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Trade a crowded bus for an up-close glide through Beverly Hills. This two-hour Segway tour mixes Hollywood history, high-end shopping on Rodeo Drive, and photo stops at the Beverly Gardens sign.
Trade a crowded bus for an up-close glide through Beverly Hills. This two-hour Segway tour mixes Hollywood history, high-end shopping on Rodeo Drive, and photo stops at the Beverly Gardens sign.
You push off from a leafy plaza and the city hums into motion beneath the Segway’s steady whisper. Palm fronds tilt in a warm breeze as your guide steers the group toward the iconic Beverly Gardens sign; within minutes you’re coasting past manicured lawns, mid-century mansions, and the glossy storefronts of Rodeo Drive.
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Operated by Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours · Beverly Hills, California
You push off from a leafy plaza and the city hums into motion beneath the Segway’s steady whisper. Palm fronds tilt in a warm breeze as your guide steers the group toward the iconic Beverly Gardens sign; within minutes you’re coasting past manicured lawns, mid-century mansions, and the glossy storefronts of Rodeo Drive.
Beverly Hills grew from a 20th-century oil field into one of Los Angeles’s most photographed neighborhoods—its boulevards and grand hotels recall early Hollywood glamour while modern retail brings sharp, contemporary edges. Architecturally the area mixes Mediterranean revival villas, 1920s estates like Greystone Mansion, and the postwar hotels that hosted movie stars. Geologically this pocket sits on the Los Angeles Basin’s alluvial fans, a flat, walkable terrain that makes it ideal for a Segway route.
The tour balances sightseeing with practical skills: a 30-minute orientation, guided narration on celebrity homes and civic landmarks, and regular photo stops. Guides emphasize traffic awareness and courteous riding—Segways let you cover more ground than walking but still require attention in busy intersections.
Plan for steady sun and city temperatures; mornings feel freshest for photography and lighter traffic. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring sunscreen and a small bottle of water (bottled water is provided), and arrive ready to learn the controls. The experience is urban, energetic, and approachable—perfect for travelers who want to move through Beverly Hills with local context and a bit of speed.
Minimum age is 8; riders 8–17 must have a parent present to sign a waiver and participate.
Yes—helmets and safety equipment are provided and required during the tour.
Tours operate rain or shine; expect reduced visibility or itinerary adjustments in heavy rain.
Maximum rider weight is 250 lbs (113 kg). The tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart conditions.
Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from a leafy plaza and the city hums into motion beneath the Segway’s steady whisper. Palm fronds tilt in a warm breeze as your guide steers the group toward the iconic Beverly Gardens sign; within minutes you’re coasting past manicured lawns, mid-century mansions, and the glossy storefronts of Rodeo Drive.
You push off from a leafy plaza and the city hums into motion beneath the Segway’s steady whisper. Palm fronds tilt in a warm breeze as your guide steers the group toward the iconic Beverly Gardens sign; within minutes you’re coasting past manicured lawns, mid-century mansions, and the glossy storefronts of Rodeo Drive.
Beverly Hills grew from a 20th-century oil field into one of Los Angeles’s most photographed neighborhoods—its boulevards and grand hotels recall early Hollywood glamour while modern retail brings sharp, contemporary edges. Architecturally the area mixes Mediterranean revival villas, 1920s estates like Greystone Mansion, and the postwar hotels that hosted movie stars. Geologically this pocket sits on the Los Angeles Basin’s alluvial fans, a flat, walkable terrain that makes it ideal for a Segway route.
The tour balances sightseeing with practical skills: a 30-minute orientation, guided narration on celebrity homes and civic landmarks, and regular photo stops. Guides emphasize traffic awareness and courteous riding—Segways let you cover more ground than walking but still require attention in busy intersections.
Plan for steady sun and city temperatures; mornings feel freshest for photography and lighter traffic. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring sunscreen and a small bottle of water (bottled water is provided), and arrive ready to learn the controls. The experience is urban, energetic, and approachable—perfect for travelers who want to move through Beverly Hills with local context and a bit of speed.