This was a well put together recumbent trike tour of San Antonio. We received a discount because we…read morebrought our personal recumbant Catrikes to the tour. We were lead around by a Velomobile, and the tour guide was exceptionally knowledgeable about the vast number of points of interest along our tour's route. We took the 4 hour historic district tour, but the company offers 2 and 6 hour tours as well. We thought the 4-hour tour was just about perfect for length of time in the saddle. The price for the tour, per person, was very reasonable as well, and we came away with loads of memories, photographs, and water bottles. At the halfway point, we stopped at a cinnamon store for a bit of energy restoration and bathroom break, which was quite welcome. We saw the river in areas we hadn't seen before, as well as the historic neighborhoods that surround the vicinity of the Alamo Square area. If you are looking for a tour that will show you things you might want to visit in greater depth at a later time, then this tour is well worth your money, time, and effort. Cycling speeds of about 5 mph were carried out, so there no sweat enhancing exertions taking place. I recommend this tour business.

Amazing! What a fantastic way to tour San Antonio. The bikes were great and our tour guide was…read moreeven better. Let's start with the bikes. They are called recumbent tricycles. You are sitting as if in a lounge chair. Very comfortable and surprisingly easy to peddle. They are geared for ease of peddling on hills which are very few in flat San Antonio. They are just plain fun to ride. We did the downtown tour and saw a whole range of different sites. Our guide Steve who also owns the company was extremely knowledgeable. We all had two way radios with ear pieces. So he could easily communicate with us as we rode. All in all I would recommend this to everyone visiting San Antonio as well as locals that know the area. This is much more then a tourists tour.

Had a great time with family and friends! Stopped at a few bars and listened to music and sang and…read morepeddled while cruising downtown.

This was an outstanding experience. Jessica and AJ were the " BEST HOSTS" and made the whole trip…read morefun. We stopped at 3 different bars and since we didn't want to walk up 4 flights of stairs to the Paramour, they contacted them and had them open up so we could ride the elevator (average age was 67). We went by our high school and Jessica even took us onto the property for a drive by. AJ was great in making sure we all had full drinks and kept us engaged with the "drinking games" Highly recommend this adventure. Andrea, our contact person, answered all my questions (as there were many) and was always very courteous.

First time in San Antonio. Bill took our group to the historical city sites and then along the…read moreriver. He was prompt , informative, friendly and accommodating. Right from the first email , the responses were timely and informative. His wife Bonnie made us a delicious snack and we all enjoyed the ride. Thank you for making our visit a great one. I highly recommend this tour for great overall city visit.

This was an amazing experience. Bill and Bonnie are very knowledgeable about San Antonio history…read more They are not only knowledgeable but just as kind and considerate. The experience is one we will never forget. Bonnie packed a killer snack for us. My husband has not stopped talking about her coffee cake. The bike trip was the highlight of our vacation.

First time experience. Party of 7 at 2 pm on a spring Saturday in March. I recommend. Details…read morebelow. Booked online https://trolleypub.com/sanantonio/pub-crawl-route/ and texted link to all riders for waiver that is required to be signed in advance. Our time slot was changed to put us with other riders. I'm assuming they don't want to have two trips half full versus one trip totally full. Once that was confirmed, the total fee was charged. The address given 517 Live Oak is different than the Broadway address listed on Yelp page. Read the FAQs beforehand to get the best experience. We parked underneath the bridge, next to the hotel because it seemed safer than the vacant gravel parking lot on Live Oak. The meet up spot is the parking lot of a bar, Home Room. Arrived 15 minutes before scheduled departure time, as instructed. Trolley arrived at 2 pm. No name or ID verification or anything like that. Driver didn't have a set route or offer a route, so we requested the bars that are on the downtown route. Even though there is an ice chest onboard, we were able to fit our own small ice chest. (It wasn't clear if they provided ice in their chest but this trip they did. Our bag of snacks were stored in the overhead storage. We visited Box Car, Bentley's Beer Garden and Back Unturned. La Roca was on the list but it was closed. There was a gals party of 7 that road with us and they played their music, which was OK. They sat on the trolley the whole time, even when we did bar stops. They were salty and threw an occasional negative comment but by the end, they chilled out. Driver was friendly. We asked him to come inside the bars to flag us down when it was time to go. We tipped cash instead of doing it from follow up email. Trolley has power so pedaling is not critical. Seats can be a bit uncomfortable. There is a bench seat at the back (no pedals). According to their Yelp history, its been a while since this company was reviewed. So, know its legit.

Okay this is our SECOND time going on Trolley Pub and it was still as fun as the first time! Gavin…read morewas our captain and he was super awesome! We had a great time, felt safe, had fun, and visited some sweet spots! Also love that it drops us off at The Friendly Spot because that's always a good way to finish out! We'll be back soon!

Absolutely the best way to experience the natural beauty of the San Antonio River and the history…read moreof the Missions. Theresa led us on a guided bike tour on the Mission Reach Trail and shared her knowledge and passion for the culture, architecture, and ecosystem. Using ear piece technology she easily communicated with us during the tour, ensured our safety, and planned plenty of water and bathroom breaks. The electric bikes were comfortable and easy to use. Thanks to "T" for providing such a memorable tour.

From the owner: T's Tours offers walking tours of downtown San Antonio and step-on guide services, all showcasing…read morelocal history, art and culture. T's Tours is owned by "T the Tour Guide", a professionally certified, experienced and local tour guide. She has been conducting tours in San Antonio since 2019 and loves showing off San Antonio to visitors and locals. Every tour is an experience - every tour is an adventure - come and explore with T's Tours.

Took an e-bike tour today with Toby! What a Great time…read more Terrific route and Austin facts. Great guy! Even his recommendation for Matt's El Rancho for dinner was the bomb! Five Stars for sure!

Great place to rent bikes! The guy behind the counter gave…read moreus all the info we needed & helped us get in & out quickly. It had a small town & mom & pop feel! They rent a wide variety of bikes including beach cruisers, hybrid bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, tandem bikes, and electric bikes. They also offer tag along bikes, kids' bikes, and accessories like trailers and kids' seats. Prices seemed great, too!

This was our first time doing business with Wimberly Bike Rentals. We wanted a unique way to see…read morethe sights of Wimberly. From our first call, the owners was very friendly and helpful. We met in a parking lot on Wimberly, where she explained all the ins and outs of the bikes and the google map that would be our guides. We had all day to make our tour what we wanted it to be. It was round trip around 12 miles. We loved the scenery and the stops and had a wonderful time exploring Wimberly! It took us about five hours and that was with a stop at a crawfish boil at Cypress Creek The bikes were in good shape and the battery lasted a lot longer than we excepted, although you do have to pedal or you will use up all your battery. We had a great time, but my only advice is that this is an advanced course! We were exhausted by the time we returned. It was totally worth it, and we're all in decent shape, but this is not a leisurely ride. There are pretty decent hills and you have to be able to climb stairs to see Old Baldy and Jacobs Well. But I would totally recommend this company! The owner was awesome and it's a great experience!!

We recently made reservations to do this amazing e-bike trip with our whole family…read more Pam worked with us with timing and provided so much information about what we could stop to do, places to hike along the way, including places to eat lunch. A 12 mile ride in a gorgeous area of Texas. So nice to work with! Unfortunately, we had to cancel because of rain at the last minute!! We were so bummed. But Pam was so accommodating and refunded our payment immediately. We will definitely rebook this excursion and look forward to a beautiful ride! Cannot recommend enough.

The best bike tour I've ever taken. Personable, accommodating, informative, gracious, everything…read moreyou could ask for. Today I learned a lot about Austin, but mostly I enjoy the conversation and the ride. Beautiful city. Looking forward to seeing more.

The only place I'll be renting bicycles from in ATX. If you have friends and family in town and out…read moreof ideas, either rent bikes OR go on one of the tours they offer. I loved that we were able to just walk in when they opened to grab our bikes. Within minutes, we were on our way. My boyfriend and I rented bikes to ride the Walnut Trail. Prices are really good and include a helmet and lock. The bikes are in great shape and the owner of the shop, Adam, has great recommendations on trails/routes if you're unfamiliar with the area. He was really kind, helpful, and meticulous when making sure our bikes for us perfectly! Can't wait until my parents come into town, so I can take them on a bike and brew tour. They also offer short term and longer term rentals.

We had an absolute blast on our tour with Captain Edge! If…read moreyou're looking for a fun, easy way to learn the basics of Austin, this is it. The afternoon was perfectly sunny, and Captain Edge made the vibe even better--he's a very positive dude who clearly knows his stuff. He gave us the inside scoop on the city while keeping the energy high with some great music playing as we cruised. The electric minibikes were super comfortable and easy to handle, even if you've never ridden one before. We stopped for some seriously cool photo opps at spots we probably wouldn't have found on our own. It's easily the most unique way to see the city. Huge thanks to Captain Edge for a 5-star afternoon!

Such a fun tour to do with teenagers. Kids got a kick out of riding throttle e-bikes and our tour…read morecaptain - Captain Edge - was super knowledgeable and fun to chat with! He took us to many spots for pics and shared lots of Austin facts and history. Water bottles were provided and well as thorough instruction on how to ride the bikes. A must do in Austin!

Mural at mid town is below highway I-35 and St. Mary Street. Most of the murals are at the columns…read moreof the bridge. Basically you can park below bridge and walk to the mural. Each column have different artist. Some funny, some religious, some scientific, and some artistic. The murals are nice to look at. If you dine around here you can enjoy the mural while having a meal.

What a cool use of space! These murals are like an outdoor…read moremuseum, showcasing San Antonio's best mural talent! In this parking area situated under the freeway, you'll find examples of most of San Antonio's most talented mural artists. Each artist was given a support strut to paint, so there's no cohesive theme per se. It's just a wild array of different styles of art on the supports that are, like, twenty feet tall. Super Instagrammable! Look out for the works by Nik Soupe and Robert Tatum! Cool stuff! The art "gallery" is right down the street from the San Antonio Museum of Art, which is a cool add on to this trip. You can see some other murals by one of the artists, Soupe down the way at the San Antonio Current building, on N St Marys down the street. It's in the middle of a parking lot, so of course, parking is easy. It's right next to Ceverezeria Chipultapec, which is an artsy restaurant/cantina, so it's a nice combo.