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Explore some of the culinary hotspots of Portland with ease on this half-day foodie bike tour of Portland. Opt for a hybrid bike or the extra assist of an e-bike and get around like the locals do in this bike-friendly city. Sample a variety of food and drinks and find out what makes the food cart culture special with this classic Portland experience.

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.

Discover Mount Saint Helens from a unique vantage point on a private flight tour from Troutdale. Once airborne, soar over the Colombia River Gorge and Portland. Have your camera ready as the plane flies above and around Mt. Saint Helens' crater and see the destruction from its 1980 eruption. Note: The flight route is dependent on weather and may change last minute.

Upon arriving in Portland International Airport, avoid lugging around your baggage and waiting in line for a taxi. Book this private airport transfer and get to your destination quickly and in comfort. Transfer is available to your hotel in Portland, Beaverton, Lake Oswago, or Tigard.

Visit the Columbia Gorge, easily one of Oregon's most scenic spots, with this intimate half-day tour from Portland. You'll make plenty of stops along the way, with the chance to take in the views from the aptly named Vista House and the Portland Women's Forum State Scenic Viewpoint. You'll also visit Horsetail Falls, Latourell Falls, and the most famous waterfall of them all, Multnomah Falls, the tallest waterfall in the state.

Visit many of Portland's prettiest parks and neighborhoods with this small-group tour of the city. Your local guide will tell you all about local history and culture while you visit downtown attractions such as Waterfront Park, Pioneer Square, and the South Park Blocks. You’ll also head up to Washington Park, site of the International Rose Garden, and to the historic Pittock Mansion for fantastic city views.

Experiences both Portland’s rugged outdoors and renowned wine scene on this small-group tour. Visit the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area where you see waterfalls, admire the Cascade Mountain Range, and look out for bald eagles and osprey. Then explore Hood River and stop at a variety of boutique wineries to sample locally produced wines including the much talked about Oregon Pinot Noirs.

Get an insider's view of the Columbia River Gorge on this private tour from Portland. You'll take in fantastic views, visit the historic Vista House, and see Latourell Falls and the most famous waterfall of them all: Multnomah Falls. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel so that you can avoid the hassle of renting a car or obtaining vehicle permits.

Explore the eerie side of Old Town with this haunted pub tour in Portland. Learn about some of the city's scary history as you walk through 19th-century buildings. Sample local beers as you hear about Portland's era of kidnapping, gangs, prostitution and opium dens.

Forget the stress of booking a (sometimes unreliable) taxi or shuttle to Portland International Airport. Reserve this private transfer for a quick and comfortable ride to the airport from your hotel in downtown Portland, Beaverton, Lake Oswago, or Tigard. Arrive at the airport relaxed with time to spare!

Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking to explore the city's sights, this tour promises an enjoyable overview of Portland's unique charm. As you drive through historic districts, your guide will provide fascinating commentary on Portland's evolution from a dense forest, to rugged pioneer "Stumptown," to the lively tourist destination it is today. One of the highlights of the tour is a visit to the historic Pittock Acres, where you can admire the beautiful landscape and catch a magnificent view of Mt. Hood. Another not-to-be-missed stop is the International Rose Test Garden, home to over 300 colorful varieties of roses, offering a sensory experience unlike any other. We will cross the Willamette River on an iconic bridge, then explore unique east side locations beloved by locals. No matter the route, you'll witness both historic and emerging neighborhoods, a testament to Portland's rich heritage, architectural diversity, and continual evolution.

Learn about Portland's history as you explore the city with a guide on this small-group tour. You'll meet your guide downtown and head up to the historic Pittock Mansion to take in the views. You'll then continue to the International Rose Test Gardens in Washington Park before heading back downtown to check out the cityscape and sample donuts.

Visit the northwestern Oregon Coast without renting a car by booking this small-group tour from Portland. Your local guide will be on hand to provide commentary as you make your way along the Pacific Coast, and can help you and the other members of the group decide on what stops you want to make along the way.

Discover Oregon's world famous wine region known as Willamette Valley and experience the best pinot noir, chardonnay, rose and other varietals guided by local wine lovers on this 8 hour tour. An excellent trip for new and seasoned wine lovers, a romantic weekend, or last minute vacation with your friends. Gain an inside perspective about the growing region, the winemaking process and the history of this valley. Expect to be pampered, entertained, and truly have a memorable trip in Oregon's Wine Country. This is a joinable small group tour for 2 persons or more. We will explore 3 of the finest vineyards in the valley and do a sit down lunch at our favorite establishment or vineyard lunch pairing. Proceed to check availability to see your exact price for the group size, we will handle all route planning and reservations on your behalf and offer door to door pickup and dropoff.

Pedal through the bike-friendly city of Portland to sample some of its best beers with this brewery bike tour of Portland. Stop at two breweries favored by your knowledgeable guide. Finish the tour with a final micro-brew right in the bike shop.

Experience the beauty and nature of the Columbia River Gorge in comfort, with this chauffeur-driven tour of one of the prettiest parts of Oregon. You'll stop at key sights, including Bonneville Dam, Vista House, and Crown Point, as well as the most famous attraction in the area: the 620-foot Multnomah Falls.

Intimidated by Portland’s surfeit of food trucks, restaurants, and must-try eateries? Leave all the planning to your guide—and sample brunch bites that Portland has to offer—on this small-group foodie walking tour. Meet your guide in the morning, and come with an appetite: you’ll visit numerous businesses in the Mississippi District for bites ranging from pastries and sandwiches to drinks and beyond.

Explore Portland's hipster-friendly Buckman neighborhood on foot and try out some fantastic local fare along the way with this small-group walking tour. While dining options vary depending on availability, you're likely to visit some of Portland's top international restaurants, try out treats from a food pod, and spend time at a local distillery, all with a guide to provide context and narration.

A bookstore the size of a city block, a copper goddess and a dragon-guarded gateway — Portland keeps it delightfully weird. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Portland on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Lose yourself in Powell's City of Books, the world's largest indie bookstore • Pass the dragons of the Chinatown Gateway • Look up at Portlandia, the hammered-copper giant above the crowd Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Keep Portland weird — and keep score while you're at it.

Get off the beaten path to explore Portland's Kerns neighborhood with this guided food tour. You'll head up to the stretch of NE 28th Avenue known as "Restaurant Row," for a 1.2-mile-long walk with a guide, with stops at six different eateries along the way to sample local flavors.

In 1903 the Alberta streetcar line spurred the growth of this then-suburban neighborhood. Over the next decade, as the population of Portland doubled, Alberta thrived and its business district would mirror those streetcar districts throughout the city. In the 1940s, as the automobile took over, redlining created a thriving multicultural neighborhood that would become known for art, jazz, great food, and a tight community. We'll explore this now hip neighborhood, its ice cream, coffee, art, history, and find out what makes it so special. One hour, 1.25 miles (2 km).

Go bar hopping with a local resident with this casual, friendly walking tour of Portland's local bars. Your enthusiastic local guide will take you and your group to some of his favorite local haunts, with a heavy focus on interacting with locals and checking out the city's neighborhood vibes.

See the highlights of the Columbia River Gorge with a local guide by your side on this private of the region. You'll get the chance to take in the views from numerous viewpoints, visit both Multnomah Falls and Latourell Falls, and spend time learning about hydropower and fish hatching at Bonneville Dam, all in just half a day.

Venture outside of Portland—and discover the magnificent Pacific Northwest scenery that lies beyond city limits—on this full-day, small-group tour. Depart in the morning from Pioneer Courthouse Square, drive along the Columbia River Gorge, and stop to view the picture-perfect Multnomah Falls. After lunch (own expense) in Hood River, continue to Mt. Hood: one of the best-known peaks in the Cascade Range.