SMALL GROUP, GUIDED E-BIKE ADVENTURES OF EASTSIDE LA

Whether you’re a native Angleno or visiting from afar, our e-bike tours offer rarely-seen (and eco-friendly) adventures to discover the eclectic tapestry of eastside Los Angeles. Let our upgraded bikes do all the work, as you effortlessly explore - and are awed by - our City of Angel’s natural wonders, rich history and architectural gems.

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3 riders on electric bikes atop helipad looking over Los Angeles

"What an amazing and fun way to see some of LA's best natural spaces. I'm a big hiker, but this was such a great fast way to see so much of these areas in one trip. I'm also an outdoor environmental educator and even I learned a thing or two from Gavin. Highly recommend."

Ecologist Jason ‘Journeyman’ Wise, Los Angeles USA
“Little did I know that a three-hour trek around the undulating and meandering hills, that house the famous Hollywood sign, would be one of the absolute highlights of my year so far. And to think it is all fronted by a madcap Aussie named Gavin Brennan, who turned his two-wheeled hobby into an utterly exhilarating and must-try business venture.”

Daragh Keany, Travel + Features Editor at Sunday World, Dublin, IRELAND.
"Merging the thrill of exploration with the heartbeat of Los Angeles. This venture transcends the typical tour, offering a deep dive into Los Angeles’ hidden corners."

Chris Van Leuven, Adventure Travel Guidebook Author, Yosemite, USA
"This was such a fun adventure in my own backyard! Everything was awesome from the super cool bikes, to discovering trails and views in Griffith Park I’ve never seen."

Toni Staley, Producer, Los Angeles USA
"Best E-Bike Tour in LA. I've lived in LA for 16 years & lived at the base of Griffith Park for 10, yet I today I discovered THE BEST view of LA."

Justin Walter, Travel Host Beyond TV . Los Angeles USA
"I had THE BEST time!!! It was so much fun to ride around and explore some historical Los Angeles landmarks and to take in the insane views from up in the Griffith Park mountains."

Scott Manke, visiting Los Angeles, USA