PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 15 most popular bike & e-bike tours in Portland. The ones worth your time, with what each costs, how long it runs and who to book through.
Take a 2-hour bike or e-bike tour through Portland’s Old Town, Chinatown, Willamette Riverfront, Park Blocks, and the Pearl District.
Most Popular“Great weather and cool way to start our PDX trip! Super friendly, helpful, and lovely crew at Cycle Portland. Loved learning history and facts about PDX. Great value for the price. Awesome recs and insights from locals.”
Pedal Portland’s art, bridges, and poetry in a small-group ride with bikes, helmets, and water included. Great value for first-timers.
“Wonderful 3 hour bike Tour of parts of Portland that are not the predictable tourist spots. Our enthusiastic tour guide Kelly showed us the beautiful murals of Eastside Central, Burnside Skate Park, some scenic viewpoints near the bridges and then a wonderful local neighborhood at the end. It was nice that only a small part…”
E-bike self-guided tour from Cascade Locks to six Columbia Gorge waterfalls in 3.5 hours. Includes helmet, locks, and Multnomah entry.
“Bikes are easily to use and the route is well documented. The falls were beautiful and we really enjoyed the self paced nature of the experience. Tip - we went I. The morning and most of the biking is in the shade so it was cold. We were happy we had worn jackets.”
Bike and hike Columbia River Gorge waterfalls from Portland with a local guide, AC van transport, bikes and helmets included.
“This was a tremendous experience! I loved all the local and historical information on the drive to and from as well as the ride. Our guides, Angela & Sara, were so helpful and delightful! They showed respect for each individual. I loved tasting wild berries.”
Portland bike-and-food-cart tour with local stories, helmeted rides, and included samples at multiple pods for $95 in 3.5 hours.
“We had a great time on our food cart /bike tour! Kellie was knowledgeable, friendly and fun to tour with. We saw lots of art, but best of all we ate some really yummy food! Come hungry! The bike ride was easy and fun. A few surprises along the way. Highly recommend!”
Half-day Portland foodie ride by bike or e-bike with coffee, Cartopia food carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream plus local guide stories.
“This tour was so much fun! Bring on a bike allowed us to see different areas of Portland and experience the bicycle community. I highly recommend it. Jessie our guide was wondering and full of information!”
E-bike the Columbia River Gorge to Multnomah Falls plus Horsetail, Ponytail, and Wahkeena. Skip traffic and crowds; optional hike.
“This wasn’t even on our original agenda and I’m so glad we did it, because it was the best part of our trip!! I took my 13 year old daughter and we visited 3 waterfalls, the bikes were so easy to use and it was the best way to experience all the scenery! My only…”
Pedal Portland to two brewpubs, taste local beer at your own pace, then roll back for a Hopworks drink and a pint glass to keep.
“Ride was amazing! Casual pace, stopped at multiple stops, including the two breweries, river, park and cemetery. Much more than expected on the ride, but would definitely recommend!”
Cycle Portland’s Essential Portland 2-hour e-bike tour for $55, covering riverfront, Park Blocks, and the Pearl District with an expert guide.
“it was a lot of fun! I learned a lot about Portland and got to see so much. we stopped by the farmers market and I got delicious drinking chocolate. bailey was a great tour guide.”
A 3-hour Portland bike tour over Willamette bridges with roses, poetry murals, public art, and riverside stops, for $59.
“This is a fun informative & informal overview of Portland. We are cyclists & found it very low effort. The French pastry shop was a delightful exclamation point! We were provided helmets & useable bikes& lots of Portland history. I loved riding through various neighborhoods. Be sure to tip!”
Portland street art by bike in 2 hours. Helmets and bikes included, plus water and guided mural storytelling around Central Eastside and Burnside.
“Loved every minute! Would highly recommend. It was not difficult and really beautiful. The guide was knowledgeable and simpler friendly.”
Ride from Portland neighborhoods into Forest Park’s gravel wonderland on a carbon gravel bike or e-bike, with scenic bridges.
“This was a fantastic ride through the forest! A total of about 11 miles on the gravel, the rest is city streets and two bridge crossings. We rented e-bikes and I highly recommend them for the novice cyclists. Our guide, Charlotte, (on a conventional bike) was super! She was patient and fun! This was a…”
Taste Portland’s food-cart story on a 4-hour Eastside bike tour with a helmeted ride, 4 pod stops, coffee, and plenty of samples.
“We got to discover the city, its neigborhoods and its food pods with Kelly, who was a wonderful guide! Kelly was very kind, funny and knew a lot about the city! It's an excellent way of discovering new places even though you live in the city.”
Portland on two wheels for about 2 hours, tasting famous doughnuts and coffee, sampling single-origin brews, and learning neighborhood food-cart lore.
“Ana was a great tour guide. She was accommodating, flexible, and polite. It rained on our tour, so we were able to get the full Portland experience. We really enjoyed bike riding through the neighborhood and being able to grab coffee and donuts from local establishments.”
A 3-hour guided foodie bike tour in Portland: coffee, food trucks, and handmade ice cream along scenic bridges for $95.
“Toured with Charlotte, who ran the tour even though we were below the minimum count they usually need. Includes some history of Portland city and neighborhoods, and three food stops: chocolatier, entree at a food truck pod, and an ice cream store, all great choices. Pleasant way to spend an afternoon.”
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