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Be Among the First to Ride: Heritage Rail Bikes Opening July 18th
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There’s something exciting about being the first.
First to try something new. First to discover a different kind of local outing. First to say, “we did that opening weekend.” You know the feeling.
Pending final board approval, Heritage Rail Bikes is preparing to open in French Lick, IN July 18th, giving guests a new way to experience nature: riding the rails on electric-assist rail bikes built for a relaxed, scenic adventure with friends and family.
Opening weekend ride times are on sale now.
For anyone looking for something different to do close to home, opening weekend offers the chance to be part of the very first group of riders to experience Heritage Rail Bikes. It is not another beach day, restaurant reservation, or movie night. It is a new local adventure — one that gives guests a chance to see this historic railroad from a perspective most people have never experienced before.
The ride is approximately 10 miles round trip and takes about an hour, making it easy to fit into a summer weekend. Guests pedal together on specially designed rail bikes for a smooth, comfortable, and enjoyable ride. The experience is designed to feel active without being overly demanding, making it a natural fit for families, couples, friend groups, and visiting relatives.
Along the route, riders can enjoy wildlife and historic train cars as they travel along the track. It is a chance to slow down, get outside, and try something that feels familiar enough to be easy — but different enough to be memorable.
All of this is what goes into making opening weekend so special. There will only be one first weekend, and for a limited number of guests, July 18th and 19th will be the dates they get to say they were among the first to ride.
Be among the first to ride during opening weekend and reserve your spot today.
For a limited time, the first 100 reservations can save 25% with coupon code LAUNCH. Tickets are available now on the homepage of HeritageRailBikes.com, or by clicking the button below.