Enjoy this 2 hour self-guided tour along the West Lake Toho lakefront into Kissimmee Lakefront Park and then down into the Shingle Creek swamp. Ride in comfort with the oversized padded seat with backrest. Get up close and personal with Florida's nature and wildlife as you cruise along the trail with no pedaling needed. Simply twist the throttle and go!

You will encounter a variety of Florida wildlife on your tour which might include ducks, squirrels, sand hill cranes, lots of different types of birds, snakes, turtles and even the occasional alligator! Every tour is different and you never know what to expect.

As you leisurely ride through the park, you will see several playgrounds, a splash pad, a lighthouse, a fishing pier, a marina, plenty of picnic pavilions and several memorials including the Monument of States. There's even a cafe at the marina if you want to stop for a bite to eat before or after your tour. It's just a few steps away from where you will pick up the trikes.

Each 3-wheeled trike comes with a large basket in the back so feel free to bring along a small cooler or other personal items. They are capable of speeds between 10-15mph on full electric and have a water bottle holder on the front handlebars. The trikes are recommended for everyone 14 and up. They are great for seniors and especially for those that might not be able to balance a traditional bicycle. 

Downtown Kissimmee is just a few blocks from the lakefront park where you'll find many different restaurants, pubs and local businesses.

Want to spend more time at the park or perhaps grab a bite to eat during your tour at one of the local restaurants? If so, be sure to check out our 3 hour and 4 hour rental options.

We also have 2 other locations in Kissimmee offering bike and trike tours. One at East Lake Toho and the other at the Shingle Creek Trail at the Osceola History Museum. East Lake Toho has a sandy beach for swimming, if you dare... and Shingle Creek trail takes you from the Osceola History Museum back to the Pioneer Village along Shingle Creek.