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Self-guided E-bike rental along the Elizabeth River Trail in Norfolk

4.9· 48 reviewsFrom INR 7347
Self-guided E-bike rental along the Elizabeth River Trail in Norfolk — Food & drink things to do in Norfolk

Explore Norfolk at your own pace with a half-day E-bike rental, covering the Elizabeth River Trail and key historical sites.

Rent a Pedego e-bike and set off on your own self-guided tour along the Elizabeth River Trail, which showcases Norfolk's waterfront bikeways and greenways. Spend half a day cruising past important historical landmarks such as the Nauticus Maritime Center, housing notable nautical artifacts, and the Great Battleship Wisconsin, famous from WWII. You will also pass through the Waterside District Festival Marketplace with its array of shops and restaurants, as well as the Historic Freemason District, known for its cobblestone streets and unique architecture.

Feel free to explore the eclectic Chelsea District, where you can find local bakeries and breweries, or take a leisurely ride along the Lochhaven section, which features lovely residential streets and views of the Hermitage Museum & Gardens. E-bike rentals provide flexibility, allowing you to move at your own pace and choose your own path.

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Good to know

What's included in this experience?+
• Access to a lock and key • Use of an intercom and Bluetooth helmet (communicate with your riding companions without movement) • Bicycle rental
What should I know before booking?+
• Infants and young children are permitted in a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are accessible • Specialized seats for infants can be provided • Accommodates individuals of all fitness levels • It is advisable to wear closed-toe shoes (no sandals or flip-flops) for safety purposes
What's the cancellation policy?+
To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the departure time.
What's the itinerary?+
• Pedego Norfolk - Electric Bike Tours & Rentals | Ride along the scenic Elizabeth and Lafayette Rivers, navigating through Norfolk via peaceful, dedicated bike routes. • Harbor Park | It is recommended to start your riverfront journey at the southern end of Norfolk's Elizabeth River Trail, located at Harbor Park Stadium, the home of the Norfolk Tides. (0.89 miles) • Town Point Park - Waterside Ferry Dock | This waterfront park serves as an ideal place to learn about Norfolk's early inhabitants and maritime history, as well as the modern activities the park hosts throughout the year. • Nauticus - USS Wisconsin - Pagoda & Oriental Garden - Historic Freemason District | View the battleship USS Wisconsin, explore the Pagoda & Oriental Garden—a gift from Taiwan symbolizing trading relations with Norfolk—and pass through the Historic Freemason District. • Ghent - The Hague - Chrysler Museum of Art | Stop in the historic Ghent neighborhood along the Hague and visit the Chrysler Museum of Art. • Fort Norfolk - Plum Point Park or West Ghent - Chelsea - Jeff Robertson Park | Riders generally travel through Plum Point Park or the Elizabeth River Trail's Ghent Loop while making their way from Downtown Norfolk to the Old Dominion campus. Riders have the option to stop at Stockley Gardens, the Weyanoke Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary, or navigate the bike paths around Chelsea and along Lambert’s Point. • Old Dominion University - Larchmont / Edgewater Neighborhoods - Bolling Ave | Visit the home of the ODU Monarchs. Riders can take a glance at the university's football stadium situated in the center of campus and navigate through quiet residential streets and bike paths, enjoying views of lovely homes alongside the Lafayette River. • The Hermitage Museum is a notable attraction in Norfolk, often overlooked by visitors. It features stunning river vistas, ancient artifacts over 3000 years old, and free admission (a suggested donation of $5). There are well-maintained restroom facilities and numerous spots to park bikes while exploring the gardens. • Founded by one of the Chrysler heirs, this renowned museum in Norfolk showcases exceptional permanent exhibits alongside a changing signature exhibit that updates every few months. Recent special exhibits have included works by Rembrandt, MC Escher, and Paul McCartney's personal photographs, among others.

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