In Nashville, even your ride can be part of the party. Pedal tours are some of the most iconic—and let’s be honest, outrageous—ways to explore the city. Whether you're powering a party bike down Broadway with your besties or cruising scenic neighborhoods on an electric bike, there’s a pedal-powered adventure for everyone.

Let’s start with the classic: the pedal tavern. These rolling bar bikes are a rite of passage for bachelorette groups, birthday crews, or anyone just looking to turn heads while turning pedals. You’ll bring your own drinks, hook your phone up to the sound system, and jam through downtown while your driver steers and cheers you on. Group tours are great for meeting new people, but private rides give you the playlist and pace you want—all while keeping the party tight and tailored to your crew.

Not looking for a mobile dance floor? You’re in luck. Nashville also has fantastic guided e-bike tours that trade booze for views. These are ideal if you want to cover more ground (hello, Music Row, 12South, and The Gulch) without breaking a sweat. Some even include foodie stops or music history dives, giving you a taste of Nashville with local flavor and expert storytelling.

Short on time? Pedal taverns give you a wild, 90-minute burst of fun through the heart of the city. But if you're into active sightseeing, a guided e-bike tour is a more relaxed, scenic way to roll through Nashville’s best neighborhoods. Either way, you’ll get a local-led experience with way more personality than your average tour bus.

All of our picks are tried, tested, and crowd-approved by real guests—and curated by locals who know what actually makes a Nashville ride memorable.