The short answer
Around Portland Tours runs fifteen tours — eleven walking and four bike — from a $29 one-hour neighborhood history walk up to $90 food-cart tours on foot or by bike. Standouts include the $29 Best of the City walk meeting at Director Park, the one-hour Alberta Arts District walk tracing Black community history of NE Portland, the $59 Forest Park urban hike, and a $49 sunrise aerial tram ride with doughnuts and coffee. Bike tours and Eastside walks start at the SE Main Street shop; most tours run daily, and summer weekends are worth booking one to two weeks ahead.
Fifteen tours
Eleven walking tours and four bike tours from one operator, priced $29 to $90.
Best first-day pick
Best of the City Walking Tour: $29, two hours, meets downtown at Director Park.
Check meeting points
Downtown walks meet at Director Park; bike and Eastside tours start at the SE Main shop.
Booking window
Most tours run daily; book one to two weeks ahead for summer weekends.
No-car Gorge option
The Multnomah Falls half-day tour offers pickup at the 181st Park & Ride on the MAX Blue Line.
Most Portland tour companies do one thing: bike or walking, food or history. runs fifteen, and somehow does each one well. Eleven walking tours and four bike tours, from a $29 one-hour neighborhood history walk up to $90 food-cart tours on foot or by bike.
