Forest Park Carbon Gravel Bike and E-Bike Tour

We'll meet at our in Old Town. The city’s oldest neighborhood is filled with surprises. From authentic Chinese restaurants, tea houses, and a city-block-sized traditional garden, Portland’s original downtown is a bustling entertainment district and streetwear shopping hub.

In the Pearl, loading docks and cobblestone streets hint at this former warehouse district’s past, while stylish bars and gleaming lofts point toward the future.

Northwest Portland’s historic Victorian homes reimagined as boutiques, galleries, theaters and restaurants exude Old Portland charm in this walkable neighborhood.

Rely on the battery of your E-bike or ready your legs on a Carbon Gravel Bike as we climb up to Forest Park. We'll meander through victorian homes perched on the hillside as we make our way up to Forest Park.

United States largest Urban Forest. Encompassing 5000+ acres (2000 hectares) of towering Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, Oregon Vine Maple, and Sword Fern line the pedestrian trails and paths.

Ride along the stunning Leif Erikson trail that spans 11 miles through Forest Park. A bed of adventurous fast, flowy gravel awaits on the former fire lane. Epic views of Portland and the Willamette River can be seen through glimpses in the trees.

With its 1,207-foot span suspended between soaring, seemingly delicate, Gothic arch towers of steel the bridge is quite impressive. It was the longest suspension-type bridge west of the Mississippi River when it was completed in 1931. Long heralded as the nautical entrance to Portland. This bridge takes us into North Portland and the former city of St Johns.

One of 14 known Lewis and Clark camp locations in the city limits. Cathedral Park is now the heart of North Portland. Nestled underneath the St Johns bridge offers a large rose garden, swimming docks, and picnic opportunities galore.

A historic open campus private catholic university on the bluffs of the Willamette River.

This simple park on a hill offers tree-shaded areas, grassy open spaces & Willamette River views. A local gem - often filled with Portlanders enjoying a picnic while taking in vistas of the river below.

Explore historic Mississippi Avenue in North Portland, full of interesting finds like popular restaurants, quirky shopping options and music venues.