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An e-bike tour through the Columbia River Gorge that mixes waterfall hikes, orchard lunches, wine tastings and paddleboarding — six days of accessible adventure powered by pedal-assist bikes and local guides.
An e-bike tour through the Columbia River Gorge that mixes waterfall hikes, orchard lunches, wine tastings and paddleboarding — six days of accessible adventure powered by pedal-assist bikes and local guides.
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Operated by Megan Ramey · Hood River, Oregon
Morning light slices the gorge and the e-bike hums awake beneath you — a soft mechanical heartbeat that lets the cliffs, rivers and waterfalls reveal themselves at a human pace. Riders roll away from Thunder Island Brewing in Cascade Locks and into a corridor where basalt walls loom like pages of geological history and spray from falls dares you to slow down. The route alternates between tree-shaded Historic Columbia River Highway segments, exposed ridgelines with wind-pruned views, and the orchard-lined backroads around Hood River where fruit stands and food trucks punctuate the miles.
moderate.
5–6 days.
Moderately fit: comfortable riding several hours daily with short climbs and some standing pedaling
Yes — pedal-assist e-bikes are included and maintained by the operator; they level climbs but you still pedal.
Rides are rated moderate: expect 15–35 miles a day with repeated climbs of several hundred feet; guides adjust pace for groups.
Family bikes for children (1–10 years) are available and guides tailor the route to mixed-ability groups.
You can bring your own equipment but coordinate with the operator ahead of time; carry a portable charger for long touring days if desired.
Tours may cancel for safety in heavy rain or icy conditions — the cancellation policy allows refunds depending on notice period.
Some tastings and meals are included (noted in the itinerary); others like additional food or alcohol purchases may be on you.
The Historic Columbia River Highway—built in the 1910s—opened the gorge to travelers and remains the backbone of scenic cycling routes today.
The gorge is managed with conservation priorities; stay on trails, pack out waste, and support local farms and businesses that steward the land.
Megan Ramey operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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