Two local guides bring depth to Leavenworth tourism

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Local entrepreneurs Tom 'T-Pot' Potter and Coco Hopkins are transforming tourism in Leavenworth through their engaging tours that dive into the town's rich history and vibrant community. Since launching Bavarian E-Bike Tours in 2019, they have built a reputation for offering immersive experiences that go beyond just sightseeing. The pandemic unexpectedly bolstered their business, allowing them to provide safe, intimate outdoor activities when other options were limited. Their tours not only cover historical narratives but also foster connections with local residents and businesses, enriching the visitor experience. Potter and Hopkins have expanded their offerings to include options like wine tastings and themed walks, catering to diverse interests.

Visitors often leave feeling a strong bond with the community, as they gain insights into the entrepreneurial spirit of Leavenworth. The duo’s commitment to showcasing both the history and the current vibrancy of their town creates a unique blend that resonates with tourists. Ultimately, their goal is to ensure guests depart with a lasting impression of the special charm that Leavenworth offers.

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