Columbia Gorge Bike Tour

Duration
6 days
Guided Status
Guided
Difficulty
All Levels
D-Score™
D2 - Intermediate

Overview

Discover and explore what we ultimately strive for in a cycling vacation–which is to simply “Pedal Happy”. The Columbia Gorge is the perfect place for a bicycle tour. Ride from Mt. Hood to Hood River to Multnomah Falls - all the while following portions of Lewis and Clark’s epic journey.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Ride along the Wild and Scenic Sandy River. Play on the flanks of Mt. Hood around Timberline.

31 km 3508 m

D1

Ride along the Wild and Scenic Sandy River. Play on the flanks of Mt. Hood around Timberline.

Day 2: From towering conifer forests to waving wheat fields - ride the Oregon Trail route east to the Columbia. Explore Hood River.

38 km 586 m

D1

From towering conifer forests to waving wheat fields - ride the Oregon Trail route east to the Columbia. Explore Hood River.

Day 3: Raft the White Salmon River in the morning. Pedal the "Fruit Loop" or relax in Hood River in the afternoon.

Raft the White Salmon River in the morning. Pedal the "Fruit Loop" or relax in Hood River in the afternoon.

Day 4: Ride the paved and "gorgeous" (yup-pun intended) Mark Hatfield Trail. Visit the Gorge Discovery Center museum before heading to Skamania.

33 km 2501 m

D1

Ride the paved and "gorgeous" (yup-pun intended) Mark Hatfield Trail. Visit the Gorge Discovery Center museum before heading to Skamania.

Day 5: A dizzying array of waterfalls and an honest-to-goodness Bridge of the Gods!

34 km 2470 m

D1

A dizzying array of waterfalls and an honest-to-goodness Bridge of the Gods!

Day 6: An historic highway, a waterfall "alley" and the ultimate Columbia Gorge icon, Multnomah Falls!

26 km 2076 m

D1

An historic highway, a waterfall "alley" and the ultimate Columbia Gorge icon, Multnomah Falls!

Accommodation & Services

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