E-Bike Tours in Yellowstone National Park
E-Bike Tours in Yellowstone National Park
This isn't a casual park cruise—you're tackling rough terrain and steep descents on e-bikes around Bunsen Peak with a small group of 9 max. Riders praise wildlife sightings at Swan Lake Flats and the adrenaline of technical descents. It requires real fitness, strength, and riding confidence. The 4-5 hour commitment means pack water, but the operator includes both.
Quick facts
- Duration
- 4 hours–5 hours
- From price
- $250 per person
- Group style
- Small groups (up to 9 travelers per guide)
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation
- Meeting point
- Glen Creek Stock Trail, directly across from Bunsen Peak Trailhead (large parking lo…
✓ Book this if…
- You're an experienced mountain biker with high fitness seeking backcountry e-bike adventure with wildlife exposure.
- Experienced mountain bikers seeking backcountry e-bike adventure with wildlife viewing in Yellowstone
× Skip it if…
- You're a beginner rider, have spinal/heart conditions, are pregnant, have limited fitness, or prefer flat terrain.
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers, or those with poor cardiovascular health. Requires demonstrated high fitness level. Unsuitable for anyone u…
Before you book
Do I need to be an expert rider?
No, but you need solid intermediate skills. Technical descents aren't forgiving. If you struggle on rocky single-track, this tour will be exhausting and unsafe.
Will I fall?
Possible on steep sections or loose terrain. Helmets and your fitness level are your safety net. Speed control is your responsibility.
How hard is the climbing?
E-bikes assist pedaling, but you still pedal hard on steep sections. The motor helps, but riders report needing significant effort on technical climbs. Descents are steeper than climbs.
What if I'm not fit enough?
Tour is not for beginners. Riders consistently report needing solid cardio fitness to enjoy it without cramping. A week of gym work won't prepare you.
Is there cell service for emergencies?
Cell service is spotty in backcountry. Guides carry communication devices. Don't rely on your phone.
What about weather and rain?
Tours run in light rain. Tours cancel for severe weather (lightning, flooding). Wet terrain gets loose—riders need wet-weather bike handling skills.
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