



by Good Vibes Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$156This two-hour electric bike tour in Austin covers major local landmarks and cultural highlights with a guide. The ride includes stops at the ATX sign, Austin Central Library, and the Willie Nelson Statue. Riders will also visit several murals such as the I Love You So Much Mural and the Greetings from Austin Mural. The route crosses the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge for views of Lady Bird Lake and includes statues like Stevie Ray Vaughan. The tour passes through the Bouldin neighborhood, known for its unique character, and stops at the Texas State Capitol building. During the tour, participants will take a break to sample foods from Austin’s food truck scene with a 30-minute stop, featuring a variety of local cuisines. Other sights along the route include Zilker Metropolitan Park, the Wonder Woman mural, the Congress Avenue Bridge bat colony, the Texas Governor’s Mansion, 6th Street nightlife area, Butler Park, and the Jenga Tower. The tour is led by a guide called the Good Vibes Guru and includes use of a helmet, walkie talkies, bottled water, disposable rain ponchos, and an electric bike. Children aged 5 to 11 may join as passengers riding behind an adult, provided they meet the minimum height requirement. The e-bikes are equipped with passenger foot pegs and extended seats to accommodate both rider and passenger safely. Gratuities and food are not included in the price.
ATX Sign
The tour begins at the ATX sign, a well-known emblem representing Austin's food and cultural scene. Visitors can take photos with this symbol of the Texas capital.
5 min
Austin Central Library, Austin Public Library
This stop highlights the Austin Central Library, noted for its distinctive architecture and extensive book collection. The library offers views over the city and stands as a notable urban landmark.
5 min
Willie Nelson Statue
The bronze statue honors Willie Nelson, a key figure in country music. It portrays him holding a guitar, reflecting Austin’s musical traditions.
5 min
Unnamed Colorful Mural
Participants visit a colorful mural named after a distant star, representing Austin's art scene. The mural is popular for photos and showcases the city's creative spirit.
5 min
South Congress Avenue
The tour continues along South Congress Avenue, known as So-Co, featuring unique shops and restaurants that reflect Austin’s distinctive character.
5 min
I Love You So Much Mural
This mural displays a simple message of affection and has become a popular spot for photographs symbolizing Austin’s welcoming nature.
5 min
Unnamed Iconic Mural
Another well-known mural visited on the route captures the city's friendly spirit and is often used to send greetings.
5 min
Greetings from Austin Mural
The vintage postcard-style mural offers a classic Austin backdrop, making it a favored photo opportunity for e-bike riders.
5 min
Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge
Riders cross the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge, enjoying views of Lady Bird Lake and the surrounding area while feeling the breeze.
5 min
Stevie Ray Vaughan Statue
The statue commemorates blues musician Stevie Ray Vaughan and is located near Lady Bird Lake, capturing an important part of Austin’s music heritage.
5 min
Bouldin Neighborhood
The route passes through the Bouldin neighborhood, known for its eclectic and unusual atmosphere, reflecting Austin’s motto to 'Keep Austin Weird.'
5 min
Texas State Capitol
A stop at the Texas State Capitol building showcases Renaissance Revival architecture and symbolizes the state's governance and history.
5 min
Food Truck Stop
The tour includes a 30-minute break at Austin’s food truck area, where riders can try a range of foods from Tex-Mex to gourmet donuts.
30 min
Zilker Metropolitan Park
The route passes Zilker Park, an active green space hosting botanical gardens and outdoor events.
Wonder Woman Mural
Participants view a mural featuring Wonder Woman, representing themes of liberty, equality, and female empowerment.
Congress Avenue Bridge Bat Watching
The tour goes by the Congress Avenue Bridge, home to the largest urban bat colony, with possible sightings of bats flying at dusk.
Mr. Rogers Tribute
Riders pass a mural honoring Mr. Rogers, offering a nostalgic moment during the tour.
Butler Park
The route includes Butler Park, known for its green spaces and calm atmosphere.
Texas Governor's Mansion
The tour passes the Governor's Mansion, recognized for its stately design and political significance.
Moon Tower
Participants see one of Austin's historic Moon Towers, used for city lighting for over 100 years.
6th Street
The tour passes 6th Street, known for its bars and restaurants and lively nightlife scene.
Jenga Tower
The route finishes with a view of the Jenga Tower, notable for its unique architectural design and light effects.
The name of the building we are located at is “5th Street Market” and our entrance is on the backside of the building. However you plan on arriving, please meet me BEHIND the building which is accessible via Sayers St. (off of W. 5th St.) There is plenty of FREE available parking.
End point
The name of the building we are located at is “5th Street Market” and our entrance is on the backside of the building. However you plan on arriving, please meet me BEHIND the building which is accessible via Sayers St. (off of W. 5th St.) There is plenty of FREE available parking.




by Good Vibes Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$156This two-hour electric bike tour in Austin covers major local landmarks and cultural highlights with a guide. The ride includes stops at the ATX sign, Austin Central Library, and the Willie Nelson Statue. Riders will also visit several murals such as the I Love You So Much Mural and the Greetings from Austin Mural. The route crosses the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge for views of Lady Bird Lake and includes statues like Stevie Ray Vaughan. The tour passes through the Bouldin neighborhood, known for its unique character, and stops at the Texas State Capitol building. During the tour, participants will take a break to sample foods from Austin’s food truck scene with a 30-minute stop, featuring a variety of local cuisines. Other sights along the route include Zilker Metropolitan Park, the Wonder Woman mural, the Congress Avenue Bridge bat colony, the Texas Governor’s Mansion, 6th Street nightlife area, Butler Park, and the Jenga Tower. The tour is led by a guide called the Good Vibes Guru and includes use of a helmet, walkie talkies, bottled water, disposable rain ponchos, and an electric bike. Children aged 5 to 11 may join as passengers riding behind an adult, provided they meet the minimum height requirement. The e-bikes are equipped with passenger foot pegs and extended seats to accommodate both rider and passenger safely. Gratuities and food are not included in the price.
ATX Sign
The tour begins at the ATX sign, a well-known emblem representing Austin's food and cultural scene. Visitors can take photos with this symbol of the Texas capital.
5 min
Austin Central Library, Austin Public Library
This stop highlights the Austin Central Library, noted for its distinctive architecture and extensive book collection. The library offers views over the city and stands as a notable urban landmark.
5 min
Willie Nelson Statue
The bronze statue honors Willie Nelson, a key figure in country music. It portrays him holding a guitar, reflecting Austin’s musical traditions.
5 min
Unnamed Colorful Mural
Participants visit a colorful mural named after a distant star, representing Austin's art scene. The mural is popular for photos and showcases the city's creative spirit.
5 min
South Congress Avenue
The tour continues along South Congress Avenue, known as So-Co, featuring unique shops and restaurants that reflect Austin’s distinctive character.
5 min
I Love You So Much Mural
This mural displays a simple message of affection and has become a popular spot for photographs symbolizing Austin’s welcoming nature.
5 min
Unnamed Iconic Mural
Another well-known mural visited on the route captures the city's friendly spirit and is often used to send greetings.
5 min
Greetings from Austin Mural
The vintage postcard-style mural offers a classic Austin backdrop, making it a favored photo opportunity for e-bike riders.
5 min
Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge
Riders cross the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge, enjoying views of Lady Bird Lake and the surrounding area while feeling the breeze.
5 min
Stevie Ray Vaughan Statue
The statue commemorates blues musician Stevie Ray Vaughan and is located near Lady Bird Lake, capturing an important part of Austin’s music heritage.
5 min
Bouldin Neighborhood
The route passes through the Bouldin neighborhood, known for its eclectic and unusual atmosphere, reflecting Austin’s motto to 'Keep Austin Weird.'
5 min
Texas State Capitol
A stop at the Texas State Capitol building showcases Renaissance Revival architecture and symbolizes the state's governance and history.
5 min
Food Truck Stop
The tour includes a 30-minute break at Austin’s food truck area, where riders can try a range of foods from Tex-Mex to gourmet donuts.
30 min
Zilker Metropolitan Park
The route passes Zilker Park, an active green space hosting botanical gardens and outdoor events.
Wonder Woman Mural
Participants view a mural featuring Wonder Woman, representing themes of liberty, equality, and female empowerment.
Congress Avenue Bridge Bat Watching
The tour goes by the Congress Avenue Bridge, home to the largest urban bat colony, with possible sightings of bats flying at dusk.
Mr. Rogers Tribute
Riders pass a mural honoring Mr. Rogers, offering a nostalgic moment during the tour.
Butler Park
The route includes Butler Park, known for its green spaces and calm atmosphere.
Texas Governor's Mansion
The tour passes the Governor's Mansion, recognized for its stately design and political significance.
Moon Tower
Participants see one of Austin's historic Moon Towers, used for city lighting for over 100 years.
6th Street
The tour passes 6th Street, known for its bars and restaurants and lively nightlife scene.
Jenga Tower
The route finishes with a view of the Jenga Tower, notable for its unique architectural design and light effects.
The name of the building we are located at is “5th Street Market” and our entrance is on the backside of the building. However you plan on arriving, please meet me BEHIND the building which is accessible via Sayers St. (off of W. 5th St.) There is plenty of FREE available parking.
End point
The name of the building we are located at is “5th Street Market” and our entrance is on the backside of the building. However you plan on arriving, please meet me BEHIND the building which is accessible via Sayers St. (off of W. 5th St.) There is plenty of FREE available parking.