Some Places Change You.
Yellowstone Is One of Them.
We were founded to help people experience this extraordinary place the way it deserves — slowly, intentionally, and fully.
Some Places Change You.
How We Started
Not Through
a Windshield
Yellowstone E-Bike Tours & Rentals was founded in 2026 — the same year electric bikes were first permitted inside Yellowstone National Park. The timing wasn't coincidental. The opportunity was obvious: here was a way to experience one of the world's most extraordinary places at the pace it actually deserves.
Not from a car. Not from a crowded overlook. Not checking boxes on a list of geysers. But riding through it — feeling the wind, smelling the pine, hearing the river.
We started with a simple belief: that the people who slow down are the ones who really see Yellowstone. And that e-bikes, used thoughtfully, are one of the best tools we've ever found for slowing down.
We're based in Gardiner, Montana — the original entrance to Yellowstone, the town at the end of the road, the place where the park begins. It's the right place to start.
"For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People."
— Carved into the Roosevelt Arch, 1903. We take it seriously.
What We Believe
How We Make It Happen
Small Groups, Always
We keep our tours small on purpose, with no more than ten guests at a time. Because the best experiences never feel crowded. Small groups create space to slow down, ask questions, connect with your guide, and move at a pace that feels natural — giving you the chance to truly take in the wildlife, scenery, and quiet moments that make Yellowstone unforgettable.
Stewardship First
We operate in one of the most ecologically significant places on earth. Respect for this landscape guides everything we do — from following wildlife regulations and staying on designated routes to making conservation a meaningful part of every conversation along the ride.
Accessible to All Levels
Pedal assist exists for a reason. The Aventon Aventure 3 gives riders of all fitness levels — and a wide range of ages — the ability to cover more ground, climb hills with ease, and stay present in the experience instead of grinding through it. This is a ride designed for everyone.
Interpretation, Not Commentary
Our guides don’t just point things out — they bring the landscape to life. From geology and wildlife behavior to ecological relationships and conservation challenges, every part of the ride is rooted in context. You leave with a deeper understanding of this place than when you arrived.
Where Every Tour Begins
The Roosevelt Arch
Dedicated by Theodore Roosevelt in 1903, the Roosevelt Arch marks Yellowstone’s original entrance — and remains its most iconic. Every tour begins here, beneath the words “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People,” at the north boundary of the most visited national park in America.
It feels like the right place to start. And every time we ride out from beneath it, it still does.
Come Ride With Us
Small groups. Expert guides. Pizza at the finish. And a version of Yellowstone most visitors never get to see.