be able to ride a bike.
Must be able to pass a bike riding proficiency test.
Minimum Height 5 Feet (We use adult size bikes)
Maximum Age 75
No expecting mothers
You must be able to ride a bike.
Must be able to pass a bike riding proficiency test.