easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion needed beyond basic balance and scooter controls.
Scoot through historic Amish country on a private tour of Pennsylvania’s covered bridges. Discover scenic views, local history, and unique surprises on this unforgettable outdoor adventure.
Experience the charm and history of Southern Lancaster County with the Covered Bridge Tour by Strasburg Scooters. This private guided scooter adventure takes you along scenic country roads to visit some of Pennsylvania's most iconic covered bridges. Riding easy-to-operate scooters, you’ll glide through Amish farmlands, rolling hills, and quiet woodlands, soaking in breathtaking countryside views. Along the way, your expert guide shares stories about the bridges’ unique construction and the rich heritage of the region, making for a memorable and educational trip. Perfect for history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a fun, fresh way to explore rural Pennsylvania, this tour offers surprising stops and peaceful moments in nature. Whether you’re a solo traveler, couple, or family, the Covered Bridge Tour is an engaging way to connect with the past while enjoying a modern thrill.
Closed-toe shoes will keep you safe and comfortable while riding the scooters.
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially on warm days when the ride lasts several hours.
Tours may be rescheduled in case of rain or storms for safety reasons.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes early to get familiar with the scooters and safety instructions.
Lancaster County’s covered bridges were built in the 19th century and served as vital links through Amish farming communities.
Local organizations actively maintain the bridges and promote responsible tourism to protect this unique cultural landscape.
Vital for safety during scooter rides on varied terrain.
Keeps you comfortable during cooler spring mornings and evenings.
spring specific
Protects your eyes from glare while riding on sunny summer days.
summer specific
Hydration is key, especially on warm or long tours.