French broad river greenway
a local FAVORITe and only a block from asheville custome e-bikes. The French Broad River Greenway links three of Asheville's parks: Hominy Creek River Park, Carrier Park, and French Broad River Park. take the path to new belgium brewery too! theres plenty to take in while you explore the 9+ scenic miles of trails. refuell your tanks at white duck taco on the river or try world famous 12 bones BBQ! most of the paths are brand new dedicated for bikes only. For extra excitment, try Carrier PARK'S velodrome race track to test skills and top speed!
West asheville, River Arts, dowtown link
Also located one block from asheville custom e-bikes is clingman AVENUE. This road connects three of asheville’s main attractions, river arts district, west asheville and downtown asheville. zip to and from these spots easily with your e-bike. with excelleant shopping, one of a kind art, and delicious food all along this route, explore all that asheville has to offer in a new and exciting way!
biltmore estate
Biltmore estate offers a whole days worth of bike trails, where you can bring your own e-bike and spend all day exploring the grounds. A day pass must be purchased through the Biltmore Estate to use their facilities. They can be a bit pricey, but the Biltmore offers more then a days worth of exploring on it’s bike trails alone. Included in the pass is the Estates and Winery, among other attractions.
Asheville AREA Greenways
Asheville has eight different Greenways to explore on your e-bike. YES EIGHT! From the French Broad River to Haw Creek and a little beyond Asheville, in Swannanoa there are designated Greenways for you to ride on. With more then 30 miles of paths that are well maintained, you’re sure to find the perfect ride for you and your family.
historic montford district
The Historic Montford district, located right outside of downtown Asheville, contains absolutely beautiful homes with numerous architectural styles, including Arts and Craft, Queen Anne, Neoclassical and Colonial Revival. Many of the homes were built between 1890-1920. This area also includes the Grove Park inn, about a mile outside of Montford.