moderate
5–7 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle rafting paddling and walking between stops.
Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting combined with a craft brewery tour and lunch near Portland. Discover the stunning Columbia River Gorge including famous waterfalls and local flavors on this unforgettable private adventure.
Embark on an exhilarating journey with First Nature Tours on the Columbia Gorge Rafting: Waterfalls, Brewery, & Lunch experience. This thrilling adventure begins with whitewater rafting on the scenic rivers near Hood River, Oregon, where you’ll navigate exciting rapids framed by stunning cliffs and lush greenery. After the rush of the river, you'll unwind with a thoughtfully prepared lunch featuring local flavors. The day continues with an exclusive visit to a nearby craft brewery, where you’ll enjoy tasting sessions and learn about the brewing process that makes Oregon a renowned beer destination. Throughout the trip, you’ll soak in panoramic views of the Columbia River Gorge, including the iconic Multnomah Falls, one of the Northwest’s most captivating waterfalls. This private tour uniquely blends adrenaline, delicious food, craft beer, and awe-inspiring landscapes for a memorable outdoor experience just a short drive from Portland. Whether you're a seasoned rafter or trying it for the first time, the guides ensure safety and fun for all skill levels. Perfect for groups seeking a mix of adventure and relaxation, this package invites participants to explore one of Oregon’s most spectacular regions in a distinctive way.
Wear synthetic fabrics that dry quickly since you’ll get wet during rafting.
Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated, especially on sunny summer days.
Opt for water shoes or sandals with straps to keep your feet protected and stable on the raft.
Use waterproof cases or leave your phone behind to avoid water damage.
The Columbia River Gorge has long been a vital corridor for Native American tribes and early explorers traveling between Pacific Coast and inland territories.
Efforts by local groups focus on protecting water quality and native habitats to sustain the Gorge’s unique ecosystems amid growing tourism.
Capture amazing moments without risking water damage.
Layers help you stay comfortable through changing temperatures on and off the river.
all specific
Protect your feet and maintain grip while rafting and walking on rocky surfaces.
all specific
Protect your skin from UV exposure, especially in spring and summer.
spring specific