Monuments by Electric Light
Curated electric vehicle tours, e-bike adventures, and zero-emission experiences in Washington, DC.
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Our electric bikes are high quality and comfortable. We have a variety of bikes to fit your needs. Our rides are on the Olympic Discovery Trail and showcase the best of the area's natural beauty. This is an opportunity to explore Port Angeles and the Olympic Peninsula with ease and fun.
Explore the breathtaking Going-To-The-Sun Road in Glacier National Park on a guided e-biking adventure. This unique experience offers you the opportunity to ride along a stunning mountain corridor while it's closed to vehicle traffic, providing an incredible chance to enjoy the serene beauty of nature. With high-quality electric bike rentals included and a knowledgeable local guide, you'll learn about the area's geology, ecology, and cultural history while soaking in panoramic views and spotting wildlife. Perfect for all skill levels, this 6-hour tour includes round-trip transportation, a hearty meal, and flexible start times to suit your schedule. - Ride the iconic Going-To-The-Sun Road with no vehicle traffic - High-quality electric bikes with helmet and local guide provided - Enjoy a locally prepared meal, snacks, and drinks - Flexible start times and tailored routes for all skill levels
Olympic National Park features incredible eco-diversity. This full-day tour of Hoh Rain Forest and Rialto Beach showcases the natural wonders of the temperate rain forest and Olympic Wilderness Coast. After a scenic two-hour shuttle from Port Angeles, enjoy a naturalist guided hiking tour along the Hall of Mosses and Spruce Nature Trail at the Hoh Rain Forest. Hike one or both loops with our guide and learn about the micro-plants, ancient old growth forests, and ecology of the rain forest. After a 20-minute stop in Forks, enjoy the remainder of the afternoon at Rialto Beach. Enjoy a beach walk along the forested coastline or sit down on a beach log and marvel at the crashing waves and towering seastacks.
Enjoy 16 miles of beautiful mountain scenery via pedal assisted electric bicycle. Our guides will show you some of the iconic landmarks, mountains, and rivers in the Leavenworth area.
DISCOVER HIDDEN GEMS. Get ready to put your feet in the basin at Hole-In-The-Wall Falls and feel the cooling mist at Cabin Creek Falls, all while avoiding the crowds that swarm to the waterfalls closer to Portland. GO YOUR OWN PACE. Our self-guided tours allow you to set your own pace and spend as much time as you like enjoying the waterfalls and viewpoints along the way. AVOID CAR TRAFFIC. This ride starts at the trailhead for the car-free Historic Highway State Trail, allowing you to enjoy your e-bike experience without the stress of navigating car traffic. MAKE IT A PICNIC. The waterfront at Viento State Park is the perfect setting to enjoy a picnic snack before setting off on the second half of your ride. We provide local Conundrum trail mix to all TripAdvisor / Viator guests, and our e-bikes are equipped with saddlebags that have plenty of room for additional provisions.
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Monuments by Electric Light
Washington DC was designed to impress, and it succeeds — the National Mall, the Tidal Basin, the Capitol Reflecting Pool, and miles of neoclassical architecture arranged for maximum effect. But the city is also genuinely functional for non-motorized transportation in ways that most visitors never discover. The Mall is car-free, the trail network is extensive, and the flat terrain along the Potomac makes it ideal for electric mobility.
Segway and e-bike tours of the National Mall have become the standard way for informed visitors to cover the monuments — faster than walking, slower than driving, and capable of stopping spontaneously in ways that organized bus tours cannot. The Rock Creek Parkway and the C&O Canal Towpath offer green corridors that penetrate deep into the city and extend into Maryland, serviced by a growing network of e-bike rental operators.
The Potomac River waterfront at Georgetown and the National Harbor supports electric boat tours that give you the DC skyline from the water — the view that photographers used to need a helicopter for. From the Lincoln Memorial to the Eastern Market, DC's walkable core and growing trail network make it the most comprehensively zero-emission-accessible capital city in America.