Ride through the Columbia River Gorge’s most iconic spots with Bike the Gorge’s e-bike tours. From waterfalls to historic tunnels, discover why their guided rides offer an unbeatable way to see this Oregon treasure.
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Difficulty
easy to moderate
Duration
1–4 hours depending on the tour
Fitness Level
Basic fitness sufficient due to e-bike pedal assist and throttle
Wildlife
History
The Columbia River Gorge was a key corridor for Native American trade and later settlers; Mitchell Point Tunnel is an engineering relic from 1915.
Conservation
Trail use is carefully managed to protect fragile basalt rock and riparian habitats; riders are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace ethics.
Bike the Gorge
Ride through the Columbia River Gorge’s most iconic spots with Bike the Gorge’s e-bike tours. From waterfalls to historic tunnels, discover why their guided rides offer an unbeatable way to see this Oregon treasure.
Bike the Gorge is a Cascade Locks, Oregon-based cycling outfitter focused on e-bike tours, rentals, test rides, and bike diagnostics along the Columbia River Gorge. The business offers a variety of guided and self-guided experiences tailored for families, beginners, and day-trippers seeking scenic, car-free trail riding.
Core offerings include the Waterfalls & Waterfront Tour, Waterfalls & Waterfront Extended Tour, Gorge Town & Trail Tour, Mitchell Point Tunnel Tour, Full Day Rental, complimentary E‑Bike Test Rides, and Bike or E‑Bike Diagnostic services. Test rides at the Cascade Locks showroom feature models from brands such as Lectric and Electric Bike Company, along with accessory discounts and professional assembly services. The repair shop provides a complimentary inspection with transparent recommendations and customer-approved repairs; same-day service is not guaranteed but diagnostics prioritize thorough care.
Routes commonly use the Historic Highway State Trail and other Columbia River Gorge corridors, highlighting waterfalls, scenic vistas, beach picnic spots on the Columbia River, and the Mitchell Point Tunnel. Full-day rental options offer an eight-hour itinerary that can include the Bridge of the Gods and local stops like Eastwind Drive-In for ice cream.
Bike the Gorge emphasizes accessible e-bike adventures, clear communication in repairs and rentals, and flexible tour pacing. By combining test rides, rentals, guided options, and diagnostics from a Cascade Locks base, the business enables riders to experience the natural attractions of the Columbia River Gorge confidently and conveniently.
Location
Cascade Locks, OR
Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
Test Rides
Lectric & EBC
Free showroom test rides
Diagnostics
Complimentary inspection
Transparent repair guidance
Tours Offered
7 unique trips
Guided, self‑guided, rentals
Reserve a tour or test ride in Cascade Locks and experience waterfalls, Mitchell Point Tunnel, and car-free Gorge trails by e‑bike.
Helmet and Lock Provided
All rentals include helmets and locks to secure your bike while you hike or stop at viewpoints.
Charge Your E-Bike
E-bikes typically retain 80% charge after a multi-hour ride, but start fully charged to ensure sufficient battery for your trip.
Stay on Designated Trails
The Gorge has protected areas—stick to paved bike paths and official trails to minimize environmental impact.
Pack Light for Waterfall Stops
Carry water, snacks, and layers in a small saddlebag or backpack to enjoy picnic stops comfortably at waterfalls.
Helmet
Safety is paramount on Gorge trails with traffic and variable terrain.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated especially on sunny, warm days when riding longer tours.
summer
Light Jacket
Weather can change quickly along the river and on ridge viewpoints.
spring|fall|winter
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from glare reflecting off water and rocks.
summer