Texas Bike Farm offers exceptional customer service, great rental bikes, pads, and helmets (call…read morefor availability) bike maintenance, parts, clothing, and safety gear, etc. Great place to get in touch with when planning a trip or bringing the family to ride Spider Mountain, Reveille Peak Ranch, and around Lake Buchanan and other mountain bike trails in the area of Burnet, TX, just NW of Austin. Lex is the man!

We thoroughly enjoyed our bike rental experience with RR1! There are multiple paths you can take…read moreall starting from the rental location which made parking and picking up/dropping off the bike easy. We chose the Stonewall Loop since we were able to stop and get some ice cream at Burg's Corner market and a glass of wine at Cicada Cellar. The majority of the route was on Ranch Road 1 which was great since there are multiple rest stops with bathrooms and scenic views along the Pedernales River (long horns! herds of deer! LBJ Ranch! and more!). It is worth mentioning you are riding on the road so be cautious of oncoming cars even though there is not much traffic. Would also recommend renting an e-bike as it made the trip more leisurely especially going up inclines. We wanted to try the other paths, particularly the LBJ Loop, but were short on time, unfortunately. Overall a memorable and worthwhile experience!

Great outfit. Conveniently located to various routes. We did the loop through LBJ. Wildflowers…read morewere at the tail end but still had an enjoyable morning for our group. RR1 worked with me to schedule in advance and even opened on their day off to accommodate our large group. On top of the great service, their equipment is top notch.

Super fun e-bike rental directly behind The Palomino. Grab a burger then go for a ride. You won't…read moreregret it!

Top notch! Great value for the service. We used their electric pedicab service. Extremely reliable…read moreand flexible when our plans changed. Highly highly recommended!

Everyone there was amazing! We just moved to Texas and my son needed a bike to go to work. They…read moreeven hooked them up with a lock, helmet and lights since he'll be riding at night. Thank you guys! And will definitely donate when able to so they can continue doing amazing work!

Wonderful place and people. You can donate or you can take one bike with a reasonable explanation…read morefor free. You can purchase good bikes with good prices also. They have lots of spare parts too

Took an e-bike tour today with Toby! What a Great time…read more Terrific route and Austin facts. Great guy! Even his recommendation for Matt's El Rancho for dinner was the bomb! Five Stars for sure!

Great place to rent bikes! The guy behind the counter gave…read moreus all the info we needed & helped us get in & out quickly. It had a small town & mom & pop feel! They rent a wide variety of bikes including beach cruisers, hybrid bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, tandem bikes, and electric bikes. They also offer tag along bikes, kids' bikes, and accessories like trailers and kids' seats. Prices seemed great, too!

Bought the ATV excursion for my husbands 30th birthday gift. It was me mehim, his brother(31), and…read morehis dad(57). They had been ATVing before but i had minimal experience. All gear was included in the rental. Rental period was 2 hours but was flexible(if you got lost/were a tad late coming back). Cost was pretty pricey and they make you get $15 insurance for each rental. The initial training was quick and if you haven't done this before, I'd suggest getting the hang of it in the parking lot. We all felt comfortable and went about our way. I'd say the map was helpful but the signs along the trails were only there at the beginning and end of each trail. I let my father in law direct us and we definitely got stuck in a few places we shouldn't have been. But no injuries! You really have to know where to turn or else you can end up on a very tricky trail. All in all it was fun, however, if you are anxious about your comfort level i would request having a guide so that you don't get lost/stuck on tricky trails. Well worth the cost id say! And there a cute few restaurants in marble falls Main Street area to grab lunch/dinner after ! Enjoy!

Shady business practices combined with rude and dismissive staff. Frustration and over priced…read morerentals and fees not worth it

Excellent job Paul! My chain wouldnt stay on…read more After 1 min of looking closer it was not my chain after all. One of my gears wheel wasn't turning, my gears are stuck and front brake is dead. Paul went out of his way to get me rolling as I'm sure he does for many. I appreciate his efforts Everything was taken care of and I am happy.

If I could give ten stars I would. My wife and I did a multi-day bike rental - the bikes were…read moreready when we arrived and fit perfectly based on the measurements we provided. Lisa also convinced my wife to try a road e-bike instead of a cruiser, and swapped out a higher handlebar stem to make it more comfortable for her, which she really appreciated. Lisa also gave us great advice about the routes we were considering. She really elevated our Hill Country experience! I've rented bikes all over the country, and this was by far the best rental experience I've ever had.

The only place I'll be renting bicycles from in ATX. If you have friends and family in town and out…read moreof ideas, either rent bikes OR go on one of the tours they offer. I loved that we were able to just walk in when they opened to grab our bikes. Within minutes, we were on our way. My boyfriend and I rented bikes to ride the Walnut Trail. Prices are really good and include a helmet and lock. The bikes are in great shape and the owner of the shop, Adam, has great recommendations on trails/routes if you're unfamiliar with the area. He was really kind, helpful, and meticulous when making sure our bikes for us perfectly! Can't wait until my parents come into town, so I can take them on a bike and brew tour. They also offer short term and longer term rentals.

The best bike tour I've ever taken. Personable, accommodating, informative, gracious, everything…read moreyou could ask for. Today I learned a lot about Austin, but mostly I enjoy the conversation and the ride. Beautiful city. Looking forward to seeing more.

Beautiful place! We had a great time here and cant wait to be back! The trails are fun and…read moredefinitely challenging at some points. The trails were a blend of rocks and sand. But you can not beat the AMAZING views! The camp ground was very well maintained with men and women's bathrooms, which happen to be one of the cleanest and nicest bathrooms I've seen for a campground! I mean, they have flushing toilets, showers, QUAILTY toilet paper, sinks, hand soap, and paper towels! We had an amazing weekend biking, camping, grilling, swimming and paddle boarding. We didn't see as many campers as we thought we would, but did run into a few other who were very nice. We camped next to the lake and didn't have any issues with mosquitos or any other bugs, but beware, the ants are HUGE!!!! Since this is a ranch, there are cows roaming around and when there are cows, there are cow patties! So be mindful of that. They didn't seem to mind us riding past them. Also, be aware that there could be snakes as we saw a rattler. Only issue was we couldn't find a dump site so we took our trash back to town until we could find a dumpster. TIPS: -Bring a first aid kit just in case. -Bring EVERYTHING you plan on using, we rented a paddle board in Austin (See my review for ACK) -If you camp in a tent, bring METAL stakes, as the ground is really hard and covered with rocks. -Phone service for Tmo was non-existent, but Verizon had good reception. -Bring more than extra stuff to fix flats!

I was here for the famed (infamous?) Texas Eclipse Festival with 30,000-40,000 others. While the…read morefestival itself had some problems with organization that were completely unrelated to the ranch itself, I enjoyed my experience here quite a lot. There are some beautiful overlooks, a nice quarry lake for cooling off (although who knows how clean the water is, if livestock use it), and an overall great away-from-it-all vibe. I read that they use this ranch for mountain biking and I believe it. The hills are nothing to mess around with. Hiking will require quite a bit of up and down. Also, the dust was baaaaaaad. Come prepared with a mask or bandana if you are at all sensitive to dust. Other than that, it seems like a beautiful spot for recreating in the TX Hill Country.