Top Oregon Sightseeing Tours in 2026

Spend an entire day traveling through Hells Canyon and experience wildlife, swim in the fresh water, visit our historical sites and museums and more! This adventure through the Wild River Section features the biggest rapids on the river, the deepest depths of the canyon, and the most jaw-dropping scenery transitions throughout — you can expect to see rock walls, desert grasslands, and alpine forests on the same trip. Listen to our captains as they regale you with stories about the early Native Americans who inhabited this area and the ranching families that called Hells Canyon home. Keep your eyes open for wildlife such as bald eagles, black bears, and bighorn sheep. Lunch included.

Gone are the days of choosing between a drowsy shuttle bus driver or the self-proclaimed expert viticulturalist to guide your journey through Oregon wine country. Welcome to The Good Vibes Tour, we specialize in transporting you directly to the experts: the passionate artisans behind these exceptional Willamette Valley vintages. It all begins with The Vibe. Our drivers are adept at gauging the group and seamlessly adapting their interaction to enhance the collective; interacting as much or as little as adds to your experience. Then there’s our meticulously crafted luxury coaches. Far from your typical passenger van or conventional limousine, our transport evokes the ambiance of the Pacific NW; complete with an open and inviting floorplan, rustic wood accents, a simulated fireplace, and modern amenities like a coffee nook, Bluetooth music and optional karaoke. Take a photo/video tour of our fleet online and book your adventure!

Our 2 hour guided snowmobile tours will take you throughout the Newberry National Volcanic Monument located in the heart of Central Oregon. The massive caldera of the Newberry Volcano, is the largest shield volcano in the Cascade Mountain Range. Our experienced guides will lead you to some of the areas natural wonders such as Paulina Lake, Paulina Falls, East Lake, The Big Obsidian Lava Flow, and weather permitting up to the summit of this 7,989-ft active shield volcano! On our two hour tours, you’ll enjoy world-class views and an endless variety of trails for all skill levels and rider abilities.

Choose either to explore around Mt. Bachelor and drive up the Cascade Mountain Lakes Scenic Highway or the Three Sisters Mountains including Three Creeks Lake and views of Tam MacArthur Rim. Learn about the natural landscape with a local photographer by Central Oregon's best scenic view points and get 15-20 high quality edited photos to remember your time here and the picturesque Cascade Mountains.

If you’ve flown around one mountain, you know how incredible it is. Now imagine flying around three for the most up close aerial view you can have! Experience up close details of Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Hood, and Mt. Adams on this air tour that takes you around these three iconic Pacific Northwest mountain peaks. On this flight tour, you’ll see these mountains in incredible detail, including overflying vast forests filled with lakes, creeks, rivers, valleys, and trees. This will be an experience you’ll never forget.

Our 4 hour guided snowmobile tours will take you throughout the Newberry National Volcanic Monument located in the heart of Central Oregon. The massive caldera of the Newberry Volcano, is the largest shield volcano in the Cascade Mountain Range. Our experienced guides will lead you to some of the areas natural wonders such as Paulina Lake, Paulina Falls, East Lake, The Big Obsidian Lava Flow, and weather permitting up to the summit of this 7,989-ft active shield volcano! On our four hour tours, you’ll enjoy world-class views and an endless variety of trails for all skill levels and rider abilities.

We offer premium, curated wine experiences that are perfect for travelers, wine lovers, and private groups. Explore beautiful vineyard landscapes while enjoying expertly guided tastings at 2 -4 hand selected boutique and estate wineries. Our tours can be customized to fit your desires, whether you’re interested in gourmet food pairings, private luxury experiences, or special event packages. Enjoy our transparent pricing with no hidden fees and comfortable vehicle for a relaxing day in wine country. - Explore 3-5 boutique and estate wineries with expert guides - Tailored private luxury tours for couples and groups - Enjoy exclusive reserve tastings and artisan food pairings - Flexible half-day and full-day options available

There's no better way to explore Portland than on bicycle, and with this private electric bike tour, you'll get to see the best of what this city has to offer, like a local! This tour is led by a former city spokesperson who knows the city inside and out. There will be plenty of stops along the way for photos and snacks, and special requests can be made in advance.

Jeff Davies has 30+ years of guiding Willamette Valley Wine Tours. I have top reviews on TripAdvisor, Google and Yelp for Private Tours & Group Tours. My commentary will give guests insider knowledge and our winery visits will give guests memorable encounters with winery staff. I can specialize the tour to suit your taste. I prefer wineries with amazing wine and beautiful views but, it's your choice. You can choose your wineries and can also pick them . Also, there are lunch choices to be made.

Discover Portland with our self-guided tour, exploring the quirky, creative, and fiercely independent city nestled between the snow-capped peaks of Mount Hood and the rugged Oregon coast. Begin at Pioneer Courthouse Square and wander into Powell's City of Books, the largest independent bookstore in the world, filling an entire city block with over a million volumes. Stroll the warehouses of the Pearl District, then ascend into the West Hills to experience the Portland Japanese Garden and the International Rose Test Garden with 10,000 rose bushes blooming beneath Cascade Range views. Cross the Willamette River on the Hawthorne Bridge to discover the murals and vintage shops of the Alberta Arts District. Explore the Lan Su Chinese Garden, taste legendary doughnuts at Voodoo Doughnut, and marvel at the Gothic arches of St. Johns Bridge in Cathedral Park. Beyond the city, visit Multnomah Falls — Oregon's tallest waterfall plunging 189 meters down a basalt cliff in the Columbia River Gorge.

Solve a self-guided walking quest through Ladd's Addition, Portland's hidden architectural gem in the Southeast. Decode classic ciphers, hunt for landmarks, and explore a maze-like neighborhood with diagonal streets, five rose gardens, and over 100 historic homes. Use Questo app on your phone to follow 15 stops through Ladd's Addition: Seven Corners, Ladd Circle, the historic Hat Museum house, the East and West Rose Gardens, and hidden alleys. Solve riddles, decode A-to-Z ciphers, and find architectural details most visitors miss. Each chapter has its own puzzle and a real piece of Portland history, from the 1891 diagonal street plan to the bungalow and Craftsman homes that define Southeast Portland. Start anytime, pause whenever, and pick up where you left off. Bike-friendly: works on two wheels too. Perfect for architecture fans, repeat Portland visitors looking off the beaten path, families with curious kids, or anyone who wants to keep Portland weird.

Two park rangers — warm, quick-witted Quinn and old-soul storyteller Boone — trade off in your ear, playing automatically by GPS as you walk. You'll stroll completely behind four of the ten waterfalls while they unspool the canyon's real legends and lost history — no tapping, no signal needed, it plays fully offline. Buy once and keep it forever; both the full loop and the shorter loop are included.

A single overheard conversation on Yaquina Bay in the 1860s sparked Oregon's oyster rush - and this self-guided driving tour retraces the boom-and-bust trail it set off, from the coast to the Willamette Valley. Starting in Newport, the route hugs Yaquina Bay's oyster farms, then winds through Toledo's Victorian streets past a paper mill's conveyor slinging timber waste across the river. It merges onto Highway 20 - the longest road in America - and detours through the ghost town of Chitwood, crossing a red 1800s covered bridge before cresting the Coast Range. Bellfountain Road passes raptor-topped fence posts, century-old oak trees, and fields producing 99% of the nation's hazelnut supply, before rolling on to Eugene. Perfect for road-trippers who want more than a drive-through of rural Oregon, this tour closes atop Skinner Butte, where Eugene's founder built his cabin in 1846. Install the VoiceMap app and enter the ticket code from your confirmation email to start driving.

Welcome to the Newport Bayfront, where the sea air smells like a mix of fresh Dungeness crab and boiling sugar. This self-guided audio tour isn't just a scenic stroll; it’s an invitation to see the real Newport. We’ll start your loop at Port Dock 7, the beating heart of the commercial fleet. From there, we’ll dive into the stories that most visitors walk right past. You’ll hear about the Graveyard of the Pacific and the brave Coast Guard crews who watch over it, but you’ll also see a massive 165-ton block of concrete that floated all the way from Japan and a mural with a secret hidden in the details. Between the bickering sea lions and the legendary piles of saltwater taffy for sale in the local candy shops, we’ll also share personal recommendations for the best restaurants along the way. The tour ends back at Port Dock 7, where Local Ocean Seafoods lists the specific boat and captain behind every dish on the menu.

This self-guided walking tour explores Jacksonville, Oregon: a gold rush town that went broke and accidentally became one of the best-preserved pioneer settlements in the American West. You'll hear how a chaotic 1851 mining camp grew into Southern Oregon's wealthiest city, and how losing the railroad saved it from demolition. The tour starts at the Old City Hall, where fires in 1873 and 1874 led Jacksonville to mandate brick construction. You'll wander California Street, once called the Wall Street of the West, past iron-shuttered storefronts and saloons pouring drinks since the 1850s. You'll stop at the Historic Jackson County Courthouse, where a man awaiting execution filed noise complaints about his ghost roommate, and visit St. Andrew's Anglican Church, built with gambling winnings. The tour ends at the Britt Festival grounds, built on the estate of photographer Peter Britt. Along the way, spot a Levi Strauss ghost sign and hear how Chinese miners dug a tunnel under town

A vivid walk through Portland's rough-and-rowdy beginnings. Follow the Willamette from docks to depots, uncovering how river trade, lumber wealth, railroads, immigration, and vice built the city between 1845 and the early 1900s. Expect steamships, saloons, Shanghaiing legends, and plenty of frontier swagger. Solve puzzles, explore the city, and find hidden gems at your own pace. Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt.

This self-guided driving tour follows the Oregon Coast between Newport and Lincoln City, one of the most geologically dramatic stretches of coastline in America, shaped by tectonic fury, maritime history, and the instinct to build right where nature is most destructive. The tour starts at the Hatfield Marine Science Center, beneath the Yaquina Bay Bridge, an Art Deco masterpiece by Conde McCullough. You'll drop into Newport's Historic Bayfront, climb into the Nye Beach district, and stop at the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, abandoned after three years and allegedly haunted. Heading north, detour through Agate Beach, where a tsunami dock washed ashore in 2012, and out to Devil's Punchbowl, a collapsed sea cave. Cape Foulweather, named by Captain Cook during an 1778 storm, offers views 500 feet above the surf. The tour ends at Road's End Beach, beneath the basalt formation known as God's Thumb. Along the way, climb Yaquina Head Lighthouse, and watch for gray whales off Depoe Bay.

Two park rangers warm quick-witted Quinn and old-soul storyteller Boone — narrate automatically by GPS as you drive the Historic Columbia River Highway, so your eyes stay on the road and the waterfalls, not a screen. You roll past seven waterfalls and the cliff-top Vista House while they unspool the Gorge's legends and lost history. Works fully offline — the Gorge has spotty signal. Buy once, keep it forever.

This self-guided driving tour traces 70 miles of the Oregon Coast between Reedsport and Newport, where towering sand dunes give way to black volcanic cliffs. You'll uncover the history and accidental disasters that make this stretch of Highway 101 unlike any other road. The tour starts at the Umpqua Discovery Center in Reedsport, crossing Conde McCullough's 1936 swing-span bridge, then passing Gardiner, a company town once mandated to paint every building white. You'll learn how migrating sand dunes dammed a river to create Tahkenitch Lake, and how Frank Herbert looked down at these dunes and invented Arrakis. North of Florence, visit the Sea Lion Caves, a rock cathedral 200 feet underground, then pass Heceta Head Lighthouse. At Cape Perpetua, the ocean has carved Thor's Well out of solid basalt. The tour ends at the Hatfield Marine Science Center, where a blue whale skeleton sits in the courtyard. Along the way, hear how dynamite failed to dispose of a beached whale in 1970.

The Umpqua River has been carving its path through the Oregon Coast Range for 50 million years, long before the mountains themselves existed. On this self-guided driving tour, you'll follow it from the sun-baked Umpqua Valley to the tidal edge of the continent. You'll discover how timber barons, Gold Rush merchants, and pioneering communities shaped this stretch of the Oregon Coast. Starting in Sutherlin, you'll detour to a 1933 covered bridge before the landscape shifts dramatically from oak-studded hills to moss-draped maples. Pass through the Elkton AVA, where marine breezes create ideal conditions for Pinot Noir that regularly beats wines costing three times as much. Stop at Dean Creek to watch Roosevelt Elk — the largest elk subspecies in North America — graze across dedicated BLM meadows. The tour ends at the Umpqua Discovery Center in Reedsport, where a wooden boardwalk offers an unobstructed view of the river making its final push into the Pacific.

The cast of this ghost hunt is ten people who died with something unfinished: a bride three days from her wedding, a doctor on his third night without sleep, a librarian who stayed late to shelve one last delivery. They're fictional, and they're loose in downtown Portland. You'll track them down with the Questo app, starting in Pioneer Courthouse Square and working through the blocks around the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, City Hall and Portlandia. Each ghost hands over a clue once you've solved its puzzle, and the clues add up to the final question: which of the ten has been lying? It's a self-guided walk of about 1.2 miles that takes roughly 90 minutes, compact enough for families. Start at any time that suits you. Hints are built in, and someone from our team is around 24/7 if you need help.

Drive the Willamette Valley yourself, with a GPS audio guide that plays automatically as you go. Your booking unlocks the whole region in the free Wine Trails app: pick your date and starting point — McMinnville, Dundee or Salem — choose the cellar doors you want from the 170 mapped across the valley, and the app builds your personal route with turn-by-turn narration. 193 stories cover Oregon Pinot country's people and places: as you climb into the Dundee Hills you'll hear how a 1980 tasting on French soil put David Lett's Oregon Pinot Noir two tenths of a point behind Drouhin's own Burgundy — and why Robert Drouhin bought sixty acres on these same hills eight years later. No group, no schedule, no guide — pause for a long lunch on McMinnville's Third Street, replay anything, and the audio keeps working when the signal drops on the back roads. You'll need a car and a designated driver; tastings are booked and paid directly with the wineries.

Our very unique, immersive adventures are the only ones of their kind. We, unlike other companies, provide your very own remote, interactive, live host to assist and encourage you along through your phone. We are an Austin, TX-based global custom event design company offering scavenger hunts and other events in 300+ cities in North America and beyond. Our specially hand-crafted adventures are equal parts tour, creative challenge, detective hunt, and social experiment! Guests get to discover in an alternate reality our favorite hidden gems off the beaten trail and creatively interpret fun art, history, and culture clues - for points! They get to enjoy fame and glory while appearing on our website’s international leaderboard, no matter what their score. They get to essentially race other teams in other cities, even if they don’t have competitors who have signed up in their city that day. Get ready to discover unusual oddities, laugh out loud, and make the experience your own!

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour bundle for the US Pacific Coastline, featuring 16 tours including 17-Mile Drive, Big Sur, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, Sequoia & Kings Canyon, Sonoma & Napa Valley, Olympic, Mount Rainier, Crater Lake, Oregon Coast, Redwood, and more. Discover coastal drives, redwood forests, volcanoes, alpine peaks, and national parks with GPS-triggered stories that play automatically offline as you explore by car and on foot. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use No time limits or expiry, and free updates Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one tour per vehicle.