Cumberland River

Pedal through Downtown Nashville on an e-bike history tour of the Music City. Enjoy immersive audio and video throughout the tour, including live narration from engaging and entertaining guides. Hop on a brand-new hybrid electric bike that provides pedal-assisted propulsion throughout the tour. Start and end in the center of downtown – just one block from Broadway – allowing you to spend more time seeing the sights and less time getting to them. Follow your guides through six distinct neighborhoods, gliding past over 200 points of interest, including Music Row, Lower Broadway, The Gulch, and more. Immerse yourself in unique stories, interviews, music, and videos through a personal listening device. Important PRE-BOOKING Note: While we do not have strict age or height restrictions, all guests must be able to safely mount, dismount, walk with, and operate an *adult-sized* electric bike and power themselves unaided (at times without pedal assist) throughout the duration of the 2-hour tour. If you or someone in your party is questioning their ability to participate, please contact us *prior* to booking. For insurance and licensing purposes, we are unable to accommodate individuals who, at the time of booking or arrival: Are pregnant, Have physical or health limitations or disabilities that would prevent them from safe operation of an e-bike, Weigh more than 350lbs, Appear intoxicated or under the influence, Are unable or unwilling to sign our pre-tour liability, media, and copyright waiver. Please keep these restrictions in mind prior to booking. We uphold this platform's cancellation and non-refundable policies and procedures.

Soar over the most picturesque landscape that middle Tennessee has to offer on this 30-minute helicopter tour. Depart near John C. Tune Airport and enjoy a bird's eye view of Nashville. Follow the Cumberland River as it winds through the beautiful nature surrounding Music City. Then, make your way to the Natchez Trace Parkway and world-famous bridge. The parkway roughly follows the "Old Natchez Trace", a historic travel corridor that has been walked by people for thousands of years and was used by American Indians, "Kaintucks," European settlers, slave traders, soldiers, and future presidents. This tour is a nature photographer’s dream and you may even see a bald eagle or two on the way!