Seeing the world by bike beats seeing the world by bus, as bus tours are often ruined by engine exhaust, construction detours, and guides who deliver facts by honking them in Morse code. Enjoy the calm of a two-wheeled trek with this Groupon.
Choose from Five Options
$10 for a full-day bike and helmet rental for rides along the Katy Bike Trail, redeemable on weekdays (a $20 value)
$30 for a bicycling, wine, and movie outing for two (a $63 total value)
- Full-day bike rental and ride along the Katy Bike Trail, including helmet (a $20 value/person)
- Shuttle ride to Yellow Farmhouse Vineyard and Winery (a $5 value/person)
- Glass of wine at the winery (a $6.50 value/person)
- Outdoor movie, starting at dusk
- Redeemable on Friday, May 11; June 15; July 20; August 10; September 14; or October 12<p>
$30 for a bicycling and beer outing for two (a $63 total value)
- Full-day bike rental and ride along the Katy Bike Trail, including helmet (a $20 value/person)
- Shuttle back from Augusta Brewing Company (a $5 value/person)
- Flight of the brewery’s craft beer (a $6.50 value/person)
- Redeemable every Friday through October, excluding the wine nights<p>
$59 for a bicycling, wine, and movie outing for four (a $126 value)
$59 for a bicycling and beer outing for four (a $126 value)<p>
Katy Bike Rental
Operating out of the historic Defiance general store built around 1898, Katy Bike Rental's owners Todd and Robin White showcase their pride in local heritage as they equip visitors for voyages down the Katy Trail State Park. Originally the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, the line has since been converted into a state park whose calm gravel trail winds through lush forest alongside the Missouri River. Cyclists set out aboard the store's fleet of hybrid mountain bikes, tandem bikes, or comfort cruisers, each with optional attachments such as child carts to tow kids. They then pedal past old railroad signals and between man-made stone walls, and follow cliffs running along the river. Additionally, Todd organizes events along the trail, such as wine and movie nights, at local wineries and breweries or, when it’s a flannel kind of day, log-rolling contests with local lumberjacks.
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