Scottsdale Segway Tour - 2 Hours (Small Group Sizes)

Join us on one of our fully guided Scottsdale Segway Tours. You will travel 5 miles and you listen to tour guide narration and safety instruction with an ear piece. Never been on a Segway before? No problem! First timers are welcome and training is a part of the experience. Join the fun!

This is the home field for the San Francisco Giants during Spring Training Baseball.

In the front of this public library is a really interesting piece of architectural art. It is a giant golden quill suspended in the air with a sparrow shaped hole above it. As the sun changes position in the sky, it creates an image of a sparrow flying towards the sky.

This is a popular place for orchestral concerts with wine service available.

This is a crown jewel in Old Town Scottsdale. With palm trees, fountains, blue waters, cactus, 1000's of blooming flowers and more. A visit to Scottsdale would not be complete without seeing the Civic Center.

This is where the Mayor of Scottsdale works and city council meets to keep our city beautiful, growing and flourishing.

This is one of many of exceptional pieces of city art that we see on our tour. We stop here for photos on our Segways.

The patio here is very popular. We want you to know where it is so you visit if you would like. It is an excellent place to grab a drink and enjoy the scenery.

This is a historical building, marking the original city center in Scottsdale. There is also a statue of the founder "Winfield Scott" standing next to his wife Helen, as she sits on their mule "Maude."

This is where we have our iconic Southwestern Saloon style architecture. Main street is where lots of the action happens in Old Town Scottsdale.

The oldest cowboy bar in Scottsdale. We want to be sure that you know where it is, just in case you would like to grab a cold one after the tour.

This is the logo of Scottsdale. It's an exceptionally made statue in the center of a round-about on our tour route. With palm trees framing it, you'll really enjoy this.

This is a really interesting piece of city art designed to represent the Spirit of the Horse.

This is a quaint street with trees and businesses lining it. On tour, it's common to see lamborghini's, ferarri's, bentley's and porches parked. We love spotting fancy cars!

This is a statue of multiple horses at a round-about in the street. It's fun the ride around the round-about while your guide shares fun facts about the deep Arabian horse breeding history here in Scottsdale.

We stop in front of Jen's ice cream where there are benches and shady spots to sit, so we can rest our feet from standing on the Segway. Often times our guests choose to get ice cream cones and wander into a few of the shops. We try to make this a 15 minute stop.

We ride on 5th avenue on our Segway's towards the Scottsdale Waterfront.

This is a portion in Old Town Scottsdale where the Arizona canal system is. It's really beautiful. We ride along the canal as we explore this side of Old Town. The Scottsdale waterfront is a must see area in Old Town.

This is one of the most extensive water systems known to man. Alot of the water comes in from Colorado and is directed through this canal system all around the state of Arizona. We ride along the canal on our tour. It's really nice!

This is a giant sundial designed by Paulo Soleri. A world renowned architect who studied under the famed Frank Lloyd Wright.

This is a fantastic art installation that doubles as a giant kaleidoscope. It's right on the corner of North Scottsdale Road and Camelback Road, which is known as "The Gateway of Scottsdale." We ride our Segway's right into this giant kaleidoscope!

This is the flagship location for P.F. Changs. The corporate office is right around the corner. Anytime that P.F. Changs tries something new on the menu, they test it out at this location first.

This is the second largest mall in America. Legend has it that a Persian Prince visits here with a suit case of cash and spends it all in one day... every year!

This is a hip American style restaurant. We love the fried chicken and pretzel bites with cheese dip from this restaurant. You might be looking for dining suggestions.

This is a fantastic museum that showcases the heritage of the great Southwest. It is also an official Smithsonian museum affiliate.

We will park our Segways here then venture in the air conditioning to the elevator as it takes us to the roof top. From this roof top will we see stunning views of the entire valley. Your guide will point out landmarks. This is a highlight of the tour... the views are stunning.