The 4 Best Portland Bike Tours

1.Essential Portland Oregon Bike and E-Bike Tour!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 431 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) Our pick

Ride Portland’s bridges, riverfront paths, parks, arts district, Old Town, and Pearl District in about two hours. You’ll use a regular bike or e-bike, with helmets and rain gear supplied if needed. Guides such as Donovan, Charlotte, Tory, and Bailey mix city history with practical restaurant and sightseeing tips. Minimum age is 10, or 16 for e-bikes.

“We did the ebike tour and it was very fun, Donavan was our guide and he was very good and flexible as to the route. We did a great ride along both sides of the Willamette River. A great way to see Portlands river front. Highly recommend! Mother nature provided light rain the entire ride but it made it a truly Portland experience!”

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2.Bike Around Portland Oregon: Art, Culture, Bridges, Poetry

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 302 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $47Best value

Ride through Portland with a local guide such as Kelly, Sara, or Edwin on a relaxed 3-hour route covering Ladd’s Addition, street art, Tilikum Crossing, Poet’s Beach, waterfront parks, and more. Bikes, helmets, and water are included. Expect mostly flat riding, frequent stops, and a snack stop that may be doughnuts, pastries, or ice cream.

“It is a bike ride. Wear appropriate clothing for weather. Bike pants and sunglasses would be a good idea.”

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3.Multnomah Falls Ebiking Tour to 6 Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 267 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $119

Start near Cascade Locks with a height-adjusted e-bike, helmet, lock, and digital route. Over about 3.5 hours, ride Old Highway 30 to six waterfalls, including Multnomah, Bridal Veil, Horsetail, Wahkeena, Shepperd’s Dell, and Latourell. Staff members such as Taylor, Brian, and Hannah have helped riders get set up, but you guide yourself and share parts of the route with traffic.

“I booked a self guided tour for 3:30 hours and it was very good, not enough tho to do everything in mind like hikes and stops at every waterfall but over all it’s fun, the bikes were good but the seat cushion was lil bit damaging to my bottom with the street pumps and all , Maybe bring something soft to put it on top and sit on it , it will save you literally. The company renting the bikes are soooo nice , i went to the meeting point using uber, and on the way back it was hard to find an uber because it’s little bit far from…”

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4.Hike and Bike Tour to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 184 reviews · 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $98

Leave Portland by air-conditioned van, then ride supplied bikes on shared Gorge roads and walk to waterfalls including Multnomah and Latourell or Horsetail. Guides such as Angela and Sarah add plant, Indigenous, and local history. Expect a small group of up to 10, about 4.5 hours, and moderate effort.

“Clearly seeing the Falls were the highlight. Omitting walk to top of Latourell and Multnomah Falls disappointing. If too much is being crammed in, the skip the blueberry farm and Vista House and stick to just the Falls. Also, the guide should leave her "woke" commentary at home. Did not sign-up for a White Man bashing.”

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