Columbia River Gorge & Willamette Valley

The landscapes on our Oregon tours are as varied as they are stunning. There are hilltop wineries, bucolic orchards and laden hop trestles; a bounty that can also be enjoyed off the bike with some of the country’s best wine, food and beer. You cycle quiet lanes and bike paths including the Historic Columbia River Highway – one of  Bicycling magazine’s best bike rides. And, whether you are in the Willamette Valley or deep in the Columbia River Gorge, snowcapped Mount Hood will be the backdrop to many of your spectacular photographs.

Highlights

  • The magnificent Columbia River Gorge
  • The snow-capped volcanoes of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams
  • The Historic Columbia River Highway – one of Bicycling magazine’s best bike rides
  • Great Pinot Noir!

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration6 days
LevelAll levels
SupportSelf guided
Daily distance10 – 100 mi
Total distance186 mi
LodgingHotels
BicycleNot included
MonthAny date between July and September
StartPortland
FinishPortland
States or countryOregon
Airport startPortland Int. Airport (PDX)
Airport finishPortland Int. Airport (PDX)

Starting from $ 2,910.00

*Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability *

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