Put down your smartphone and listen to the call of nature. Instead of live streaming, try biking by a stream or river. One huge perk of nature? No spam. No matter where you take the two-wheeler in Austin, the view is tree-mendous. Not only is bike riding good for your health, it helps you slow down and appreciate the world around you.
Austin Bike Tours and Rentals announced it would host a spooky city bike tour just in time for Halloween!
This city bike tour includes details of Austin’s darker history and most haunted hangs. Riders might even catch a glimpse of one of Austin’s spooky specters as they explore the city’s historic districts. Highlights include the Littlefield Home, the bat bridge, and The Driskill Hotel.
You read that right, THE Driskill Hotel. A normally functioning hotel by day, by night, the Driskill lights up. Not only with the usual Austenite nightlife, but the spirits waking to greet them! Like the suicide brides who’s stories, while identical, span decades.
Find out more about the creepy and sometimes sad spirits that haunt the beautiful streets of Austin. Our city bike tours currently depart on weekends at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. with an additional slot at 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
Bike tours include a bike, guide, helmet and water bottle holder. The distance is 7-9 miles and the tour takes about 2.5 hours. For more information on this tour, or any other, or to book a tour, visit https://austinbiketoursandrentals.com/austin-tours-overview-1.
If the term "team building" calls to mind silly games and exercises that seem to go nowhere, we're here to dispel that stereotype once and for all--especially if your company is in Austin. In a town this vibrant and creative, it's nigh impossible to not find something fun, productive AND memorable.
Here are some of our favorite Austin group experiences to inspire you for your next team building event!
Thanks to The Office and Michael Scott, the phrase “team building” can’t be used today without cueing eyerolls and groans.
But all jokes and negative stereotypes aside, team building has a very important place in a business’ cultural and operational fabric. It’s an integral way to build trust amongst employees, teach conflict resolution, and encourage communication and collaboration.
