Scottsdale Segway Tours - 6:30pm Sunset Tour

Make your way to the Soleri Bridge to begin your leisurely and informative tour of Old Town Scottsdale. Get acquainted with your chariot for the day, the Segway, which is easy to learn to use, and check out the bridge, which features 64-foot-high steel pylons that give off a captivating light. The bridge was designed by Italian architect Paolo Soleri and is meant to demonstrate the importance of solar features.

Cruise along the lively waterfront area, known for its public art installations, then dip deeper into the Arts District, checking out sculptures, galleries and contemporary Native American art. From there, whiz by the historic Little Red Schoolhouse, build in 1909.

Then it’s on to the very first US Post Office building, which now operates as Porter’s Western Store. Glide past other historic buildings including the Farmer’s State Bank, now the Rusty Spur Saloon, and the Roald Amundsen Pullman Private Railroad Car, built in 1928.

Pass by other highlights of Old Town, such as McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, and loads of galleries, modern arts plazas, the Civic Center Mall, and shopping districts before your tour concludes back at the Scottsdale waterfront.

Please note: Wear comfortable shoes and clothes and bring sunglasses. All Segways have a front handlebar bag for any personal belongings.