Top Oregon Overnight Tours

Learn about the haunted past of Portland, Oregon's Old Town with this guided ghost tour. Your guide will regale you with tales of the past as you walk to different allegedly haunted locations, wrapping up at Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub, believed to be haunted by a long-dead fire captain.

Start your day off right with a 2-hour brunch cruise along the Willamette River. Board the boat in the late morning and soak in the scenery of northern Oregon as your boat glides away from Portland. When you’re ready, help yourself to a buffet brunch accompanied by sparkling wine or apple cider. You can walk around the deck or sit near the cabin windows to view the stunning landscape.

Visit many of Portland's highlights in just half a day with this small-group tour of the city. You'll make stops along the way to see the thousands of flowers at the International Rose Test Gardens and take in the views from the elegant Pittock Mansion. You'll also pass plenty of the city's most interesting sights and neighborhoods, making this tour a great option for those who want to orient themselves.

Experience the Willamette Valley, Oregon's largest wine region, on this wine-tasting tour from Portland. In a small group, head south of Portland to the Willamette Valley wine region, famed for its Pinot Noir. Spend the day tasting different wines (at your own expense) at three select wineries and learn about the region, and Oregon’s wine industry, from your guide.

Oregon’s Willamette Valley is known for its fantastic wine, and while it’s easy to get to from Portland by car, driving yourself means limiting your consumption. This small-group tours includes the services of a driver so you can taste wine without worrying about designating a driver, showcasing off-the-beaten-path wineries that you might otherwise miss.

See the snowy peaks of Mount Hood and the surrounding dense forests and waterfalls from unparalleled views on this small-group flight. After boarding your flight, your pilot soars over the Columbia River, past Multnomah Falls and Latourell Falls, and right up to Mount Hood, the highest point in the state. These are views you can't find anywhere else.

Visit Mt. Hood and the Columbia Gorge, with a couple of stops for wine tasting along the way, with this full-day tour. You'll visit Multnomah Falls, the Columbia Gorge's most famous attraction, hang out at Mt. Hood's historic Timberline Lodge, and pay a visit to two different wineries to taste Gorge-produced wine. There will be a hosted lunch on tour and a glass of wine at one of the wineries included. You will also be able to purchase beverages at your leisure during winery visits.