PORTLAND
Portland's standouts, both coasts.
The 10 standout bike & e-bike tours a Portland traveller will actually book. What each one covers, who runs it, and what it costs from the dock or the trailhead.
Guided 2-hour bike or e-bike tour of Portland’s Old Town, Chinatown, waterfront, Park Blocks, and Pearl District.
“It was a nice paced informative bike tour. Bike was nice and in good shape, with clean helmet. Tour guide new his stuff. Great way to see the city.”
Ride Portland by bike with a local guide, focusing on SE neighborhoods, MAX art, two unusual bridges, and student-written poetry by the river.
“We rode through a lot of different areas of Portland. It’s a city of contrasts. Lovely areas, bustling businesses, vacant structures, and homeless. A very comprehensive tour.”
E-bike the Columbia River Gorge from Multnomah Falls to six waterfalls. Height-tuned bikes, locks, helmets, and a self-guided route.
“We had no issues finding the bike place, and the person who greeted us was really nice. She explained how to work the bikes, gave great suggestions for our tour, and then we were off! The bikes worked great, we had no issues with the road or the drivers - it does get a bit…”
A guided half-day hike and bike tour from Portland to iconic Columbia River Gorge waterfalls, with bikes, helmets, and A/C included.
“Our tour guides were amazing and extremely informative. They pointed out specific plants and recommended places to check out in Portland as well.”
Cycle Portland’s waterfront to key lighthouses, hear WWII stories, and finish with an extra-large lobster roll lunch on a small-group ride.
“Molly was our guide and she did a wonderful job of planning the route we took around Portland. Went to 3 lighthouses and rode through some beautiful neighborhoods. The lobster roll we had was amazing. Packed full of lobster and Molly had molasses cookies for a nice treat. I will say you need to be…”
Guided bike ride to 4 South Portland lighthouses with iconic views, free lighthouse stops, and a refueling lobster roll lunch.
“Wonderful experience! Great for first time visitors to Portland. Tour guides were very knowledgeable and friendly! Great value for the price”
Portland by bike with local stories and food-cart tastings at iconic pods. Small group, bikes and samples included in a 3.5-hour ride.
“Kelly was a FABULOUS guide! Super fun, funny and so full of great Portland facts. She was very safety conscious throughout our journey, and she provided some amazingly tasty treats along the way via food cart.s We love our adventure and seeing a slice of our hometown from two wheels! I highly recommend!”
Portland food on two wheels: guided bike and e-bike tour with coffee, herbal tea, iconic food carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream.
“We had excellent guides who brought us to some of the best places in Portland. The biking was fun and the weather was perfect.”
Ride pedal-assist e-bikes between Gorge waterfalls, skip the stress, and get time at Multnomah Falls plus optional Ponytail Falls.
“This is not a guided tour but the route is self explanatory. The location is easy to miss so make sure you give your self enough time to find the location.”
Cycle Portland’s brewery route to two brewpubs, sample local beer, and finish with a free Hopworks pint and souvenir glass.
“A great tour of Portland and amazing beer! We were staying in Northwest Portland so it was great to travel to several east side neighborhoods and learn about the city, bike culture and beer culture. Tory was a great guide and very experienced in leading bike tours. We felt very safe and the pace was…”
