Experience Arizona in this off-road Segway Tour in the Sonoran Desert; the most exciting adventure in the Scottsdale Area! Warm temperatures, blue skies, and breath-taking scenery create the most perfect oasis; you will be so glad you came out. Your tour operates by special permit on the Fort McDowell Native American Reservation and takes place off the beaten path on beautiful desert trails located near the Verde River at the base of Four Peaks Mountain. The Segway is perfect for the terrain and relaxed atmosphere of the Sonoran Desert. It allows you to experience the desert first-hand and offers the best wind-in-your-hair adventure to share with your friends and family. It is an experience that you will remember forever. Your guide will provide you with information about the Yavapai Nation, as well as the unique flora and fauna you are seeing; everything from the great saguaros to bald eagles and wild horses. Please dress in layers with closed-toe shoes. Includes Cone Zone safety training and the best Segway guides in The West.

Pass over the historic Route 66, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad, as well as the Historic Beale wagon road. Continue into a small historic neighborhood before entering Northern Arizona University. Once on NAU campus the tour enjoys wide pedestrian paths through a beautiful mix of architecture and landscape. The tour explores the majority of campus before returning into the Historic Downtown Flagstaff district. While passing through the Historic Downtown Flagstaff, pass over the exact spot Forrest Gump stepped in mess while running across the country! As the tour moves into the adjacent neighborhoods the guide will point out parks, trails, and other things to do that are not obvious to the casual visitor. The tour continues through the neighborhood and arrives at the Old Town Spring, which is the settlement site of the first pioneers of Flagstaff. Old Town is located directly beneath Lowell Observatory and the tour will enjoy excellent views of the telescopes and campus. After Old Town comes the historic flag pole which was erected to celebrate Independence Day and eventually became the naming point of the city. Saving the best for last the tour will finally pass the Francis Short pond, which is a beautiful hidden pond with birds, ducks, and kids fishing. The smells and sounds on this section of the tour is considered by many to be the hidden gem of Flagstaff. The tour will continue through the neighborhood concluding back at the shop approximately two hour after departure.