The Columbia Gorge Bike Tour

The New York Times hails the Columbia Gorge as being “like Europe, only better.” It’s the perfect place for a bicycle tour. Hailed as one of Oregon’s Seven Wonders, the region’s fleece-caped mountain peak, primeval forest, abundant wildflowers, and waterfall-streaked highlands whisper of the Swiss Alps. Bike, hike, whitewater raft and explore the Gorge’s soaring volcanoes, waving wheat country, bountiful orchards, and the mighty Columbia River.

Highlights

  • Mt Hood to Hood River
  • Multnomah Falls
  • Gorge Discovery Center Museum
  • Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area
  • Mt Hood National Forest

Details

TypeRoad bike, Hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration6 days
LevelAll Levels
SupportGuided
Daily distance25 – 40 mi
Group sizeMaximum 13
LodgingHotels
BicycleIncluded, E-bike for an extra $200.- fee.
MonthMay,June,July,September
StartPortland
FinishPortland
States or countryOregon
Airport startPortland Int Airport PDX
Airport finishPortland Int Airport PDX

Starting from $ 3,892.00

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