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p9ty7yn6r2, Aug 2026
Loved it! As long as you know what to expect…
A few things to keep in mind when considering this tour. This is not a tour of any buildings tunnels etc. You will be outside on sidewalks the entire tour. There are multiple longs stops where the tour guide is storytelling. Most of the stories have graphic or violent details. Be ready to walk, stand and listen a lot. Things that make it difficult to concentrate on the storytelling may diminish the experience. (That being said the guide was extremely animated and invested in the storytelling and history so even with the loud noise of Portland night life, it’s relatively easy to follow if you are invested.) Okay, all that stuff out of the way. The experience was great! Shawn was our tour guide and he kept his excited energy until the very end of the tour and beyond. I don’t know how he did it, 6 stars, seriously impressive. If you’re someone who enjoys history and/or any aspect of the paranormal, you will enjoy this tour. Again, the main value in this tour is being invested in the story and history itself. About equal amounts of walking/standing. Nothing inaccessible for really anyone though there are plenty of uneven surfaces on the sidewalks as well as street crossings so bring something stable and comfortable to wear. Start of the tour is right where it says, there are bathrooms and time to use them available if you show up 15 minutes early. Refreshments also available in the lobby. I won’t spoil any of the tour content just know if you don’t mind a little noise, some uneven surfaces, walking and standing for about an hour, and have any passion at all for history, paranormal, just appreciate storytelling. You will enjoy this tour if you come into it with the right expectations for the experience. Loved it, wife loved it. Definitely recommend if you’re visiting. IF YOU ARE GOING DURING SUMMER, GO AT NIGHT! IRS hot!
Heather_D, Aug 2026
I’ve been in Portland for 22 years and have never done this tour before. I had an absolute blast riding the trolly, my f
When sitting in the back be ready to hang onto your hats as the wind can easily blow them off. Bring a light jacket just in case, we went on a warm day but, naturally, there is a breeze. Few stops with a bathroom, and if that’s all you need, remember you’ll be at that stop for an hour, so just be aware of that. Bumpy ride so hang on, lol!
CATHARINE_P, Aug 2026
Great intro to the Coast
If you want a taste of the Oregon Coast this is the tour for you! Michael was very knowledgeable on Portland and places along the way! We had several stops on the tour and ample time was given to explore a little and take great pics. He was a great time keeper so we were able to do the complete itinerary (all those”if time permits” stops). I brought my walking stick, just in case, so glad I did. It made it easier on the short walks to the beaches.
Kathy_N, Jul 2026
They kindly ask people to...
They kindly ask people to come 30 minutes early, however I was stuck in traffic and the company could not be nicer and understanding of my circumstances. I made sure to keep them updated of my ETA out of respect, so if you are late just give them a call and they’ll completely understand. Our pilot was so fun and nice!! I had a blast 🤩
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Most of Oregon is a giant outdoor playground, from the Pacific Ocean beaches (100 percent of which are public) to the mountains of the Cascade Range and the high desert in the eastern part of the state. There are Oregon tours that highlight all of these wonders—and more. Even from a base in metropolitan Portland, full-day excursions let you explore the Columbia River Gorge, visit the coast, or hike up the state’s tallest mountain. Between outdoor activities, you can also go wine or beer tasting and sample some of Oregon’s best eats.