Nashville Bike & Brew Tour: Where Craft Beer Meets E-Bike Adventure

Pedal (or coast) your way through Nashville’s best breweries on this guided e-bike experience—part sightseeing, part beer crawl, all local flavor.

If you're looking for a unique way to experience Music City, this tour blends the best of what Nashville has to offer: scenic streets, lively neighborhoods, and some of the city’s top breweries. You’ll cruise along on an electric bike, giving you just enough speed to soak in the sights without breaking a sweat.

Your adventure starts at Marathon Village, a historic warehouse district that’s now home to local distilleries and artisan shops. First stop: a visit to Ole Smoky Moonshine and Yee-Haw Brewing, where you’ll taste small-batch moonshine and bold Tennessee brews. From there, you’ll ride through Downtown Nashville, taking in Broadway’s neon signs and live music energy before heading toward Germantown, a favorite local neighborhood filled with great beer, food, and charm.

After stopping at a few Germantown breweries and even grabbing a cold one at First Horizon Park, the ride winds down through the peaceful paths of Bicentennial Mall, ending with a view of the Tennessee State Capitol.

It’s an unforgettable ride, with good drinks, good company, and the breeze in your face. Whether you're visiting Nashville for the first time or rediscovering it from a local's perspective, this tour is a laid-back way to see the city and sip like a local.

Spots fill quickly, especially on weekends!

What’s Included:

  • E-bike rental and helmet

  • Bottled water

  • Friendly local guide

  • Three brewery stops with time to grab a drink and explore

What to Bring:

  • Gratuity for your guide (optional, but appreciated)

  • Reusable water bottle (optional; refilling stations available)

  • Spending money for drinks, snacks, or souvenirs

  • Rain jacket (recommended if rain is in the forecast)

Tour Highlights

  • Sample moonshine and beer at Ole Smoky & Yee-Haw Brewing

  • Cruise past Broadway’s honky-tonks and neon lights

  • Explore Germantown’s brewery scene and sip at First Horizon Park

  • Enjoy a scenic ride through Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

This tour is beginner-friendly and uses bike lanes or low-traffic streets. It’s great for couples, small groups, bachelorette parties, or solo travelers looking for a local experience.

Why We Recommend It

This tour hits that perfect Nashville balance: local beer, urban adventure, and a flexible, feel-good pace. It’s a great way to discover the city beyond Broadway while supporting local breweries and soaking in the sunshine.

We especially love it for:

  • People who want to avoid driving during a brewery crawl

  • Outdoor lovers who want a fun group activity

  • Visitors who want to explore more than just downtown

Looking for a brewery tour that doesn’t require a designated driver?

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FAQ: Nashville Bike & Brew Tour

Is this tour beginner-friendly?

Yes! The e-bikes make riding easy, even for beginners. The pace is relaxed, and the guide leads the group on bike-friendly roads with frequent stops.

How much drinking is involved?

You’ll visit three breweries and have time to purchase a drink at each, but this is more of a sip-and-ride experience than a heavy drinking tour. It’s relaxed, not rowdy.

Do I need to bring my own bike or helmet?

Nope. Your e-bike and helmet are included with the tour. Just show up ready to ride.

What if it rains?

Tours run rain or shine! If rain is in the forecast, bring a light rain jacket. The ride is still safe and fun with a little weather.

Can I bring food or drinks?

You're welcome to bring your own water bottle (they provide bottled water too), but alcohol cannot be brought or consumed outside of the designated stops.

Where does the tour start and end?

The tour begins and ends at Marathon Village. There’s no hotel pickup, so plan your transportation accordingly and arrive a few minutes early.