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Biking is the best way to be your own tour guide and get around Stone Mountain! Use an easy to ride, comfortable e-bike or hybrid bike for a fun adventure.

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Since 2010, our family of tour companies has been entrusted with the care of sharing our great history of the Metro Atlanta area. In the world of travel, nothing is more valuable than local knowledge. We at Atlanta Adventure Tours believe our tours provide guests with that local perspective. We are committed to delivering an exceptional experience to every guest! This is achieved with safe rides, fun tours, safe routes, and southern hospitality.

Whether you are a local or a tourist, Atlanta Adventure Tours is a great way to explore in a fun, healthy, and green way.

2021 SEASON IS CURRENTLY PAUSED. WE WILL BEGIN TOURS AND RENTALS LATER IN 2021.  PLEASE CHECK BACK

We will begin tours and rentals in March. If you are staying at the park and are interested in a daily bike rental, please check our calendar for availability.

Daily Rentals: By appointment only. Check the calendar to make reservations.

Daily Rentals: Daily bike rentals are by appointment only. Pick-up location will be confirmed once booked.

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My daughter and I appreciate the excellent customer service! The attention to safety details and suggestions for fun is great! We had a great time riding the electric bikes around Stone Mountain. We will definitely ride the Segway’s! The best!

We rented electric bicycles at Stone Mountain and had a great time. The bikes were in good condition, fair rates and Phil was knowledgeable and very thorough in his explanation. Highly recommended!!

Today me and my best friend went to stone mountain to ride the electric bikes and we had so much fun! The people there were so friendly and helpful! Best services! We are definitely going back and everyone should go try out the cool bikes! 😁

Was visiting first time ,had great fun with bikes.Its a must have experience if you re visiting Stone mountain. We were able to cover the state park & all the trails with bikes. Excellent for people who are new to cycling as well as professionals.

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Highlights of Atlanta Bike Tour

• 2.5 hours | 8 miles
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Be awe-struck by awesome Atlanta

This is your not-to-be-missed bike tour of Atlanta’s cultural, historic, and environmental visions. It’s a unique ride into Atlanta’s dynamic, hip, and moving stories – revealed in the corners of its suburbs, the script of its murals, and the glory of its gardens. By tour-end, you’ll be awe-struck, moved, and totally in love with Atlanta.

Your guided bicycle tour begins on the Atlanta BeltLine, a natural oasis in Atlanta’s thriving cityscape, and its largest urban revitalization project. Ride along a cycle path lined with lush foliage to the leafy neighborhood of Inman Park, Atlanta’s first suburb, with its boutique outdoor dining spaces.

The Krog Tunnel is a story told with spray-cans – an edgy backdrop for your Instagram photos. You’ll ride past all colors of the rainbow in this urban art canvas linking Inman Park with Cabbagetown – a treat for the eyes and for the mind. Next, there’s the opportunity for a photo at the best free vantage point of downtown Atlanta. Fans of The Walking Dead will recognize this spot on Jackson Street Bridge as the iconic backdrop for the first season!

You’ll know you’ve cycled into Cabbagetown when the streets narrow and you see the double-height porches of the myriad 1800s mill cottages, delicately colored and nestling delicious eateries.

Marvel at the contrast of Atlanta as you glide into the Old Fourth Ward, a former industrial area now rejuvenated with trendy stores and dining opportunities, and the birthplace of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. The ward sets the scene for the final section of the day tour, promising to educate, move, and inspire. Oakland Cemetery, so named for the majestic oak and magnolia trees flourishing amongst the headstones, is the final resting place for over 70,000 Georgians and Atlanta’s oldest public park, offering 48 acres of remarkable gardens, sculptures, and architecture.

Finally, your bike tour enters the King Historic District, an area of landmarks, monuments and exhibits devoted to the legacy of Dr Martin Luther King Jr, including King’s birth home, the stunning International World Peace Rose Garden, 'Behold' monument, and the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church.

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This tour departs from Studioplex Lofts in the Old Fourth Ward section of Atlanta.

Studioplex Lofts 659 Auburn Avenue Atlanta, GA 30312

Please arrive 15 minutes before tour time. Once guests have been properly fitted and bike safety is reviewed, the tour will depart and roll for 2.5 hours. Please plan up to 3 hours for your entire tour experience.

Transportation

Studioplex Lofts are located one mile from the Inman Park Reynoldstown Marta Station. Exit the train platform on the Inman Park side. Edgewood Avenue dead ends into Hurt Street directly across from the parking lot entrance to Marta. Head southwest on Edgewood for .8 mile; turn right on Randolph for 1/10th mile; turn right on Auburn Avenue and walk almost 500 feet, you will see Studioplex Lofts on your right. We are located in Unit #19G located off the main courtyard. When entering the main courtyard (in larger building), turn right through the glass double doors and continue down the hall.

Studioplex Lofts are located 4 blocks (10 minute stroll) from the King Historic District stop. Exit the streetcar platform and walk east towards the King Center. Continue through the King neighborhood on Auburn Avenue until you see Studiplex Lofts on your right.

Parking is available at Studioplex Lofts and will cost guests approximately $8 to park for the duration of the tour event. Enter the 2-story courtyard and follow the signs to our location.

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Touring Atlanta by bike provides a really unique look at the city, including a lot of interesting areas I hadn't previously been familiar with, such as the Krog tunnel. I started to really appreciate the organic artwork that you see around Atlanta, especially by bike. Our guide was great and really knew Atlanta and its history well. I particularity enjoyed the Beltline. Plus Inman Park has some really beautiful homes and is capped off by L5P which is no doubt one of Atlanta's most interesting spots. The bikes were great and the riding was easy and fun. The length was about perfect.

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"Whether you walk or bike with Nedra, this tour will be an authentic and active pursuit of the history, people, and stories of the civil rights era in a small area of Atlanta teeming with relevance. Enjoy the connections and reflect on the new knowledge at a local cafe afterwards. You'll be halfway through a great day!"

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"You could really hear and see the echoes of the civil rights movement in the tour. She did an excellent job of balancing the riding with the stops and kept our attention throughout the entire tour. It was just right balance of vigor and ease of riding."

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"Nedra took us on an exciting tour detailing Atlanta’s contribution to the civil rights movement. We also reeled in the local street art, enjoyed refreshing smoothies made by local business owners, and rode through some gorgeous places we hadn't thought to explore ourselves. These experiences and authentic conversations have never been more important than today, and were the highlight of our Atlanta trip."

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Take a Self-Guided Bike Tour of the Atlanta Beltline!

Biketober is Atlanta’s annual fall celebration of all things bike-related. It’s a fun, free competition that encourages all Atlantans to experience the joy of riding a bike. If you’d like...

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Biketober is Atlanta’s annual fall celebration of all things bike-related. It’s a fun, free competition that encourages all Atlantans to experience the joy of riding a bike. If you’d like to hit the trails this Biketober but need something that works with your schedule, why not take a self-guided bike tour of the Atlanta Beltline? The Atlanta Beltline Partnership has created self-guided tours of the Westside and Eastside Trails, modeled after the free public bike tours they give on Saturday mornings that are currently sold out for the remainder of the 2021 season. Use these self-guided tours to get out there and log your Biketober miles while you enjoy these two popular trails.

The Westside Trail is 3 miles long, running from Washington Park at the north end to University Ave., where it connects with the Southside Trail. On this self-guided tour, you’ll experience the entire Westside Trail, the recently-opened paved section of the Southside Trail, and a few of the historic neighborhoods both trails pass through.

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The Eastside Trail is 3.5 miles long, running from Monroe Dr. at the north end to Memorial Dr. in Reynoldstown, with many fascinating points of interest and amazing art installations along the way. On this self-guided tour, check out what the Eastside has to offer from peaceful urban parks like Historic Fourth Ward Park to bustling developments like Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market.

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Ten Ways To Enjoy a Cheaper Trip to Atlanta

By: Author Kevin Monroe

Posted on Last updated: August 19, 2024

Atlanta is a city brimming with history, culture, and endless activities, but if you're not careful, your trip can quickly strain your wallet. The good news? You don't have to break the bank to experience the best of what Atlanta, Georgia, offers. With a few savvy tips, you can explore this dynamic Southern city while keeping your budget in check.

So, whether visiting with family or friends or solo  backpacking through the United States , these ten tips will help keep the costs down while still ensuring a memorable experience.

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1. Choose Budget-Friendly Accommodation

2. take advantage of free attractions, 3. explore affordable dining options, 4. use public transport, 5. enjoy atlanta's green spaces, 6. plan for discounted or free museum days, 7. attend free festivals and events, 8. shop smart at local markets, 9. embrace the city’s cultural offerings, 10. walk the city's historic neighborhoods, atlanta travel tips.

Accommodation can be one of the most significant travel expenses, but Atlanta offers many options. Premium hotels like  Forth Hotel Atlanta  can be an excellent choice for comfort and convenience. Still, more budget-conscious travelers can find savings at places like hostels. Additionally, consider booking your stay during the off-peak season to take advantage of lower rates and fewer crowds.

Hostels and shared accommodations are excellent options for those who enjoy a more social experience. Staying in a hostel, like those found near Atlanta's lively downtown, not only saves money but also provides opportunities to meet fellow travelers. This is especially appealing for backpackers who want to connect with others on similar journeys.

Atlanta is home to many completely free attractions, making it possible to explore the city on your trip without spending a fortune. The  Atlanta BeltLine  is a perfect example. This 22-mile-long path is ideal for walking, cycling, or simply taking in the scenery. It connects various parks, neighborhoods, and art installations, offering a unique way to experience the city's culture.

Another must-see is the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. This site offers free entry to the public. It provides an in-depth look into the life of one of America's most important civil rights leaders. Visitors can tour his childhood home, the church where he preached, and his final resting place, making it a meaningful and cost-free way to spend an afternoon.

Dining out can quickly add up, but Atlanta has a thriving food scene that caters to all budgets. Head to local favorites like Mary Mac's Tea Room or The Varsity for authentic Southern comfort food without the hefty price tag. These iconic spots serve classic dishes like fried chicken, collard greens, and peach cobbler at reasonable prices.

Food trucks  are another fantastic way to enjoy delicious meals without breaking the bank. They can be found throughout the city, offering everything from tacos and burgers to international cuisine. Attending food truck events, which often have live music and entertainment, is a fun and affordable way to sample the city's culinary delights.

Getting around Atlanta doesn't have to be expensive. The city's public transport system, MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority), is efficient and budget-friendly. MARTA trains and buses can take you to most major attractions, including the airport, making it a convenient option for tourists.

Day passes are available for unlimited trips, allowing you to explore different parts of Atlanta without worrying about the cost. Alternatively, suppose you're staying in the downtown area. In that case, many of the main sights are within walking distance, which can save even more on transport costs while letting you soak in the city's atmosphere.

Atlanta is known for its beautiful parks and green spaces, offering plenty of free opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.  Piedmont Park , located in the heart of the city, is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. With expansive lawns, scenic walking trails, and stunning skyline views, it's ideal for a picnic, a leisurely stroll, or simply relaxing in the sun.

Another green gem is the Atlanta Botanical Garden, which, although not free, offers discounted admission on certain days. This oasis is home to a wide variety of plants, flowers, and art installations, providing a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Watch for free events and special offers to enjoy these spaces without overspending.

Atlanta is a city rich in history and culture, with numerous museums that offer insight into various aspects of art, history, and science. To make your Atlanta trip more affordable, plan ahead and take advantage of discounted or free admission days offered by many of the city's museums.

For instance, the High Museum of Art offers free admission on the second Sunday of each month. This world-class museum houses an impressive collection of art from around the globe, providing a cultural experience that won't cost a penny if you time your visit right. Similarly, the Atlanta History Center occasionally offers free or discounted admission, allowing you to delve into the city's past without spending too much.

Atlanta's vibrant culture is showcased through its numerous festivals and events held throughout the year. Many of these events are free to attend, making them a perfect way to experience the city's energy without spending much money. The  Atlanta Dogwood Festival , held every spring, is one of the city's oldest and most popular events. It features live music, art exhibits, and food vendors, all set against the backdrop of blooming dogwood trees in Piedmont Park.

Music lovers should also check out the various free concerts held around the city. The annual Music Midtown Festival often has free performances in addition to ticketed events. At the same time, smaller venues and parks frequently host local bands and artists. These events provide a great way to enjoy Atlanta's music scene on a budget.

For those who enjoy shopping, Atlanta's local markets offer a unique experience without the high prices of shopping malls. The  Atlanta Farmers Market , one of the largest in the country, is a great place to find fresh produce, handmade goods, and local delicacies at reasonable prices. It's also an excellent spot to pick up affordable souvenirs that are representative of the region.

The Sweet Auburn Curb Market is another must-visit for budget-conscious shoppers. Located in the historic Sweet Auburn district, this market features a variety of vendors selling everything from fresh food to handmade crafts. It's a fantastic way to support local businesses while finding unique items that won't break the bank.

Atlanta's diverse cultural scene offers plenty of opportunities to experience art, music, and theater without spending a fortune. The Fox Theatre, a historic landmark, often provides discounted tickets to its shows, especially if booked in advance. Catching a matinee or attending a weekday performance can also result in significant savings.

For art enthusiasts, Atlanta's numerous galleries often host free exhibits and openings. These events provide a chance to see the works of both established and emerging artists, offering a cultural experience that's easy on the wallet. Keep an eye out for special events during  Atlanta Celebrates Photography , when galleries and public spaces throughout the city showcase photography exhibits, many of which are free to the public.

Exploring Atlanta's historic neighborhoods is a wonderful way to soak up the city's charm without spending a dime. Areas like Inman Park, the city's first planned suburb, are filled with beautiful Victorian homes, tree-lined streets, and quaint shops. Walking through these neighborhoods gives you a glimpse into Atlanta's past and present while enjoying the city's unique architecture and atmosphere.

Another neighborhood worth exploring is Little Five Points, known for its eclectic mix of shops, street art, and alternative culture. It's a great place to wander around, people-watch, and enjoy the creative energy that defines this part of Atlanta. Even if you don't spend anything, the experience of simply being in these parts of Atlanta is worth the trip.

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2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship purse, winner’s share, PGA Tour prize money payout

T he 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship purse is set for $20 million, with the winner's share coming in at $3,600,000 -- the standard 18 percent payout according to the PGA Tour's prize money distribution chart .

The 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship field is headed by Scottie Scheffler , Xander Schauffele , Rory McIlroy and more of the world's best players.

For 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship results and payout , see our final leaderboard

The 70-player field competes in the first FedEx Cup playoff event of the 2024 PGA Tour season, with the tournament being the Memphis kickoff to the FedEx Cup playoffs.

A cut will not be made after 36 holes to the top 65 players and ties. All players who finish four rounds of the tournament will earn money.

The prize-money payout is typically based on exactly 65 players making the cut and finishing the tournament. However, in PGA Tour events with a standard cut to the top 65 players and ties, the payout formula is adjusted to account for the exact number of players making the cut and will often include adding money to the stated purse to account for additional players.

The event is played this year at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tenn.

This is the 37th PGA Tour event of the 2024 PGA Tour schedule .

What else is on the line: FedEx Cup points, OWGR points, exemptions

Beyond money, there are important points, perks and benefits on the line for the field -- in particular, the tournament winner.

The winner of this event earns 2,000 FedEx Cup points, as will be the case for the first two playoff events. The winner gets 70 Official World Golf Ranking points, with the points available based on field strength.

The champion will enjoy the benefits of winning PGA Tour event, including a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour.

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