Portland Foodie Field Trip By Bike

Overview

Arrive hungry and experience a variety of flavors from local hotspots in Portland, Oregon. Learn about the bustling culinary scene as well as the “localvore” philosophy that drives it. Indulge your taste buds and ride with us on this classic Portland experience.

City: Portland

Sun 23 Feb

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Starting at $89.00

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Sun 23 Feb

Starting at $89.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Rain gear (if raining)

Local guide

All food and drink

Bike

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Minimum height of 4'11" to participate
Minimum age is 10 years
Tour covers 7-8 miles of bike riding, riders must be used to riding, and comfortable with a moderate pace
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
COVID-19 vaccination required for guides
We are following all the directives from our local health authorities and are sanitizing all equipment daily. Guests are required to wear masks while in close proximity to other cyclists. Refunds will always be available for virus related cancellations.

What To Expect

Cycle Portland - Bike Tours, Rentals, Repairs

We will start at our Historic Bike Shop in Old Town Portland before we embark on our foodie endeavor throughout the city!

Steven Smith Teamaker

From their humble but humming nerve center, they blend and dispatch exquisitely small batches of teas and herbal infusions to the four corners of the globe, while offering equally tempting elixirs to the occasional passerby.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (30)

Dani_S

Oct 2022

We had a blast! Tayler and Delaney were excellent guides!!! Food was fantastic, tour was excellent, loved learning about Portland! Highly recommend this tour!

O3147ETamyf

May 2022

The guides were nice and tried hard but not very knowledgeable about Portland. Trip started off poorly when the bike path over the river was closed and we had to detour over a busy not too scenic bridge. Couldn’t someone have checked this out ahead of time? Other bike and walking food tours I’ve been on took us to interesting local sites. On this one we just rode to each of three food spots. We had one extra stop at an old Cemetery. I would’ve enjoyed more history and better scenery. Maybe there is nothing in Portland in the area where we started tour. The food carts were a nice stop. The $12 we were allotted was enough for lunch. I’d say take a walking food tour or a bike tour as better choices than combining into one.

I3326RYracheld

Apr 2022

We enjoyed the ride and our guides were nice. We started at the tea house (no one in our family are tea drinkers). We then went to cartopia and got to pick from a variety of wonderful options. Then we went on to fifty licks for ice cream. Good ride, easy to do. We had our sons 11/16 with us. We were hoping for a little more tour info, stuff about the city , the food cart history. I know its hard on bikes but that's really enjoyable when doing tours.

Response from Host

Sep 2022

Sorry it took so long to get back to you on this review! And I'm sorry you didn't get as much history of the city as you would have liked. I have a bit of history to tell you now, which I know is a bit late, but hopefully fun! You ate at Cartopia, the first food cart pod in the US and the one that started off the pod trend! Initially, it was just Chicken & Guns and Potato Champion on the property. The city was going to sell the land to a developer, and so the two food trucks were told they had to leave. But, fortunately (or unfortunately), the gas station across the street had leached chemicals in to the ground and the land was not able to be developed! So, the city renewed the lease for the two food trucks for a little bit longer. Trying to make themselves more appealing for renewed leases in the future, they teamed up to build out the fire pit, seating area, and garden-style space you see now! They also invited other trucks to join, including a drink specific one. It definitely worked- Cartopia is beautiful, popular, and (hopefully) going to stay! It then went on to inspire all of the other great seating areas and cool environments for food trucks and carts we see now. If you come back to Portland and want to learn about history and stuff on the city, we do have an Essential Portland tour. This is two hours, but only 5 miles of biking- so you can rest assured that there is a lot of history being shared! :) Again, I'm sorry that the experience wasn't fully what you were hoping.