ATLANTA SEGWAY FIELD GUIDE
Glide the Eastside: A 2.5‑Hour Segway Through Atlanta’s Historic Neighborhoods
A guided, 2.5‑hour (about 8 miles) Segway tour that tours Inman Park, Martin Luther King National Park, Old Fourth Ward, Oakland Cemetery, Grant Park and Cabbagetown—this guide explains the route, training, weather policy, and meeting logistics.
Glide the Eastside: A 2.5‑Hour Segway Through Atlanta’s Historic Neighborhoods.
Experience Atlanta from the low‑slung vantage of a Segway PT as you glide through the city’s oldest planned suburb, memorial landscapes and working neighborhoods. The Eastside Atlanta Segway Tour pairs comfortable, hands‑on training with a route that threads Inman Park, Martin Luther King National Park, the Historic Old Fourth Ward, Oakland Cemetery, Grant Park and Cabbagetown for a concentrated look at Atlanta’s history and streetscapes.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A Loop Through Atlanta’s Historic Neighborhoods
The tour visits a string of notable sites—Historic Inman Park (Atlanta’s first planned suburb, established in the 1890s), Martin Luther King National Park, the Historic Old Fourth Ward, Oakland Cemetery, Grant Park and Cabbagetown—offering a concentrated sampling of the city’s built and cultural history.
Training First, Then Time to Glide
Each outing begins with a 15–30 minute hands‑on Segway PT training session so guests get comfortable before moving through neighborhoods and enjoying more free time to ride.
Rain‑Or‑Shine Operation
Tours operate rain or shine; guests are advised to dress for the day’s weather and, on inclement days, the operator adds car doors to provide additional shelter.
What the day feels like
What the Tour Feels Like
The outing opens with a short training session—typically 15–30 minutes—then moves into a relaxed, guided glide through tree‑lined streets, memorial parks and historic blocks. Guides balance historical context and scenic stops while minimizing time on crowded sidewalks and busy streets so guests can focus on riding and the local fabric.
THE ROUTE
A Loop Through Atlanta’s Historic Neighborhoods
The tour visits a string of notable sites—Historic Inman Park (Atlanta’s first planned suburb, established in the 1890s), Martin Luther King National Park, the Historic Old Fourth Ward, Oakland Cemetery, Grant Park and Cabbagetown—offering a concentrated sampling of the city’s built and cultural history.
THE EXPERIENCE
Training First, Then Time to Glide
Each outing begins with a 15–30 minute hands‑on Segway PT training session so guests get comfortable before moving through neighborhoods and enjoying more free time to ride.
THE PRACTICALS
Rain‑Or‑Shine Operation
Tours operate rain or shine; guests are advised to dress for the day’s weather and, on inclement days, the operator adds car doors to provide additional shelter.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours and covers about 8 miles.
Dress appropriate for the day's weather; tours run rain or shine. On especially cold or wet days the operator adds car doors for shelter.
The tour meeting point is 160 Ted Turner Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30303; check your booking for exact meet time and any operator instructions.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Eastside Atlanta Segway Tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
How far do we travel on the tour?
The tour covers approximately 8 miles.
Where is the meeting point?
The tour meets at 160 Ted Turner Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30303.
Is Segway training provided?
Yes—each tour begins with a 15–30 minute training session so guests get comfortable riding the Segway PT.
What happens in bad weather?
Tours operate rain or shine; guests should dress for the weather and the operator adds car doors on days of inclement weather.
Which neighborhoods and sites are included on the route?
The itinerary includes Historic Inman Park, Martin Luther King National Park, the Historic Old Fourth Ward, Oakland Cemetery, Grant Park and Cabbagetown.