easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking is minimal at stopovers
Discover the breathtaking beauty and rich history of the Columbia River Gorge on this guided scenic highway tour. Perfect for outdoor adventurers and history buffs, this experience offers stunning vistas, waterfalls, and cultural insights all in one journey.
$90 per person with a minimum purchase of 6 tickets | Private Tour | All Ages.
Tour Ticket: Base Fee: $540 (6 tickets) plus $90 per person for each additional person.
All of our tours are private.
**The $540 covers up to 6 tickets, and then its $90 per person after that. You can pay "In Full" (covering the entire cost for your party) or book the "Base Rate"(minimum payment) upon checking out. If you are paying only the base rate, then request a "Friends Link" which we will send you, so you can email that to your other guest so they may pay for their own tickets.
(Booking Fees for your entire party are collected up front with the first booking. So to get reimbursed for those additional booking fees for each ticket, you will need to collect them directly from those joining you.) **
8 hours
Dress for the weather and were comfortable shoes for walking.
Explore the natural wonders of Historic Columbia River Gorge Scenic Highway. Learn the geology and history of Columbia River Gorge and what has made it an important transportation corridor from the beginning of time.
*All pickup must be arrange outside the City of Portland limits for the time being. I am not currently licensed to pickup within the city limits.
Weather along the Gorge can change quickly; wearing layers ensures comfort whether it's sunny or rainy.
The scenic viewpoints and waterfalls are perfect photo opportunities, so don’t forget your camera or smartphone.
Starting the tour early helps avoid crowds at popular spots like Multnomah Falls and ensures a more peaceful experience.
Bring plenty of water, especially if visiting during warmer months or spending extra time exploring.
The Columbia River Gorge was formed over millions of years by volcanic activity and the carving power of the Columbia River, shaping its dramatic cliffs and waterfalls.
The area is managed to preserve its natural beauty, with efforts to minimize environmental impact and protect native wildlife and plant species.
Supportive shoes are recommended for walking around viewpoints and short trails.
Keeps you dry during unexpected rain showers in wetter seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protect your skin during sunny days exploring the scenic viewpoints.
summer|null specific
Perfect for wildlife viewing and spotting distant scenery.