Scottsdale Segway Tour (Small Group Sizes)

Discover Old Town Scottsdale Through An Engaging And Informative Guided Segway Adventure Tour Experience

Experience the vibrant heart of Old Town Scottsdale on a guided Segway tour that seamlessly blends local history, culture, and outdoor fun. This unique journey allows you to glide effortlessly past the San Francisco Giants spring training stadium, where professional baseball players prepare for their upcoming seasons. You will explore the beautifully maintained Civic Center area, which is filled with lush palm trees, colorful flowers, refreshing fountains, and impressive public art installations.

Visit the historic Little Red School House to uncover the fascinating origins of Scottsdale and learn about the city's early founders. As you continue your ride along Main Street, you will admire the classic southwestern architecture that defines the local aesthetic and visit some of the oldest businesses in the city. The route takes you through the famous Art Gallery Row, which showcases one of the highest concentrations of art galleries in the country.

Observe unique public art installations such as Horseshoe Falls and The Doors before reaching the scenic waterfront area. This picturesque section of the city is lined with tranquil canals, popular restaurants, and elegant residences, providing a perfect backdrop for your tour. The Segway platform offers a smooth, informative, and highly entertaining way to experience these major highlights of Scottsdale from a unique perspective that is both accessible and incredibly fun for visitors.

This guided excursion is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the city's most significant landmarks while ensuring a comfortable pace for all participants. By combining historical education with the excitement of riding a Segway, the tour creates a memorable experience that captures the spirit of the American Southwest. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply looking for a novel way to explore, this tour offers an unforgettable perspective on Scottsdale.