Bastrop, Texas Bike Rentals & Outdoor Adventures — Luxury Guide

This private 2.5-hour electric-bike tour frames an accessible, curated introduction to the area’s top urban sights. Riders meet a local guide and can personalize itinerary and start time; stops mentioned include Barton Springs and the Congress Avenue Bridge (the famed 'Bat Bridge'). The electric assist smooths hills and extends range, making this a comfortable choice for mixed-ability groups. All e-bike riders must be at least 16 years old.

As a private tour, you’ll have a dedicated guide for your group, which allows for a tailored pace and photo stops. The supplier notes typical gratuities at 15–20% if the guide does a great job. For travelers who want an expert to point out local landmarks while minimizing effort, this is the premium, low-fatigue option.

The Double Surrey rental is designed for relaxed, communal outings—up to four adults and two small children can ride together. Rentals are offered by the hour (1-hour at $55; 2-hour at $70), and helmets are supplied and strongly recommended. The operator requires a matching credit/debit card and photo ID from someone over 18 to secure rentals.

This is the simplest way to have a social, low-effort cruise for families or groups who prioritize conversation and sightseeing over speed. Surrey bikes keep the day slow and steady, making them a smart pick for multi-generational groups or anyone who prefers an easy-going experience.

The Trek Dual Sport fleet is built for flexibility: single-day rates start at $40, multi-day discounts apply, and weekly or monthly rates are listed for longer stays. The Extra Large model is recommended for riders 6'1"–6'6" and includes essential accessories such as a helmet, lock, bottle cage, handlebar bag, kickstand, and a flat tire repair kit.

Staff will set basic fit measurements in advance so you roll out comfortable. For visitors who plan to move beyond short loops—perhaps a multi-day exploration or consistent daily rides during an extended stay—this rental family gives reliable equipment and the option to tailor size and fit.

The Medium Trek Dual Sport model serves most riders who want a dependable, well-equipped bike for daily exploration. Pricing follows the same structure as the rest of the fleet—$40 for a single day, $35/day for multi-day rentals, weekly and monthly rates also available. Each rental includes accessories and the shop can pre-set saddle height and fit.

If you prefer to self-guide and want the convenience of a complete accessory package, this is the straightforward, practical rental option. It’s a flexible baseline for day trips or longer stays when you want a comfortable, familiar ride.

For smaller riders who want the same reliability and kit as larger sizes, the Small Trek Dual Sport model delivers. The rental fleet’s inclusive accessories—helmet, lock, bottle cage, handlebar bag, kickstand, and repair kit—make day-to-day outings simple, and the shop staff can pre-configure fit settings so you start comfortable.

This size is an excellent pick for guests who prioritize a perfect fit over marginally larger components. With the same multi-day and weekly rates available, it’s a small-frame option that doesn’t compromise on convenience.

The Large Trek Dual Sport balances frame size with included accessories and the option for personalized fitting. Rates mirror the rest of the fleet, with single-day, multi-day, weekly, and monthly pricing available. The shop recommends this model for riders roughly between 5'9" and 6'1" and will set fit details prior to pickup.

If comfort over longer distances matters—whether a full-day loop or repeated daily rides during a stay—the Large model helps you ride efficiently without compromising posture or control.