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Around the Hill: Segway Sightseeing

By Roll Call Staff
Posted October 20, 2010 at 2:56pm

One cannot walk the National Mall these days without spotting a line of Segway riders ‘ like chicks behind a mother hen ‘ following a tour guide.

Three companies offer Segway tours. For updated tours, schedules and pricing call the numbers or click on the links below.

Capital Segway
https://www.capitalsegway.com

202-682-1980

Segs in the City
https://www.segsinthecity.com

800-734-7393

City Segway Tours
https://citysegwaytours.com/washington-dc

877-734-8687

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