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All of our bike tours and our Eastside walking tours start at our shop at 833 SE Main Street, #124 . Our downtown walking tours all begin at Director Park , and our Forest Park urban hiking tour starts at Haven Coffee . Our walking tour of the macabre ghost history of Portland starts at Revolution Hall .

New: our Silver Falls waterfall hiking tour is the first daily-offered tour of this great waterfall canyon! It will be available in late spring.

People often ask us, will it rain ? Is it good to hike to waterfalls in the winter ? What should I wear ? Where should I get coffee ?

Best of the City walking tours 10 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m. $29 Portland, Oregon Soul of the City — Art, architecture, activism, culture! 2 hours, every day

Bike Around Portland Tour 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. $ 59 $49 sale! Parks, rose gardens, bridges and doughnuts: and a sweet, long ride. 3 hours, every day

Forest Park Urban hiking tour 9 a.m., 2:30 p.m. $50 From a coffee shop in NW Portland to the Rose Garden, a nice 5-6 mile (8-10 km) hike 3-4 hours, every day

Bike and Hike: Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls 8:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. $95 Drive, bike and hike adventure with lots of local mythology. 4.5 hours every day

Silver Falls Waterfall Hiking Tour 10:30 a.m. weekdays, 8:30 a.m. weekends $85 and $95 Stunning canyon, waterfalls and a moderate 3 to 5 mile (5 to 8 km) hike 5-6 hours, most days

Multnomah Zen: Hike the Columbia Gorge waterfalls 8:30 a.m., 2 p.m. $69 Vistas, waterfalls and small hikes totaling 2 to 3 miles (3 to 5 km) 4 hours, every day

Food Carts of Portland’s Eastside Bike Tour 10 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. $85 Sample food at several carts and learn about the neighborhoods, 6-9 mile ride 3.5 hours, most days

Street Art Bike Tour 2:30 p.m. $39 Immerse yourself in the industrial art forest in a 4-6 mile ride 2 hours, every day

Cannon Beach on the Oregon Coast hiking tour 9:00 a.m. $115 A full day of coastal adventure in the many beautiful areas of Cannon Beach 7-8 hours, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday and by request

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9 Best Portland Bike Tours, Rides, Shops & Experiences In Oregon

By Jessie Festa. My trip to Portland was sponsored by Visit Portland. All opinions are 100% my own.

We all know Portland, Oregon, is a great city for biking, touted as the Cycling Capital of America.

Once you’re there this immediately becomes apparent, as bike culture is everywhere.

While visitors can easily rent a bike and explore the city, I want to help you get away from the norm and bike Portland in a quirkier fashion.

To help you plan your itinerary, here are nine alternative bike experiences in Portland.

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1. Velo Cult Bike Shop

If you have one alternative cycling experience while in Portland, make it visiting Velo Cult Bike Shop. A bike shop-meets-bar-meets-art gallery-meets-movie theater-meets-museum-meets-cafe, the space is a community hub for bike culture .

Peruse one of the largest collections of historical mountain bikes on the west coast, many of which you’ll find hanging from the ceiling, and learn about the different breakthroughs that were made in cycling throughout the years.

In true Portland fashion they also offer local beer — including flights served on retro 70s skateboards — and roast their own coffee beans. This is perfect if you need a tune up, as you can sip a “Nectar Creek Honeywine Wildflower Session Mead” or “Portland Cider Co. Kinda Dry” while you wait.

Along with bike art prints hanging over the bar one can peruse hand-made and high-quality local bike accessories, like neon helmets from Nutcase Helmet and Velo Cut cycling cats.

For entertainment have some fun in their photobooth, head downstairs to their 45-seat movie theater with VIP room, or see a live show on their ground-floor stage crafted from the drawbridge of a nearby castle-style mansion.

2. Take Part In A Quirky Organized Bike Ride

While simply hopping on a bike and riding around the city or pedaling along one of the greenways can be fun, Portland is also home to a number of quirky bike rides.

First and foremost, their World Naked Bike Ride — which is exactly what it sounds like — is the largest in the country and promotes the vulnerability of cyclists compared to cars every June.

Also during June is Pedalpalooza , featuring 3+ weeks with hundreds of organized bike rides, many with weird themes like bike jousting, teddy bears or Star Wars vs. Star Trek.

You can also be a Zoobomber for a night, as this weekly ride involves riding a children’s bike — often in crazy costume — downhill at 35 mph near the Portland Zoo every Sunday around 8:30PM near 13th & SW Burnside.

If you’d rather just explore some great city rides, check out Pedal Portland: 25 Easy Rides for Exploring the City by Bike or Best Bike Rides Portland, Oregon: A Guide to the Greatest Recreational Rides in the Metro Area (Best Bike Rides Series for ideas.

3. Take A Bike Tour Of Bike Culture

While most city bike excursions show you major attractions, Portland Bicycle Tours offers a Bike-O-Rama Tour that teaches you about bike culture by taking your around the city and its suburbs to look at and learn about cycling infrastructure.

It’s a nice departure from the normal “and here we have the [insert guide book attraction] built in [name year nobody will remember]” tours, as it allows you to delve into an important facet of Portland culture: cycling.

Some topics covered include how mixed use zoning allowed for mom and pop shops to prevail in the city, how Protected Intersections are saving lives, why certain sections of pavement are bright green, what a “Copenhagen Left” is and why Village Building Convergence doesn’t just make the streets pretty, but is also great for safety (more on this below).

4. Walnut Studiolo

Walnut Studiolo turns bike accessories into art, as husband and wife team Geoffrey and Valerie Franklin craft leather bike enhancements out of their garage.

Some items include a Boxy Saddle Bag crafted in black, dark brown or honey using hard-sewn stiff vegetable-tanning leather, or a can cage made from hand-stitched rigid leather for your beer or soda.

They even sell a book featuring images of bicycle culture, art and style called “Velo: 2nd Gear.”

You can find their products at Joe Bike (2039 SE Cesar E Chavez Boulevard, Portland), offering an essentially bike-themed art experience.

5. The Pyle

“The Pyle” is an al fresco work of art that inspires new uses of public space and is dedicated to the Portland Zoobombers — mentioned above — composed of a large pile of colorful children’s bikes and one golden bike at the top reaching two storeys above the sidewalk.

Not only that, but it’s functional, too. The Portland Zoobombers began their fun weekly ride in 2002, barreling down hills near the Portland Zoo on children’s bikes.

The problem was, for awhile participants were all chaining their bikes on the sidewalks and making it difficult for pedestrians.

Instead of silencing their creative spirits, the city created a piece that could double as artwork as well as offer lender bikes and a place for Zoobombers to keep their things. It truly embodies Portland’s out-of-the-box spirit — not to mention is beautiful to look at.

6. Breakfast On Hawthorne Bridge

Hungry in the morning but don’t want to pay for breakfast? Ride a bike.

Portland has a unique program where coffee and donuts are offered free of charge to cyclists and pedestrians between 7-9am on the last Friday of every month on Hawthorne Bridge, the country’s oldest vertical-lift bridge and Portland’s oldest highway bridge.

According to my Portland Bicycle Tours guide, it’s interesting to note Hawthorne Bridge is the most popular cycling bridge in Oregon, with 20% of rides per day by bike.

The most record-breaking day was during the 2013 World Naked Bike Ride — Portland’s is the largest in the country — where 9,000 people in one day biked over the bridge.

On average, there are about 5-7,000 bikers per day going over the bridge in the summer and 2-3,000 in the winter.

Click here to see the current counter numbers. Bonus: the bridge offers beautiful views of the Willamette River and the city.

7. Village Building Convergence

Village Building Convergence is a beautiful thing — literally. If you ever cycle or drive around Portland you’ll notice that some intersections have colorful painted murals on the asphalt.

While beautiful, these are about much more than street art. In fact, it’s been shown that patterned and textured roadways actually make drivers naturally slow down, leading to less accidents.

Every summer for 10 days, the City Repair’s Village Building Convergence (VBC) Festival brings community members together to repaint old murals and paint new ones.

It’s also a great way to better understand Portland’s infrastructure and creative projects.

8. Hopworks Urban Brewery

Hopworks Urban Brewery , a carbon neutral brewery and Portland’s only certified organic brewery, isn’t just obsessed with sustainability and great beer, but also bikes.

To get there you can ride along the North Williams “bike-highway” and park your cycle in one of 75 spaces on their property. They even have tools if you need a tune up.

Have a sustainable at their restaurant bar — like Organic IPX Single Hop Ale made with their house-made beer or an all-natural pulled pork sandwich tossed in Velvet ESBBQ sauce — and dine under an array of colorful bike frames.

Hopworks also hosts the world’s only bike-in Octoberfest party in September, called Biketoberfest, as well as the annual Hopworks’ Bike to Beer Fest featuring bike competitions, BMX trick riders and the chance to power the brewery by pedaling an energy-generating bike.

9. Stumptown

Stumptown Coffee Roasters in Portland is a must-visit spot for coffee nerds, javaheads, and those traveling on a budget.

Every day at 3pm they host a free cupping experience where you can savor a guided tasting and learn how coffee is made and how to properly taste a cup (Tip: get there on time, as you won’t want to miss a sip).

Another highlight of visiting the annex is seeing the shelves of the high-tech and rare coffee brewing equipment, as well as a small museum dedicated to showcasing innovations in the coffee making industry.

One piece that’s interesting to look at is a piece of carelessly put together wood — shown above — that will probably make you stop and say, “huh? what is that?” (I did!). It’s actually what coffee pickers in Rwanda use to transport coffee beans from farm to production; however, it’s difficult to maneuver and very inefficient.

When Stumptown founder and CEO Duane Sorenson went to Rwanda to visit their producers, he saw how people were moving the beans and wanted to help.

His response was to create Bikes to Rwanda, which provided co-operative coffee farmers in Rwanda with cargo bicycles, bike workshops and maintenance shops.

Salt & Straw Video taken by Jessica Festa using a Nokia Lumia Icon.

Re-cooperate

And after a long day of biking, how does one re-cooperate in Portland? With delicious Salt & Straw Ice Cream — milk is often touted as the best thing you can drink after a workout as the casein and whey help muscle recovery.

This small-batch artisanal ice cream shop works with local purveyors to source decadent additions and quickly became my favorite place in Portland. Some top flavor picks include Sea Salt Ice Cream with Caramel Ribbon, Honey Balsamic Strawberry with Cracked Pepper, and Pear with Blue Cheese.

Get a visual of this heavenly stop above in a video featuring a Tyler Malek, co-founder of Salt & Straw, and fellow traveler Kirsten Alana .

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These Are Portland's 15 Essential Annual Bike Rides

By Katherine Chew Hamilton and Rebecca Jacobson March 14, 2024

The Eastbank Esplanade, one of many car-free paths in Portland, is a dream on a sunny day.

Image: Michael Novak

Portland Abounds with greenways, bike lanes, and bike shops—and a calendar of bike rides to match, from the famous World Naked Bike Ride to that one that shuts down all the bridges (it’s called the Providence Bridge Pedal). Whether you want to pedal leisurely with friends or slay an endurance ride, these are the essential events—annual rides, then series—on two wheels around town. 

Annual Rides

Worst Day of the Year Ride

February/March

Celebrating its 20th year in 2024, this ride perfectly represents the Portland ethos: good food, bikes, costumes, music, and not letting rain or cold stop a good time. While many Portlanders are still hibernating (the 2024 event will be March 24), riders can choose a flattish 19-mile loop through east-side neighborhoods or a much-less-flat 36-mile route that climbs up into the West Hills. A light breakfast is provided, and hot soup is served at the after-party. Let it be noted that speed is not the goal—but fun is.

Reach the Beach

This American Lung Association fundraiser starts in the metro area and ends at the coast. Past events have cruised through wine country and ended at Cape Kiwanda; the 2024 route runs from Sauvie Island to the Astoria-Megler Bridge, with different starting-point options for those not feeling up to 100 miles. Riders can register individually or as a team, and there’s a $200-per-person fundraising minimum.

Pedalpalooza is a good look for the Broadway Bridge.

Image: Courtesy Eric Thornburg

Pedalpalooza Kickoff

Velophiles of all ages kick off the three-month-long bike festival with a huge, free group ride. The route varies each year, but it typically starts and ends at a city park. Thousands show up, many on their weirdest rigs (tall bikes, tandem bikes, mini bikes) and in their most festive gear. It is, in a word, a scene.

Black Liberation Ride

Exclusively for Black and other people of color in Portland, this Juneteenth ride has rolled since 2015. The all-ages, no-drop ride is meant for Black cyclists to take up space on the streets, gather in community, and celebrate. (No date has been set for 2024, but we’ll update once we hear.)

The Dead Baby Bike Club, whose members identify as advocates of “tomfoolery” and “shenanigans,” hosts this event, which involves dressing up in finery (whatever that means to you), riding around town, and finishing with an epic after-party. Said after-party may include a dance party with live DJs, food and drink, trampolines, and/or lube wrestling in a kiddie pool. Take note: bystanders get splashed.

For nearly 15 years, the Working Theatre Collective has written and performed a play that unfolds over the course of a bike ride, complete with original music and choreographed dance numbers. The audience (that’s you) pedals from scene to scene. The 2023 show ,  Jurassic Bike , started with the premise of Jurassic Park and took a left turn involving bike DNA. It’s a gleeful, honestly heartwarming affair.

Seattle to Portland

Why fly or drive or take Amtrak between Seattle and Portland when you can bike? Thousands of riders show up for the one- or two-day, 206-mile ride with plenty of support stations along the way. (This year, it’s July 13–14.) At the end, riders pick up beer garden beverages and lifetime bragging rights. The $180–210 registration fee includes baggage transport.

Go as bare as you dare on the World Naked Bike Ride.

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World Naked Bike Ride

This isn’t just an essential Portland bike ride, but an essential Portland experience . The event, which happens during Pedalpalooza, is theoretically a protest against dependence on oil and cyclists’ vulnerability to cars, but also a celebration of bodies. You’ll see everything from full nudity to body paint to swimsuits to regular clothing. There are similar events in other cities around the world, and even other nude-friendly Pedalpalooza rides, but this is the big one.  Thousands of riders (2014, the biggest ever, drew 10,000) show up every year, so get ready for lots of bike traffic jams—and a dance party at the end.

The Providence Bridge Pedal is a family affair.

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Providence Bridge Pedal

You know that ride that shuts down every bridge in Portland? This is it. Around 10,000 cyclists show up (this year on August 11) to pedal 20 miles over seven bridges. A 13-mile family ride is also available. Tickets are typically $40 for adults, $30 for youth.

Ride the Rim

This one happens quite a haul from Portland, in Oregon’s one and only national park. For two days (Sept 7 & 14 in 2024), most of the main road around Crater Lake—the country’s deepest lake—is closed to cars, leaving it clear for cyclists, pedestrians, and runners. The event is free (aside from national park admission), but participants are asked to register so organizers can properly staff and stock aid stations, and there’s a $10 suggested donation.

Sunday Parkways ups the accessibility factor for all cyclists.

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Sunday Parkways

May–September

This city-sponsored ride series focuses on one quadrant or neighborhood at a time, closing streets to cars to create a route that’s extra-friendly to beginning riders and families. A few parks along each route take on a fair atmosphere with food carts, vendors, bike repair stations, giveaways, and the occasional bounce house.

Portland Trophy Cup

September–October

Are you cyclo-cross-curious? Portland is obsessed with this raucous sport, where cyclists ride through muddy puddles, jump over wooden barriers, and nearly tip over on tight turns. (Yes, you can be terrible at all of these things and still do it.) While many races happen in more remote locations, this six-week race series, which runs Tuesday evenings in September and October (the 2024 series starts September 12), takes place at Portland International Raceway. It’s just as fun to watch as it is to participate, and friendly heckling is encouraged.

Thursday Night Ride

7:30PM Thursdays

Riders gather at the Salmon Street Springs fountain for this free social ride, usually 10–12 miles, complete with blaring music and plenty of creative uses of lighting.

Midnight Mystery Ride

Midnight every second Friday

Calling all night owls: a Portland tradition for more than 20 years, this ride follows a different route, known only to the ride leader, departing at midnight every second Friday of the month, year-round. The starting location, usually a dive bar, is announced day of. May end with a bonfire; can get rowdy.

Breakfast on the Bridges

7–9am every last friday

Since 2002, volunteers have served up free coffee and pastries to cyclists (and pedestrians, skateboarders, and anyone else using nonmotorized transit) crossing Portland’s bridges. They currently post up at the Steel and Blumenauer bridges, Tillikum Crossing, and Ned Flanders Crossing (that’s the bike/ped bridge in Northwest Portland over I-405).

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ADVENTURE TAKEOVER

Suggested bike rides around Portland

Have a great ride

Want to see different parts of town while enjoying Portland's great bikeway network? These suggested ride maps include the round-trip mileage, a description of the ride, and turn by turn arrows on the map to help you navigate. You can browse them online or download a PDF at the bottom of each route to print and bring with you. The rides are grouped by city quadrant - check the map below to see where in the city you can find a route.

If you'd like to join PBOT staff on a guided ride, check this page of upcoming events .

1) Heart of St. Johns Peninsula Ride

7.5 miles; mostly flat, with a combination of neighborhood street connections, Neighborhood Greenways and bike lanes

Enjoy the views from Willamette Bluff, quiet Neighborhood Greenways and two great parks that bookend this tour of the St. Johns Peninsula.

Columbia Park (N Lombard and N Woolsey)

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Click below for a printable PDF version of the map.

2) North Greeley and Greenways Ride

7.8 miles; some hills, sections with bike lanes on busier streets

This 8-mile North Portland ride offers a little bit of everything. Discover Neighborhood Greenways of Albina and Arbor Lodge, the Bryant St bike and pedestrian bridge, enjoy views of the river from Willamette Blvd, and squeal with joy as you ride downhill on the new protected bike lanes on lower Greeley.

START/END :

DeNorval Unthank Park (N Kerby Ave and N Failing St)

3) North Portland Bike to Books Tour Ride

3.6 miles; flat with sidewalks, marked crossings on main streets, pedestrian overpass

Suitable as a family walk or bike ride, you’ll spy a strawberry, a family of chickens and a school of fish on bikes along this tour of 2020 Bike to Books street art, all originating from North Portland libraries. This route brought to you by biketobooks.com.

START/END:  

North Portland Library (N Killingsworth St and N Commercial Ave)

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4) summer of pride 2023 bike tour: north/northeast loop .

6 to 8 miles; mostly flat, crossing the Bryant St. Bridge 

Ride through North and Northeast Portland to visit and support up to 13 different Queer-owned businesses, including retail shops, restaurants, cafés, bookstores, a yoga studio, and nightlife locations. Keep the spirit of Pride going and get out exploring North/Northeast Portland by bike. 

Start and End 

Suggested start/end V3 PDX (6550 N Interstate Ave.) 

Click below for a printable PDF version of the map. 

5) The Bike to Books Tour 2023

10 miles; mostly flat, crossing the Earl Blumenauer Bridge

Ride through Portland's eastside to see seven different Bike to Books winning designs. 

Start and End

Start at "Unicorn" at NE 77th Avenue, south of Sandy .

End at "Rivers and Roads to Books" on SE Taylor, south of 42nd Avenue. 

Click below for a printable PDF version of the map. 

6) Roses, Parks and Greens Tour

8.6 miles; mostly flat, with two short blocks of climbing near Sabin school and downhill through Rose City Golf Course

Enjoy a tour along residential streets and greenways of northeast to the many diverse green spaces of the Rose City, including a community orchard and a hydro park.

Rose City Park (NE Tillamook St and NE 62nd Ave) 

  Click below for a printable PDF version of the map.

7) Parkrose Pedal Tours

SHORTER RIDE:

A great route for families, this tour of the Parkrose neighborhood highlights the I-205 multi-use path in Maywood Park, with access to Gateway Green.

2.9 miles; flat, mostly quiet neighborhood streets, marked crossings on major streets

LONGER RIDE:

This route connects all Parkrose School District schools and adjacent parks. With bike lanes on busier streets, this loop is for families able to ride together in a straight line alongside traffic.

6 miles; mix of neighborhood streets, greenways and bike lanes, one pedestrian path under freeway  

Parkrose Middle School (11800 NE Shaver St)

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Click for Ride with GPS long version

8) Four Parks of East Portland Ride

6 miles; flat, some paved trails, short sections with bike lanes on busier streets

This ride takes you on a tour of four East Portland parks and features the new HOP Greenway serving the Gateway District.

Gateway Discovery Park (NE 106th Ave and NE Halsey St)

-Southeast-

9) the art of foster ride.

5.6 miles; flat, some paved trails, pedestrian/bike bridge, short sections with bike lanes on busier streets

This ride is like a treasure hunt of more than a dozen vibrant murals and street paintings that dot the Foster-Powell area. How many can you spot?

Portland Mercado (7238 SE Foster Rd) 

To get a preview of this ride, watch this video from Bike Stuff PDX .

10) Summer of Pride 2023 Bike Tour: Southeast Loop

6 to 8 miles; mostly flat

Ride through Southeast Portland to visit and support up to 10 different Queer-owned businesses, including retail shops, restaurants, cafés, bookstores, and nightlife locations. Despite June and July coming to a close, use this bike route to keep celebrating pride all year round! 

Suggested start/end Love A Bowl (1401 SE Division St.) 

11) Ladd’s Key to SE Portland Ride

7.5 miles; mostly flat with moderate hills, shared roadways, bike lanes, two bike/pedestrian overpasses with elevators

Unlock to discover the unique neighborhoods of Southeast. Experience bike infrastructure of new and old Portland and enjoy unique views from the Bob Stacey Crossing and Lafayette St overpasses.

Ladd Circle Park and Rose Garden (SE 16th Ave and SE Harrison St) 

12) Sellwood-Moreland Nature Ride

4.8 miles; mostly flat with two short hill sections, paved trails, and Neighborhood Greenways

Enjoy a short ride along the Springwater Corridor Trail through Oaks Bottom Wetlands and Wildlife Refuge and Neighborhood Greenways of Sellwood-Moreland. Take time for a picnic or visit nearby Westmoreland Park along the way.

Sellwood Riverfront Park (SE Spokane St and SE Oaks Park Way)

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13) the classic waterfront loop ride.

10.6 miles; mostly flat, paved trails

You’ll enjoy a scenic ride along Willamette River trails between the Sellwood and Steel bridges on this classic waterfront loop.

Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade trail behind OMSI (1945 SE Water Ave) 

Click for Ride with GPS version.

14) Summer of Pride 2023 Bike Tour: Central Loop 

7.5 miles; mostly flat, crossing the Broadway and Burnside Bridges 

Ride through Downtown and Central Eastside to visit and support up to 19 different Queer-owned businesses, including retail shops, restaurants, cafés, bookstores, and nightlife locations. The Portland Pride Parade is this Sunday, July 16. This ride is a great way to keep celebrating beyond the march.  

Suggested start/end at NW Marshall Street and NW 13th Avenue 

-South and Southwest-

15) sw multnomah-vermont ride.

7.3 miles; some hills, gravel path, bike lanes on busier streets

You’ll ride through the heart of the Hillsdale and Multnomah Village business districts, past Gabriel Park, and discover some Neighborhood Greenways in the quaint Maplewood neighborhood on this SW Portland ride.

Hillsdale Library (1525 SW Sunset Blvd)

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Oregon Bike Tour

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Tour start | end: Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Length: 6 Days / 5 Nights Rating: Intermediate/Avid

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Bike Tour in Portland, Hood River, and Columbia River Gorge

Bike | hike | river raft.

  Our US West Coast Bike Tours

Start your Oregon bicycle tour in Portland and ride on the bike path along the Willamette River that Bicycling Magazine describes as a “must ride” in the city perennially named top in the US for bicycling.

Ride with a scenic backdrop along the spectacular historic Columbia River Highway. This road features the world’s greatest concentration of waterfalls.

Visit a remote Alpine lake fed by glaciers with imposing views of Mt. Hood. Take a dip, paddle a canoe, or enjoy a hike before cycling through orchards of the Hood River Valley.

Cross the Columbia River to Washington to ride lightly traveled roads under the shadow of Mt. Adams. Raft the White Salmon River, designated a Wild and Scenic River, on a professionally guided trip. Visit a local brewery for a private dinner and craft samplings.

Hike a route with stunning views and blooming wildflowers. Visit Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood and return to Hood River for an optional bike ride.

Your final day will be spent cycling a route named by Bicycling Magazine as one of the "Top Rides in the US." Explore the informative Columbia Gorge Discovery Center before transferring back to Portland.

Lodging Information

Distinctive lodging, carefully selected to complement your tour..

Riverplace Hotel, Portland

This boutique Kimpton property graces the banks of the Willamette River and is adjacent to shops and restaurants of the River Place. (1 night)

Columbia Gorge Hotel, Hood River

A classic Mediterranean Revival Style hotel built in 1921. This lovely restored property is situated above a 207’ waterfall and overlooks the Columbia River. The Hotel’s amenities combine to make this a perfect base for your active vacation. Spa, restaurant, bar. (4 nights)

• Support of experienced tour leaders from start to finish
• Full van support for a variety of route options
• Custom Sojourn jersey and water bottles – both yours to keep
• Rafting on the White Salmon River with experienced guides
• Hikes along some of the Columbia Gorge’s top local trails
• Visit the iconic Timberline Lodge, famously featured in The Shining
• 5 nights at premiere waterfront hotels
• All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
• Baggage transfers and porterage
• All breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 4 dinners
• Complimentary use of Sojourn’s equipment and bikes: Cannondale Synapse Carbon 105, Customized Fuji Absolute 2.0
• Tandem Custom Built Cannondales or Co-Motions options at an added cost of $300
• Limited number of Electric Assist or E-bikes are also available ( Learn More )
• Daily route directions, maps, and a downloadable GPS
• 5% Past Traveler Discount to use on your next Sojourn Tour
• Start & End: The tour starts and ends in Portland. We start by picking you up at the Riverplace Hotel at 1 PM. Upon tour conclusion, we will arrive at the Portland airport (PDX) at 4:30 PM. 
• Meals: All breakfasts are covered, as well as most dinners and lunches. We leave a few evenings and afternoons open for you to explore the variety of restaurants in the area. We strongly recommend researching opening times and making a reservation for the restaurants you pick.
• Shuttle: In order to offer you the best of the area on a trip, we sometimes have to make liberal use of shuttles.  On this trip, there are a handful of shuttles to get to and from the rides of around 1 hour. 
• Non-Biking Activities: As a multi-sport tour, there are a number of non-cycling activities. The hiking on this trip is rated as easy/moderate, with appropriate footwear recommended. The rafting on tour can be intense, but no previous experience is required. Windsurfing is optional but encouraged. 
• E-Bike: Limited number of E-bikes are offered on a first come first serve basis. 
• Van support: There are a few longer ride days and you can choose to ride as much or as little as you want. Our vans are always there to offer you a break.
• Flexibility: Our trips are designed to be flexible, giving you the freedom to experience it the way YOU want. So if you want some downtime or to do things on your own, our leaders will work to find you the best days to do it.
• Routing and Scheduling : The itinerary we provide can change on a certain day in terms of restaurant time, road closures, and weather conditions. Our leaders are fully trained at offering alternate plans and solutions. We seek your cooperation and promise to deliver the best vacation experience regardless. 

Private Trips

Reserve one of our regularly scheduled trip dates for your private group and qualify for reduced pricing. The larger your group, the lower the per person price. Gather your friends and we’ll do the rest to provide your group with a truly personalized and memorable vacation. Smaller groups can join published trips and receive reduced pricing on trips that aren’t reserved as private trip dates.

For groups of 12-15 people traveling together on a published tour date, a discount of 8% on the double occupancy trip price will apply.

For groups of 8-11 people traveling together on a published date, a discount of 6% on the double occupancy trip price will apply.

Group discounts may not be combined with other offers.

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Rentals, tours & bike shop in downtown pdx.

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Single Speeds cruise the waterfront with ease Multi Speed Hybrid Cruisers provide all day exploration Carbon Road Bikes are all the rage Flat Bar Road Bikes work great for upright longer rides Shred on one of our Trail Full-Suspension Mountain Bikes Cruiser E-Bikes provide a comfortable electric experience Adventure E-bikes are the perfect Forest Park assist Premium E-Bike provide the ultimate electric experience Carbon Gravel Bike is perfect for Forest Park Kid’s Bikes introduce the freedom of two wheels

We also carry Trailers and Bike Racks .

Rentals start at just $19 for 2 hours!

Bike Rentals Include

Single Speed Bicycle Rental

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Single Speed Bike

– Mixte and flat-bar frame styles available – All new components offer modern standards on a vintage frame – Front & Back Hand Brakes (No Coaster) – Rad Steel Frames – The perfect way to explore Portland on a budget. – Great city gearing (38:17) – XS – XL Sizes avaialable based on your height input – Maximum Rider weight 220LBS – Minimum rider height 4’11” (150cm) – Custom painted

Reservations are strongly encouraged and can be booked online until 6PM the day prior. Reservations after that time please call during business hours.

Except for 24 hour rentals, the date booked is considered the first day. (ex. 3-day picked up anytime Tuesday is due Thursday by 6PM) .

24 hour rentals are due back 24 hours after your selected pick up time .

Rentals not picked up by 6PM on first day will be considered “no show” and re-enter general stock.

Overnight rentals must be stored inside a domicile . (hotel room/concierge closet, living room, etc) A shared bike room is not a safe location.

Reservations subject to our 24 hour cancellation policy. Reservations and booking changes are final, and charged in full unless altered outside of 24 hours. We do not pro-rate early returns on reservations and do not offer partial refunds for cancellations within 24hrs.

Cancellations for specially scheduled private departures & custom tours as well as groups of 8 or more are accepted up to 14 days prior to your departure date and are refunded in full. Cancellations (and bookings) for groups made inside of 14 days cannot be refunded, altered, or exchanged.

Rental Rates

$18/2hr (Walk-In Only)

*2 Hr Minimum

$27 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$40 for 24 hours

$48 for 2 days

$60 for 3 days

$70 for 4 days

$80 for 5 days

$90 for 6 days

$99 per week

Multi-Speed Bicycle Rental

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Multispeed Bicycles

– Step-Thru and Straight-Bar frame styles available – 7 Speed Shimano Gearing – Shimano Twist Shifter – Chainguards keep pants clean – Upright/Comfort Style – Full Aluminum Frames – Great option for riding up to 30 miles daily, for longer distances, some prefer road bikes – XS-XL options available based on your height input – Maximum rider weight 280LBS – Minimum rider height 4’11” (150cm)

Reservations are strongly encouraged and can be booked online until 6PM the day prior. For reservations after that time please call during business hours.

Except for 24 hour rentals, the date booked is considered the first day. (ex. 3 day picked up anytime Tuesday is due Thursday by 6PM) .

Bikes not picked up by 6PM on first day will be considered “no show” and re-enter general stock.

All reservations subject to our 24 hour cancellation policy. Reservations and booking changes are final, and charged in full unless altered outside of 24 hours. We do not pro-rate early returns on reservations and do not offer partial refunds for cancellations within 24hrs.

$27/2hr (Walk-In Only) *2 Hr Minimum

$39 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$54 for 24 hours

$70 for 2 Days

$88 for 3 days

$103 for 4 days

$116 for 5 days

$129 for 6 days

$140 per week

Cruiser E-Bike Rental (Class 1)

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– Giant Momentum LaFree (Class 1) – 8 speed Shimano shifters, can be pedaled with or without motor active. – Upright/Comfort Style – Rear Racks + Full Fenders – Aluminum framesets – Great option for riding from 30-60 miles, distance dependent on terrain, rider weight, and power settings. – 6 Assist Modes (Please note that these models are “E-assist” and do not use a throttle to control power) – Speed: Up to 20MPH with pedal-assisted motor! – Bike weight: 43-47lbs – Small, Medium, and Large frames available, based on your height input – Maximum rider weight 280LBS – Age limit 16+ – Minimum rider height 4’11” (150cm)

$49/2hr (Walk-In Only) *2 Hr Minimum

$74 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$100 for 24 hours

$128 for 2 days

$167 for 3 days

$199 for 4 days

$225 for 5 days

$255 for 6 days

$280 per week

Adventure E-Bike Rental (Class 1)

Adventure E-Bike

– Our Adventure Gravel E-Bike fleet features the 2022 Giant Roam E+ – Available in Sizes S, M, L, and XL – E-Assist up to 20 mph! – 30-60 miles of range per charge – LED Display with Speed/Distance/Power – 700c x 45 aggressive gravel tires for optimum grip on varied terrain – 63mm front suspension – Perfect for exploring Leif Erickson Drive in Forest Park and other gravel rides nearby

Fitting options include saddle height/fore/aft, handlebar tilt, tire top-off, and brake reach adjust. Additional adjustments such as pedal or saddle install are available for an extra fee. If additional adjustments are required, please contact us prior to booking.

All bike rentals include flat pedals, however we have several sets of rental clip-less pedals including Shimano SPD, SPD-SL, and Look clip-less pedals for your convenience (which can be rented during booking), or you can bring your own pedals and/or saddle and we’ll install them on your rental for a small fee. Shoes/cleats not provided.

$54/2 hr (Walk-In Only) *2 Hr Minimum

$79 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$110 for 24 hours

$138 for 2 days

$175 for 3 days

$220 for 4 days

$255 for 5 days

$285 for 6 days

$310 per week

Premium E-Bike Rental (Class 3)

Premium E-bike

– Giant Fastroad E+ EX Pro (Class 3 E-bike) – 10 speed Tiagra Shifters, can be pedaled with or without motor active. – E-Assist up to 28 mph – Agressive Ride Geometry – Rear Rack + Full Fenders – Great option for riding from 20-50 miles, distance dependent on terrain, rider weight, and power settings. – 6 Modes: Off, Eco, Basic, Active, Sport, Power (Please note that these models are “E-assist” and do not use a throttle to control power) – Speed: Up to 28MPH with motor, pedaling helps you go even faster! – Bike weight: 43-47lbs – Reserve your bike by size – Maximum rider weight 280LBS – Age limit 16+ – Minimum rider height 4’11” (150cm)

$59/2 hr (Walk-In Only) *2 Hr Minimum

$84 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$120 for 24 hours

$150 for 2 days

$200 for 3 days

$245 for 4 days

$285 for 5 days

$325 for 6 days

$355 per week

Carbon Gravel Bike Rental (New Fleet 2023!)

Carbon Gravel Bike

– Lightweight Full Carbon Frame – Reserve your bike by size – Comfortable Endurance Geometry for long rides – Hydraulic Disc Brakes for riding in all conditions – Tubeless 42mm tires with aggressive tread pattern for a hassle-free ride – 12mm Thru-Axles for added stiffness and durability – 48/32t Sub-Compact Crankset and 10-speed 11-34 Cassette for the steeper inclines – Perfect for exploring Leif Erickson Drive in Forest Park and other gravel rides nearby

Models & sizes vary, to best determine which bike will fit you please reference your current gravel/road bike frame, or if you’re not sure we will always get you on the best fit bike determined by your height during the checkout process.

• Giant Revolt Advanced 3

– Bike weight: 19-21lbs – Bike lock not included with carbon gravel bike (we recommend keeping bike with you at all times) – Maximum Rider Weight 240LBS – For fitting and pedal options please read our rental policy below

$107 for 24 hours

$205 for 4 days

$230 for 5 days

Carbon Road Bike Rental (New Fleet 2023!)

Carbon Road Bike – Giant

Our Carbon Road Fleet is the 2023 Giant Revolt Advanced 2 with road 32mm tire/wheelset. 

– Lightweight Full Carbon Frame – Reserve your bike by size – Comfortable Endurance Geometry for long rides – Hydraulic Disc Brakes for riding in all conditions – Tubeless Tires for a hassle-free ride – 12mm Thru-Axles for added stiffness and durability – Compact Crankset and 10-speed 1:1 low gear ratio for climbing – Carbon Whiskey Seatpost for superior vibration dampening

Models & sizes vary, to best determine which bike will fit you please reference your current road bike frame, or if you’re not sure we will always get you on the best fit bike determined by your height during the checkout process.

• Giant Revolt Advanced 3 with 32mm road tires

– Bike weight: 19-21lbs – Bike lock not included with road bike (we recommend keeping bike with you at all times) – Maximum Rider Weight 240LBS – For fitting and pedal options please read our rental policy below

All bike rentals include flat pedals, however we have several sets of rental clip-less pedals including Shimano SPD, SPD-SL, and Look Keo clip-less pedals for your convenience (which can be rented during booking), or you can bring your own pedals and/or saddle and we’ll install them on your rental for a small fee. Shoes/cleats not provided.

Flat Bar Road Bike Rental (New Fleet 2023!)

Flat Bar Road Bike

– Lightweight ALUXX SL Aluminum Frame – Carbon Fork and Seatpost for reduced weight and added comfort – Reserve your bike by size – Comfortable Endurance Geometry for long rides – Hydraulic Disc Brakes for riding in all conditions – 32mm tires for speed and comfort – Sub Compact Crankset and 11-34 Cassette for the steeper inclines

The perfect balance of road bike speed and city bike versatility. Built on a lightweight ALUXX SL aluminum frameset, this new flat-bar road bike puts the rider in a comfortable position that’s smooth and efficient. The fast-rolling 700c wheels and vibration-absorbing composite D-Fuse seatpost help smooth out rough roads. The fast-rolling 700c wheels are perfect for tackling rough roads with confidence and control, while integrated ergo grips keep your hands comfortable on longer adventures. Powerful disc brakes give you added control in all types of weather. The Escape is a smart choice for commuting, fitness riding and weekend adventures.

Models & sizes vary, to best determine which bike will fit you please reference your current bike frame, or if you’re not sure we will always get you on the best fit bike determined by your height during the checkout process.

• Giant Escape Disc 1

– Bike weight: 21-23lbs – Maximum Rider Weight 240LBS – For fitting and pedal options please read our rental policy below

Bikes not picked by 6PM on first day will be considered “no show” and re-enter general stock.

$34/2 hr (Walk-In Only) *2 Hr Minimum

$50 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$70 for 24 hours

$90 for 2 days

$115 for 3 days

$135 for 4 days

$148 for 5 days

$160 for 6 days

$170 per week

Trail Full Suspension Mountain Bike Rental (New Fleet 2023!)

Full-Suspension All Mountain Bike

2023 Giant Trance X 3’s

– Lightweight ALUXX SL Frame – Fox Float DPS Performance Rear Suspension – 145mm travel – RockShox Yari front Suspension – 160mm travel – Tubeless 27.5″ x 2.6″ trail tires for reliability and agility – Dropper Seatpost – 12mm Thru-Axles for added stiffness and durability – Shimano Deore, 1×12 Shifters – Shimano 32t Chainring, 10-51t Cassette

Cannondale T2 Tandem Rental

Tandem Road Bike

This two-seater is ideal for companionship on the road, setting a blistering pace on group rides, and general road-riding fun! It uses oversize aluminum tubing that’s extremely lightweight yet laterally stiff. Leading the way is Cannondale’s Fatty R fork that handles the corners with precision. The 30-speed drivetrain sports a wide gear range perfect for steep ascents, and Shimano 105 shifters and derailleurs for flawless shifting. Other great specs include a DT Swiss wheelset, lightweight Cannondale components, Shimano mechanical disc brakes, and grippy Schwalbe Marathon Plus Tires.

– Oversized Tandem Disc Brakes – 3×10 Drivetrain – Rear rack – Front and Rear Drop Bars – 700 x 35c Tires

$80/2 hr (Walk-in only) *2 Hr Minimum

$120 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$180 for 24 hours

$240 for 2 days

$300 for 3 days

$350 for 4 days

$400 for 5 days

$450 for 6 days

$500 per week

Kid’s Bike Rental (New Fleet!)

Liv Enchant Lite 20

24″ – recommended ages 8-13:

Built with a lightweight aluminum frame, plenty of stand-over clearance, and easy-to-use gears, this is the rigid version (no front suspension) of the XtC Jr. family. With 24-inch wheels and smooth-rolling tires that can handle the trail or the road, it’s a fun and stable way to get started!

Giant XTC 24 Lite (24″)

20″ – recommended ages 6-10:

The all-new Liv Enchant Lite 20 is designed to be light, agile, and easy to maneuver on and off-road. Fast-rolling 20-inch wheels and trail-ready tires make Enchant a fun, stable bike to help build confidence and skills. Front and rear hand brakes provide powerful stopping power.  With its easy-to-use twist shifters, they’ll feel excited and secure as they tackle new terrain.

Liv Enchant 20 Lite (20″)

16″ – recommended ages 4-8:

With 16-inch wheels and a lightweight aluminum frame, Liv Adore and Giant Animator bikes make learning to ride easy and fun.  A shorter crank and narrow Q-factor make it easier to pedal, and short-reach brake levers give young riders confident stopping power.  The bike also has an adjustable riding position and longer insertion depth for the seatpost, which makes it easier to achieve a perfect fit for kids of different heights.  Note: training wheels are unavailable at this time.

Giant Animator (16″)

Liv Adore (16″)

$24/2 hr (Walk-In Only) *2 Hr Minimum

$36 Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$50 for 24 hours

$65 for 2 Days

$82 for 3 days

$95 for 4 days

$108 for 5 days

$121 for 6 days

$130 per week

Other Equipment

Kid trailer, dog trailer, and tag-a-longs.

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Bike Trailer

– Quick-release from bicycle – Quick-release wheels, and folding design for easy storage – Burly’s most popular kids trailer – Burly’s dog specific trailer can haul up to 75 lbs of beast! – Must be attached to a Multispeed, E-Bike Rental, or Flat Bar Road Bike due to attachment style.

$25 Flat Rate Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$50 for 2 days

$65 for 3 days

$80 for 4 days

$90 for 5 days

$110 for 6 days

$100 per week

Car Bike Rack Rental

We offer 3 types of bike racks rentals for your car.

Yakima Holdup 2:

Supports up to 2 bikes securely by the wheels, mounts to a 2″ hitch reciever

Saris Bones 3:

Supports up to 3 bikes, attaches to trunk or hatchback of vehicle.

Yakima Fullswing 4:

Supports up to 4 bike s, attaches to a 2″ hitch receiver

4-Bike Hitch Rental Rates

$40 Flat Rate Day Until Close (10AM-6PM)

$60 for 24 hours

$110 for 3 days

$160 for 5 days

$180 for 6 days

$200 per week

3-Bike Trunk Rack Rental Rates

$35 for 24 hours

$40 for 2 days

$50 for 3 days

$60 for 4 days

$70 for 5 days

$80 for 6 days

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