Electric Bike Tour Greenville: Swamp Rabbit Trail & Falls Park

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Duration3h 30m

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LanguagesEN

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Three and a half hours electric bike tour: waterfalls, river trails, public art, local cafe tasting

An electric bike tour of Greenville covers 17 miles across the Swamp Rabbit Trail and downtown streets, guided by a live storyteller who stops at Falls Park, public art installations, and a local restaurant for a tasting. You ride a premium Pedego electric bike equipped with Bluetooth helmets so you stay connected to your guide throughout. The route weaves through river parks, passes sculptures by Dale Chihuly and Dale Rogers, and includes semi-frequent stops for photos and historical context. Minimum age is 16; moderate fitness is expected.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Electric bike tour of Greenville

Start at Rusty rabbit sculpture
Ride along Reedy River to Downtown
Stop at Falls Park for photos
Pass Cancer Survivors Park boardwalk
Visit Greenville's original city park and restroom stop
Ride Swamp Rabbit Trail to Verdae community
Pass Holland Park, breweries, and public art
Stop at 20-acre pastoral-inspired park
Pass Maj. Rudolph Anderson Memorial
Return to Falls Park for Medusa Tree photo
Stop for local treats at community cafe

The Experience

The tour starts with Rusty, a corten steel rabbit sculpture at Unity Park, where your guide shares the story of how this public art space came to be. From there you ride along the Reedy River toward downtown, hitting Falls Park to photograph the iconic waterfalls and Liberty Bridge from the bottom of the gardens—a vantage point that beats the crowds. The route then moves through Cancer Survivors Park, where a boardwalk stretches over the river, and into Greenville's original city park with its zoo and bird sanctuary.

The second half follows the newest segment of the Swamp Rabbit Trail from Cleveland Park into the Verdae community, passing Holland Park, breweries, coffee shops, and the downtown airport. You'll see brand-new public art and bicycle infrastructure built into the landscape. Legacy Park, a 20-acre space designed after Frederick Law Olmsted's principles for Central Park, is a stopping point on the way back. As you return toward downtown, you pass the Maj. Rudolph Anderson Memorial and get a second look at Falls Park, where a tucked-away Chihuly sculpture sits near the Medusa Tree.

The tour ends with a local restaurant tasting—a locally owned cafe and grocery that sources from over 300 regional farmers and food makers, spending more than $200,000 a month on local purchases. Your guide stays connected to you throughout via Bluetooth helmet, narrating the history and stories that tie each stop together. The electric bikes handle the 17 miles without requiring your own pedal power, so the focus stays on the route and the guide's storytelling rather than the effort of the ride.

What’s included

Premium Pedego electric bike for the full 17 miles.
Bluetooth helmet that keeps you connected to your live guide throughout the ride.
semi-frequent stops at Falls Park, public art installations, sculptures, and river parks.
local restaurant tasting at the end of the tour.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomeNot for heart conditions

Operated by Pedego Electric Bikes Greenville

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to cover 17 miles across multiple neighborhoods in one morning on an e-bike—the motor handles the hills so you can focus on your guide's stories rather than the pedaling.