I WANT BIKE TOURS
The rides worth clipping in for.
The 10 portland bike tours travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Two hours by bike through Old Town, Chinatown, the Willamette River and Pearl District, with gear included and optional e-bikes.
Most Popular“It is a great e-bike ride of 2 hours but not fast paced and they took many breaks. Our guide Tory was very passionate and knowledgeable about Portland. Learned a lot.”
Bike and hike Columbia River Gorge waterfalls from Portland in a small group. Bikes, helmets, water, and AC ride included.
“We had the best time, the view of the gorge as you bike through it is truly gorgeous. Angela was the most wonderful guide, she made sure we were all comfortable with our bikes, kept us safe, and provided interesting historical information. My husband, son and I loved this tour. It was fun.”
Portland lighthouse bike tour with an XL lobster roll lunch, WWII history stops, and coastal views on an easy-moderate ride.
“Great way to spend the day exploring the Light Houses and South Portland area , Bikes are brand new , Lunch was terrific and Lauren our guide was spectacular, Highly recommend .”
A guided bike tour from South Portland to four lighthouses, with free stop entries, ocean views, and a lobster roll lunch option.
“Tour was a lot of fun and learned a lot about the city. Got to see the lighthouses and the lobster roll at the end was amazing!”
Bike Portland’s food cart pods with a local guide, sampling breakfast to dessert with helmets and water included.
“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!”
Cycle Portland’s half-day foodie bike tour: small-group ride with included tastings at Teamaker, Cartopia carts, and Fifty Licks.
“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”
Pedal-assist e-bike tour to Horsetail, Ponytail, Multnomah, and Wahkeena Falls in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge. Private, easy 2 hours.
“The only way to see the falls. Beat the traffic and parking woes. You have to watch out for the crazies who don't respect those on bicycles, but it's worth it!”
Portland brewery tour by bike or e-bike: two brewpub stops, beer tastings on your own dime, and a free Hopworks pint back at Cycle Portland.
“Not bad for a first time in Portland. Nothing that you can't do on your own, but definitely the good company kindness and knowledge of our guide Kevin was awesome.”
Easy 2-hour guided bike ride in South Portland to Bug Light and Spring Point. Coastal views, fort history, and a breakwater walk.
“Julia was a fun and informative guide! The ride was relatively easy to navigate, and the sights were interesting. We had a great time and would highly recommend this tour!”
Ride Portland’s peninsula by bike on a small-group 3-hour tour with loaner bikes, waterfront trails, and Old Port history stops.
“Rick was a great guide. We saw a lot of Portland and the bay on a beautiful day. It was a bit long for me as I don’t ride a bike often.”
