Discover Olympic Peninsula birds on two quiet wheels
All Day Self-Guided: Birding Experience by Electric Bike
The Olympic Peninsula is home to over 300 bird species throughout the year. This self-guided birding experience combines the quiet, eco-friendly approach of an e-bike with the freedom to stop whenever something captures your attention. Unlike birding by car, the e-bike allows you to move silently through habitats, getting closer to birds without disturbance.
We’ve curated a route through the region’s most productive birding habitats—coastal areas, wetlands, riparian zones, and temperate rainforest. You’ll receive a detailed checklist of 19+ common species including Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons, Pacific Wrens, Varied Thrush, and more.
Perfect for all skill levels, from first-time birders to experienced enthusiasts. The e-bike lets you cover 30-35 miles comfortably, accessing multiple birding hotspots in a single day while riding quietly through diverse habitats.
Birding Experience Self-Guided E-Bike Tour
Go on an Olympic Peninsula Birding Experience by Bike
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Birding Experience by E-Bike Self-Guided Tour
$92 per person
Cancellation Policy:
Cancel at least 48 hours in advance for a full refund or 24 hours in advance for a 50% refund.
Go Birding to See Over 300 Species of Birds Including Soaring Bald eagles
Waterbirds: Bald Eagle, Osprey, Great Blue Heron, Belted Kingfisher, Pacific Loon, Common Loon, Surf Scoter, Black Oystercatcher, Pigeon Guillemot, Marbled Murrelet
Forest Birds: Pacific Wren, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Steller’s Jay, Varied Thrush, Northern Flicker, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Dark-eyed Junco, Hermit Thrush, Golden-crowned Kinglet
Birding Hotspots Locations
Ediz Hook – Coastal & marine birds
Dungeness River – Riparian & wetland species
Forest Sections – Woodland birds
Sequim Valley – Raptors & open-country birds
