PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 15 most popular cycling 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“Good guide, good bike, and great tour. Good introduction to Portland's cycle paths and Portland itself.”
Pedal Portland’s art, bridges, and poetry in a small-group ride with bikes, helmets, and water included. Great value for first-timers.
“Carrie was amazing! She is so kind and warm hearted and shares information about the city. Definitely recommend!”
Bike and hike Columbia River Gorge waterfalls from Portland with a local guide, AC van transport, bikes and helmets included.
“Great experience and fun. Know that you must be somewhat fit as the cold and altitude can play a role in biking. Although the team was super accommodating and had back up plans. They were very knowledgeable on the plants in the region and some background info. They provided light snacks and even went extra…”
Portland bike-and-food-cart tour with local stories, helmeted rides, and included samples at multiple pods for $95 in 3.5 hours.
“Amazing experience. I went solo and would take this tour over and over again! Dylan was a great tour guide and extremely knowledgeable and friendly!”
Half-day Portland foodie ride by bike or e-bike with coffee, Cartopia food carts, and Fifty Licks ice cream plus local guide stories.
“Taylor was knowledgeable and fun. The cycle shop also serve the community their space is in. Very friendly and routes that showed you hidden treasures historical and current of Portland”
E-bike the Columbia River Gorge to Multnomah Falls plus Horsetail, Ponytail, and Wahkeena. Skip traffic and crowds; optional hike.
“Bike ride was amazing. Being on a bike was the ideal to see all these nice places. My dad who is 71 really enjoyed it too. Would definitely come back another time with my kids”
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.
“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…”
Cycle Portland’s Essential Portland 2-hour e-bike tour for $55, covering riverfront, Park Blocks, and the Pearl District with an expert guide.
“Great short intro to Portland, the town with beautiful bridges, unforgettable roses and great truck food! Thank you Jaydon!! Guest from Toronto”
A 3-hour Portland bike tour over Willamette bridges with roses, poetry murals, public art, and riverside stops, for $59.
“Ask for Jonathan to lead your tour. Great guy. See the city up close”
Portland street art by bike in 2 hours. Helmets and bikes included, plus water and guided mural storytelling around Central Eastside and Burnside.
“Kelly was sensitive to all rider levels which started the ride off great to being with. She only got better from there. The street art she revealed to us were truly uniquely amazing pieces. I think the ride could have been 4 hours and we still wouldn’t have seen all the street art Portland has…”
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.
“Kelly was awesome to have as a guide! Safety was her number one priority, but we had a lot of fun too! She took my husband and I to some delicious local donut spots we probably wouldn’t have found on our own. She also had some valuable information and history on the city that enhanced…”
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.”
Ride an e-bike through Oregon’s Columbia Gorge on a self-guided route hitting six major waterfalls, with free parking and easy logistics.
“The waterfalls were beautiful!!! Just absolutely gorgeous. Wish we had more time.”
Every corner of the region, and every way to see it.
