About Your Touring
Your Touring is operated by Epic Electric Scooters Inc. (also trading as Epic Mobility), a company registered in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Your Touring is its brand name, and Epic Electric Scooters Inc. is the contracting party on every order.
Your Touring turns a city into a tour you can start right now. There's no meeting point, no schedule and no group to keep up with — you tell us how you're getting around, where you're standing and how much time you have, and we build a route that fits.
Every stop in our library is written for the person standing in front of it: a short piece of history, what to actually look at, and roughly how long people linger. Between stops you get live directions, and you can skip, reorder or add places whenever you feel like it.
We started in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, where visitors kept asking the same question at the rental counter: what should I go see? Your Touring is our answer, and we're adding cities as fast as we can write them properly.
Who runs Your Touring
Your Touring is made by Epic Electric Scooters Inc., trading as Epic Mobility — a Charlottetown company that has been renting e-scooters and e-bikes to visitors here since 2022. Riders kept asking us the same thing: where should I actually go? We knew the answers, so we started writing them down stop by stop, and those notes became these routes.
Every stop is one we have been to. Each includes a short bit of history, what to look for when you get there, and roughly how long to stay before moving on.
Epic Mobility is the operating name of Epic Electric Scooters Inc. 305-119 Queens Street, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4B3 · support@epicmobility.ca · 902 903 6062
Why the stop list is trustworthy
- Every stop is written, not scraped into a list. Each one gets a short history, what to actually look at when you're standing there, and a realistic sense of how long people linger. If we can't write that honestly, the stop doesn't go in.
- Locations are checked against the real place. Coordinates, entrances and photos are verified so the directions take you to the door, not to a rooftop pin two streets away.
- Nobody pays to be a stop. Businesses can buy access codes to give their customers free tours, but that never buys a place on a route or a ranking in the library.
- We add cities slowly on purpose. A city only goes live when there are enough properly written stops to make a real tour. That's why the list is short, not thirty cities deep.
- Wrong is fixable. Hours change and places close — tell us and we correct it, usually the same week.