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The 15 Best Portland Bike & E-Bike Tours

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Flat, bridge-laced and famously bike-friendly, Portland is best seen on two wheels. These are the best Portland bike and e-bike tours, with how far each rides, how hilly the route gets, whether an e-bike does the work for you, and current prices for a half-day in the saddle.

Essential Portland Oregon Bike and E-Bike Tour!

Essential Portland Oregon Bike and E-Bike Tour! - Old Town and Chinatown to Tom McCall Waterfront Park

1.Essential Portland Oregon Bike and E-Bike Tour!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 431 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) Our pick

Ride Portland by bike or e-bike through Old Town, Waterfront Park, the Willamette, Park Blocks, Powell’s and the Pearl District in 2 hours.

“Bikes in good condition, bike shop neighborhood a bit sketchy with a lot of unhoused people. Charlotte was very knowledgeable and took us to some interesting and beautiful places like the neighborhood rose garden and community art project in parking garage. We didn’t hit all the places on the itinerary on the website, but we did see cool dragon boat races on the river.”

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Bike Around Portland Oregon: Art, Culture, Bridges, Poetry

Bike Around Portland Oregon: Art, Culture, Bridges, Poetry - Clinton Street Greenway: Old Streetcar Clues and Movie-Spot Energy

2.Bike Around Portland Oregon: Art, Culture, Bridges, Poetry

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 302 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $47

Ride Southeast Portland, cross Tilikum Crossing, and read riverside poetry with street art stops. Small-group bike tour with bike, helmet, and water.

“What a great way to experience Portland. Such a bike-able city!! Loved Kelly and the information she shared. Had my granddaughters with us, she was incredibly patient with the one who was a little scared of the tour--and by the end of our time together both girls were chatting with her nonstop.”

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Multnomah Falls Ebiking Tour to 6 Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

Multnomah Falls Ebiking Tour to 6 Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls - Entering the trip: what makes this waterfall day work

3.Multnomah Falls Ebiking Tour to 6 Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 267 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $119

Electric bikes, six Columbia River Gorge waterfalls, and a self-guided route from Cascade Locks with bike locks, helmets, and key admissions.

“The guide was lovely and even offered us free water to take with. You do bike on a road with cars but they are all very respectful to the bikes. The bike takes a second to get used to if your new to E-Biking but so worth it for the hills!”

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Hike and Bike Tour to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

Hike and Bike Tour to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls - The price: what $98.95 buys you (and why it can be a bargain)

4.Hike and Bike Tour to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 184 reviews · 4 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $98

Bike and hike Oregon’s Gorge waterfalls from Portland with a small group, A/C van, provided bikes, and guided forest walks.

“Angela was a great guide, knowledgeable and easy going. Waterfalls were beautiful, the cycling was fun. Wasn’t super strenuous but not a cake walk either. Wonderful way to see the sights!”

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Food Carts of Portland Bike Tour: local flavors and stories

Food Carts of Portland Bike Tour: local flavors and stories - Ladd’s Addition: coffee, route planning, and the original cart scene

Portland Oregon Foodie Field Trip By Bike and E-bike

Portland Oregon Foodie Field Trip By Bike and E-bike - Cycle Portland Start: Shop Vibes and a Smooth Ride Briefing

6.Portland Oregon Foodie Field Trip By Bike and E-bike

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 62 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

A small-group Portland foodie ride by bike or e-bike with guided stops for tea, food carts, and scratch ice cream, plus local flavor facts.

“I booked this for myself and my s/o not know what to expect (or what the weather would be like) and we had SO much fun! We were the only two on the tour which is probably pretty normal for January, but Taylor was a) an incredible guide (I'm not a regular biker, so she really helped me feel safe/comfortable biking around the city) and b) SOOO talented for SO many other reasons that we got the pleasure of learning about during the tour. Ate some delicious foods, got some history of different areas in Portland, including a super cool graveyard site. Lots of biking/ground covered which I loved, and…”

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Multnomah Falls E-Bike Waterfall Tour (2+ Hours)

Multnomah Falls E-Bike Waterfall Tour (2+ Hours) - Getting started at the right place (and why timing helps)

7.Multnomah Falls E-Bike Waterfall Tour (2+ Hours)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 55 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $79

Ride an e-bike through Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge to Multnomah Falls and more, skipping traffic and crowds with a self-guided route.

“Bike ride was amazing. Being on a bike was the ideal to see all these nice places. My dad who is 71 really enjoyed it too. Would definitely come back another time with my kids”

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Portland Oregon Breweries By Bike and E-bike

Portland Oregon Breweries By Bike and E-bike - Bike, helmet, and rain gear: the stuff that prevents the day from getting annoying

8.Portland Oregon Breweries By Bike and E-bike

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 55 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

Cycle Portland’s beer bike ride hits two brewpubs, then ends with a Hopworks beer and a pint glass to take home.

“A great tour of Portland and amazing beer! We were staying in Northwest Portland so it was great to travel to several east side neighborhoods and learn about the city, bike culture and beer culture. Tory was a great guide and very experienced in leading bike tours. We felt very safe and the pace was perfect for us. Bikes were well maintained and the shop was friendly as well.”

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Bike Portland: Bridges, Neighborhoods, Poetry, and Roses

Bike Portland: Bridges, Neighborhoods, Poetry, and Roses - Getting set up at Around Portland Tours (and why the fitting matters)

10.Bike Portland: Bridges, Neighborhoods, Poetry, and Roses

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 36 reviews · 3 hours · from $59

3-hour Portland bike tour over Willamette bridges, with roses, poetry, public art, and easy riding in SE neighborhoods.

“Super quirky, informative and most of all FUN bike tour of PDX! Hits the highlights as well as some seriously off the beaten path areas of Portland. As a local, I learned things I never knew about my city. A great adventure for tourists and natives!”

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Viator Exclusive: Street Art of Portland 2-Hour Bike Tour

Viator Exclusive: Street Art of Portland 2-Hour Bike Tour - Getting Set Up at 833 SE Main: Fast, Simple, and Important

11.Viator Exclusive: Street Art of Portland 2-Hour Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 31 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $45Best value

Portland street art by bike in 2 hours. Helmet, bike, and water included, with stops from the Taylor Electric Building to Burnside.

“Such a fun experience! Pretty easy biking. Bike and helmets are in good condition. Our your guide, Kelly, was super knowledgeable and friendly. Beautiful street art!”

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Forest Park Carbon Gravel Bike and E-Bike Tour

Forest Park Carbon Gravel Bike and E-Bike Tour - Forest Park and the Big Climb: Choosing Carbon Gravel vs E-Bike Assist

12.Forest Park Carbon Gravel Bike and E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.)

3.5-hour e-bike or carbon gravel tour mixing Portland neighborhoods with Forest Park’s famous gravel and epic city views.

“This was a fantastic ride through the forest! A total of about 11 miles on the gravel, the rest is city streets and two bridge crossings. We rented e-bikes and I highly recommend them for the novice cyclists. Our guide, Charlotte, (on a conventional bike) was super! She was patient and fun! This was a unique opportunity to cycle through the nation’s largest city park that happens to be a stunning forest.”

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Portland: Food Carts of the Eastside Bike Tour

Portland: Food Carts of the Eastside Bike Tour - Four Food Pods in a Slow, Four-Hour Loop

13.Food Carts of the Eastside Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 16 reviews · 4 hours · from $90

Eastside Portland food carts by bike: 4 stops, 8–12 miles, helmet + city bike, guided tastings from farm-to-cart to late cravings.

“My tour was a lot of fun! I am visiting from Switzerland and this was a great opportunity to get to know Southeast Portland and meet new people. Micheal did such a good job leading the group and told us a lot about Portland. The bike tour went through some nice streets and the food was delicious! I would definitely recommend this tour! :)”

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Doughnuts and Coffee Bike Tour: Local Secrets

Doughnuts and Coffee Bike Tour: Local Secrets - Getting started at 833 SE Main St: bikes, helmets, and a calm start

14.Doughnuts and Coffee Bike Tour: Local Secrets

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $55

Portland doughnut and coffee bike tour through Ladd’s Addition, Hawthorne and Broadway. First coffee and one doughnut included. $55.

“Hands down would do it again!! My wife and I have were very out of shape and this was easy and fun for us to do. Coffee was great. More then just Doughnuts 🍩 there was sandwich’s to. Amazing tour guy he was really cool and easy to talk to.”

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Portland: Guided Foodie Bike Tour

Portland: Guided Foodie Bike Tour - Cycle Portland: your start-and-finish hub

15.Guided Foodie Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 3 hours · from $95

Portland foodie bike tour with a local guide. 3 hours of coffee, street food, chocolate, and ice cream on a bike-friendly route.

“Toured with Charlotte, who ran the tour even though we were below the minimum count they usually need. Includes some history of Portland city and neighborhoods, and three food stops: chocolatier, entree at a food truck pod, and an ice cream store, all great choices. Pleasant way to spend an afternoon.”

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