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Discover Edmonton’s highlights on a 2-hour e-scooter tour, exploring landmarks like the Alberta Legislature, University of Alberta, and River Valley with a friendly guide.
Exploring a city on two wheels might not be the most traditional way to get your bearings, but in Edmonton, it’s a smart choice. This 2-hour guided e-scooter tour by Toonie Tours offers a lively, flexible way to see the city’s most iconic sights and hidden corners. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local looking to rediscover your hometown, this tour packs in a lot of value for a modest price.
What we really appreciate about this experience are the stunning views of Edmonton’s River Valley and the chance to see the city’s diverse neighborhoods. The guide’s friendly tone and local insights add a touch of authenticity that makes the trip more meaningful. One potential consideration might be the reliance on a scooter, which requires a bit of balance and outdoor clothing, especially if the weather isn’t cooperating. Still, for those comfortable on two wheels and eager to see Edmonton from a fresh perspective, this tour hits the spot.
This tour suits a variety of travelers—solo adventurers, couples, families with older children, and anyone curious about the city’s highlights. It’s a fun, efficient way to cover a lot of ground, especially if you’re short on time but want a taste of Edmonton’s charm.


This guided e-scooter experience runs for about two hours, starting from the Toonie Tours headquarters at 44 Capital Boulevard. The tour is designed to showcase Edmonton’s core attractions while giving you a sense of the city’s ambiance and scenery. It’s well-paced, with stops and commentary that keep the experience engaging without feeling hurried.
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The first stop is the Alberta Legislature Building, with its impressive grounds. We loved the way the guide described the building’s history and architecture, giving context to what might otherwise seem just a pretty façade. You’ll get ample opportunities to snap photos, especially of the well-kept grounds and the classic dome.
Next, the tour weaves through the University of Alberta Campus, where the stunning architecture and leafy surroundings make for a pleasant ride. The guide shares stories about influential figures linked to the university, making it more than just a quick look at buildings.
Then, you’re off to the vibrant Old Strathcona district and the Theatre District. These neighborhoods pulse with local life, arts, and nightlife. The guide points out cafes, shops, and theaters that contribute to Edmonton’s lively cultural scene. This portion of the tour offers a glimpse into Edmonton’s community spirit and urban energy.
The ride continues into the Riverdale neighborhood, a favorite among locals for its charming houses and relaxed vibe. The highlight here is the Mill Creek Ravine and the River Valley, where you’ll glide along scenic trails with views of natural beauty that stand out in Edmonton’s cityscape. This part of the tour underscores why Edmonton’s outdoor spaces are so highly valued and appreciated.

Participants are provided with a helmet and a high-quality e-scooter—both of which are well-maintained for safety and comfort. The guide, who speaks English, offers plenty of interesting stories, making the tour educational as well as scenic. The small group size (limited to 7 participants) means you’ll get more personalized attention and an opportunity to ask questions.
Meet at the Toonie Tours headquarters, situated beside a café, making it convenient to arrive early and get fitted with your helmet. The experience is offered in the morning, which is ideal for avoiding crowds and enjoying the scenery in softer light. Since the tour is designed for outdoor activity, dress accordingly — layers and outdoor clothing are recommended, especially if the weather is chilly or rainy.
While this experience is not suitable for children under 12 or babies under 1, it’s perfect for older kids, teenagers, and adults comfortable on scooters. The price of $63 per person is competitive considering the guided nature of the tour, the equipment provided, and the scenic value.
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This is more than just a joy ride; it’s an opportunity to see Edmonton from a perspective that emphasizes both urban landmarks and scenic natural spaces. The fact that the tour is guided means you’ll learn about the city’s history, architecture, and neighborhoods from someone who knows it well. The small group setting enhances the quality of your experience, making it feel more like a local friend showing you around.
You’ll love the views of the river valley, which truly set Edmonton apart as a city with impressive outdoor spaces. The route’s flexibility means you get a good overview of the city without the fatigue that can come from walking or the expense of a taxi or bus tour.

This guided e-scooter adventure is suited for those seeking an active, engaging way to explore Edmonton’s highlights. It’s ideal for travelers who enjoy outdoor activities, don’t mind a bit of balancing on a scooter, and want to see a broad swath of the city in a short time. Families with children over 12 will find it fun, while solo travelers and couples will enjoy the relaxed social atmosphere.

This 2-hour Edmonton e-scooter tour offers an affordable, lively way to explore a city that combines urban vibrancy with natural beauty. The route covers key landmarks like the Alberta Legislature and the University of Alberta, while also giving you the chance to experience Edmonton’s beloved River Valley.
The small group size and knowledgeable guide make it a personal and insightful experience, perfect for travelers looking to maximize their time and get authentic stories behind the sights. The scenery, especially around the river trails, makes it stand out as a memorable way to see Edmonton.
If you’re curious, energetic, and keen on a flexible, fun way to explore Edmonton’s highlights, this tour is definitely worth considering. It’s a great introduction to a city that often surprises visitors with its mix of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Is this tour suitable for children?
It’s designed for participants over 12 years old, as younger children might find controlling a scooter challenging.
What should I wear?
Bring comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for the weather, along with closed-toe shoes. Helmets are provided and mandatory.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering some flexibility if your schedule shifts.
How many people are in each group?
Groups are limited to 7 participants, ensuring a more personalized experience.
What if I’ve never used an e-scooter before?
The guide will help you get comfortable with the scooter before starting, making it accessible even for beginners.
Are there any hidden costs?
All necessary equipment and a guide are included; there are no extra charges for the tour itself.
Is the tour available in the afternoon?
Currently, it’s usually available in the morning, which helps avoid crowds and offers softer natural light.
What are the main highlights I’ll see?
Expect to visit the Alberta Legislature, University of Alberta, Old Strathcona, Theatre District, and the River Valley trails—each offering a different taste of Edmonton.
In all, this guided e-scooter tour balances fun, education, and scenic beauty, making it a memorable way to experience Edmonton’s many faces. Whether you’re seeking a quick overview or a lively introduction, it’s a ride worth taking.
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