PORTLAND
Portland's standouts, both coasts.
The 8 standout art, glass & creative experiences a Portland traveller will actually book. What each one covers, who runs it, and what it costs from the dock or the trailhead.
Hopscotch Portland is a 90-minute, $24 ticket to 14 light and sound art rooms, with food, drinks, and a gift shop.
“Fun, explorative, and interactive. Would highly recommend for couples, families, and groups. A must when in pdx”
Ride Portland’s Central Eastside street art in 2 hours. Bikes, helmets, and water included, led by guides like Kelly and Austin.
“Such a fun experience! Pretty easy biking. Bike and helmets are in good condition. Our your guide, Kelly, was super knowledgeable and friendly. Beautiful street art!”
Portland grilling class with Chef Steven. Learn the science, cook your meal on the grill, and eat dinner included for $105.
“I had a great time and the chef provided a lot of tips and hints that will enhance the flavor and the techniques I will be using for grilling food. I look forward to utilizing the tips and hints this summer.”
Portland Central Eastside walking tour with small-group tea, coffee, and craft beer tastings. 2h15, $55, mobile ticket, snacks included.
“Great guides. That is all i have to say. They did a great job. More to say??? Great places for beer.”
Portland indoor skydiving at iFLY: learn body position and fly twice in a vertical wind tunnel for about 75 minutes with a certificate.
“Exciting experience, great instructor, super clean facilities, and the staff was personable and knowledgeable.”
Beginner glassblowing in Portland with instructor Brahim. Make 2–3 glass pieces in 3 hours, then wait for kiln-ready results.
“Totally beyond expectations. The instructor was well trained and he allowed you to experiment on your own. This was our first time ever blowing glass and being taught correctly.”
A small-group plein-air watercolor class in Portland, Maine, with JoAnn at lighthouse and coastal spots—supplies included, easy for all levels.
“My daughter and I had a great time painting in this beautiful location. Our teacher showed us many techniques and allowed us to be creative as well. It was a great balance of being taught and still being able to express ourselves. I would highly recommend this experience!”
Art-first Portland morning, then Willamette Valley wine country: farm-to-table lunch, pop art tasting room, and creative Bree Stock wines.
“We had an amazing time on this tour! Being local to Portland, we visit wine country fairly often and were blown away with this art & wine experience. This is the perfect tour for anyone who is visiting from out of town or just wants to visit wine cRead more”
