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Deborah_S, Oct 2026
Fun Tour
Rich was a great guide. Knowledgeable, personable and communicated well. Tour progressed at a comfortable pace…not too fast, not too slow. Might be a bit challenging if your knees don’t work so well. I managed all but one jaunt but could still see the fall.
rebecca_a, Sept 2026
Perfect tour for solo or group adventurers!
Great communication prior to tour. Easy hotel pick up/drop off. Large new van with great temperature control, windows for great views, and chargers for phones. The tour itself was gorgeous and easy for all types of mobility. Michael was fun, engaging, and really enhanced the experience with knowledge and a perfect amount of narration! Enough time at all stops and great references for Portland city activities and restaurants for after the tour.
Jenna_R, Sept 2026
Andy and the amazing views.
This tour was absolutely amazing! The views of the waterfalls and Mt Hood were absolutely breathtaking and we got so many great photos. It’s honestly hard to get a bad picture. We went in September and would recommend you pack at least a light jacket and some comfortable shoes, especially for the Mt. Hood tour. Our tour guide Andy was knowledgeable, hilarious but professional and super helpful. I’d recommend Andy and this company to anyone visiting Oregon.
sneal1968, Sept 2026
There be falls!
We saw five beautiful waterfalls! Most required short, easy walks on well maintained trails. We had some rain, but the driver/guide provided umbrellas. We wore lite weight hiker shoes. They were better than sneakers because of the wet conditions. Even without the rain the trails are damp so good gripping footwear is best. Loved it! Our driver - guide provided good historical background and some geology. Very interesting and entertaining!
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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.