Having a free day off and wanting to try something new, a friend and I decided to try the Cultural…read moreTrail, Districts, & Neighborhoods biking tour, and it was a blast. It was a little over 9 miles and 3 hours of fun riding through downtown. Nathan, our guide for the day, was very knowledge. After living in the Indy for years, it is amazing the things that you tend to overlook on a daily basis and history of the state that can easily forget/not know. The pace of the tour wasn't fast and very relaxed. There were many stops along the way so it didn't seem like the the ride was that long at all. This coming from a person who hasn't ridden a bike in close to a decade. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a something fun and active to do in downtown Indy.

Nathan with ActiveIndy Tours took my family who is in town from Florida all around Mass Ave and…read moreLockerbie on a walking tour. We had the best time and learned a lot about our new city!! I would highly recommend this tour for anyone visiting Indy or anyone who lives here and wants to learn more about their city!! We had so much fun!!

One of the Best Experiences I've Ever Had!…read more We recently participated in a team scavenger hunt with Pedego Electric Bikes Indy and it was an absolute blast! As someone who hadn't ridden a bike in over 20 years, I was a little nervous -- but the electric bikes were incredibly easy to maneuver and so much fun to ride! Scot and Cathy, the wonderful owners, made the entire experience smooth, welcoming, and memorable. Their kindness and passion for what they do really shines through. I'm new to Indy, so solving the clues and discovering local landmarks added an extra layer of excitement. Chatting with Scot and Cathy to see if we guessed correctly made our victories even sweeter! And of course, I can't forget the real stars of the show -- Hamilton and Schuyler, the adorable "employees of the month," who greeted us with wagging tails and made us feel right at home. I may be a little biased (our team did win, after all), but this was hands down one of the most enjoyable experiences I've had. Whether you're a local or just passing through, I highly recommend checking them out. Pedego Indy is an absolute gem!

Super fun work outing!! This is a great activity for anyone looking to get outside and see the…read morecity! If you like competition they have scavenger hunts to do with friends and colleagues. They also provide everything you need! Scot, Cathy and their furry friends taught us everything we need to know and now I NEED to buy an E-Bike! Thanks to the Pedego Bike Team!!

If you are looking for a fun and educational activity that allows you to not only connect with…read morelocal history, but someone who really loves what they do and wants to share their knowledge and excitement, you need to check out Sampson Levingston's Through2Eyes. Thanks to being grounded due to Covid, I haven't been able to travel like I usually do, so exploring local has been my only option. Highlights/ Why you need to take a Tour: + It's honestly embarrassing how little I truly know about the history of Indianapolis and what really isn't taught about the state in the local school system. + Sampson's passion for history shows as he tells the stories, often accompanied with photos, during the tour stops. He is extremely knowledgeable and happy to have a discussion and answer questions. + Walk/Talk tours vary based on location (Indiana Avenue and Irvington) and time. During the NCAA tournament, a special Basketball themed Walk & Talk on Wheels was offered in the form of a Trolley tour or on a Pacer's Bikeshare Bike. The Bike tour was fun, but a bit more of a challenge, due to the fact I couldn't remember the last time I was on a bike. + Ticketing is done through Eventbrite and reasonably priced; however, beware, there is a slight minimal fee due to Eventbrite's system + Tour is about an 1.5- 2 hours, based on questions + During tour during Covid times, everyone wore masks and kept to the recommended social distance

We rented a swan. The renting process was organized and…read morestraightforward. Paid $44 for an hour. It was a warm day and I liked that they had cold soft drinks and ice cream at the stand. I am only 5' and I felt like short people like me were not taken into account when this swan was designed :( I sat in the front to pedal, but i felt like I was too short for it. Had to kinda lean back to stretch my legs more to be able to pedal, which wasn't very comfortable to keep doing for an hour. If you are much taller than me, you'd have more fun comfortably for sure. So I probably won't do it again unless I am with someone who's willing to pedal. They do however have kayaks as well, which I am interested in trying. Overall, good customer service and fun downtown experience.

So they only have a 60 minute option available but they give you 2 choices. One is 15 mins there…read moreand back and the other is more like 20 ton25 mins there and back... so why dont they offer a 30 minute option? Anyway had a nice paddle boat ride but it started pouring down rain out of nowhere. Bring an umbrella. There is a pullover cover on the paddleboat that works well but hey better to have an umbrella rain or shine. NOTE: There is NO bathroom available!! Maybe they should try to make a deal with a restaurant along the canal that you can bring your receipt and be able to use the bathroom The staff was nice. Price is OK $44 for an hour if you have someone to split it with. Having a 30 minute option would be a plus.

Amazing downtown bike shop. The location has changed! It's now by mass Ave near North Mass Boulder…read more I got my bike tuned up for the summer recently here. It needed a lot of work and I got it all done at a very fair price. The person doing the work took care to discuss all the options with me so I could get the best value for my money. I really appreciate that. Some bike shops don't go that extra mile. Finally the got all the repairs done quick. It took only a day. However, I did have to schedule it a couple weeks in advanced. If you need work on your bike downtown definitely go here.

A great bike shop in the city center! I came here to get my bike tuned up for the summer, and…read moreeverything was done quickly and efficiently. The mechanic explained the repair options in detail so that I could get the best value for my money. The repair was completed in one day! Thanks to their convenient hours, I was able to quickly replace my seat, and the mechanic did it in a few minutes. I recommend this place for professional and fast service!

My coworker arranged for my team to have an outing for us here. She loves coming to Crown Hill to…read morewalk and has gone on many of the tours offered. We booked a tour for the last one of this year. The tour was half walking and half driving. We opted to do the notable crime figures who were buried in the cemetery. Or as the description said: "On this tour, we'll learn about the more sensational stories in the Indianapolis news from the 1860s to the 1970s. A few stops we'll make will be to learn about the infamous Nancy Clem and the Cold Spring Murders; bank robber John Dillinger; the rising executive slain by his mistress in the 1950s; grave robber Hampton West; the 1977 exploits of kidnapper Tony Kiritsis; Dr. Helene Knabe's brutal unsolved murder in 1911; and the Marjorie Jackson case of 1977." The tour was two hours long and we did hit all of the spots the email mentioned. The foliage and serenity of the cemetery was very nice to take in. Our tour guide seemed more knowledgeable on some of the stops than others but it would be hard to keep it all straight. Most of the parts were spaced out so you needed to drive to the location and then get out to walk. Some of the spots walking were uneven. Overall it was a good way to take in the cemetery and learn about some notable people buried in there.

From the owner: Crown Hill Foundation welcomes visitors from all over the world to discover, explore, and…read moreexperience the nation's 3rd largest non-government cemetery. Crown Hill Cemetery is a top Indianapolis tourist destination where visitors can take historic tours, participate in educational and fun events; study its heritage and amazing trees, and enjoy its endless natural beauty.

The Pink Pony Pedal Bar offers a fantastic way to explore downtown Indy. The vibrant pink decor and…read morelively atmosphere set the stage for an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just enjoying a day out with friends, this is a perfect blend of excitement and relaxation. With a dedicated driver and your own personal bartender, you can sit back and enjoy the ride, leaving the logistics to the experts. It's a blast of a time with plenty of laughs, great conversation, and fantastic city views. Cheers to the Pink Pony Pedal Bar--where the only thing you need to pedal is your enthusiasm! We had such a great time and will be back next year!

booked a private tour. had so much fun and super accommodating. would definitely book again! our…read moredriver jon was the best.

These guys are located between the visitor's center, the segway tour place, and the museum, but you…read morereally can't miss them since there are tons of bikes sitting out! They have regular bikes, tandem bikes (which is what my wife and I rode), those bikes that you lay down in? (like almost go cart style). While the vendors were just kids, likely 16-18, they were nice, professional and helpful. The tandem bike took some getting used to, but for $12 for one hour $20 for up to 4, I thought this was a great deal! We were able to go up and down the Cultural Trail and see Indy in a unique way, would recommend! ps. you can also request a bike lock for the tandem/regular bikes should you want to stop by a shop that peaks your interest!

It's Sunday and NO ONE IS HERE!!! Just getting voicemails no one will even answer. This is truly…read moresad and disappointing!

If you're seeking an inspiring and unique way to experience Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Cultural…read moreTrail is your answer! This trail is a testament to the city's unique character, offering a glimpse into its hidden gems, from serene parks and vibrant playgrounds to eclectic restaurants and cozy coffee shops. The trail offers a sense of empowerment, allowing you to choose the mode of transportation that suits you best. Whether you conquer the 8-mile-long trail or opt for a shorter, more stroll, like my mom and I did, the choice is yours. We explored the downtown part of the trail, close to the federal building, all the way down to the river trail. It was a short distance but a journey filled with memorable experiences. One of the things I loved about the trail was how many interesting sculptures and pieces of art we saw along the way. Each one had a description and information about the artist, which added to the experience. We also stumbled upon some fantastic restaurants and coffee shops that we probably wouldn't have found otherwise. If you're visiting Indianapolis and looking for a fun and unique way to explore the city, check out the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. It's a gem that's worth discovering!

It's been too long since my last review of the Cultural Trail. It can become easy to take treasures…read morelike this for granted after the initial buzz and excitement wears off. The truth is, the Cultural Trail weaves into our city so seamlessly (thanks to the landscaping and design) that it's a natural part of the fabric that makes our downtown so special. I'm thrilled about the latest expansions and can't wait to see how we continue to celebrate and utilize this great win for Hoosier pedestrians.

I use my bicycle frequently in the warm months, so I needed it tuned up after sitting in the garage…read moreall winter long. After reading reviews and hearing good things about Gray Goat from friends, I decided to take my bike here for a spring tuneup. No appointment was needed, although you might want to call ahead and confirm - they get very busy in the spring/summer (as you can imagine). I was told it would be about three weeks, and it ended up taking about four weeks. Plan ahead if you need or want your bike within a certain time frame! After 3.5 weeks, I called to get an update, and the employee was super friendly and explained they were a bit behind schedule because of demand. A few days later, I received a text message that my bike was ready for pickup. Really pleased with my experience with Gray Goat and highly recommend doing business here! Aside from the service shop, you can come here to browse new bikes, equipment, etc. The employees seem really knowledgeable about the products and all things cycling.

I bought a bike at the South location but forgot to buy a helmet, Doh!!!…read more Walked in and Seth happily offered me help in finding the perfect helmet, was incredibly kind, and fun to work with. I'll definitely be back for any bike needs I have the future! Thanks Seth! :)