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Bicycle Shops in Portland

Click here to view a map of Portland which shows the location of these bike shops , (click on the layer list in top right corner and select Bike Shops).

Shops that offer   bicycle sales and/or service

* shops that specialize in e-bikes or offer electric-assist bicycles

• A Convenient Cycle   811 SE Main St #106   503-267-8284
• Abraham Fixes Bikes   3508 North Williams Ave  503-281-6394
• BackPedal Cycle Works   7126 SE Harold St  503-891-9842
• Beezle Bikes   2505 SE 11th Ave Ste 100   541-633-3846
• Bike Farm   1810 NE First Ave  503-583-2760‬
• Bike Frequency   5925 SE Foster Rd  503-477-4844
• Bike Works by p:ear   14127 SE Stark St  971-867-2965
• Bike Tires Direct   5741 NE 87th Ave  800-682-0570 *
• Bikes For Humanity PDX   3366 SE Powell Blvd  503-496-6941
• Braking Cycles   3354 SE Powell Blvd  971-229-1674
• Burlingame Bikes   8431 SW Terwilliger Blvd  503-208-3735
• Citybikes Workers Cooperative   1914 SE Ankeny St  503-239-0553
• Clever Cycles   908 SE Hawthorne Blvd  503-334-1560 *
• Community Cycling Center  1700 NE Alberta St  503-287-8786  
• Cycle Portland Bike Tours    180 NW 3rd Ave  844-739-2453 * 
• Cyclepath     2436 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd  503-281-0485
• Cynergy E-Bikes    3608 SE Powell Blvd  503-719-7678 *
• The eBike Store   809 N Rosa Parks Way  503-360-1432 *
• evo   200 SE MLK Jr. Blvd  503-972-5850
• Fat Tire Farm  2714 NW Thurman St  503-222-3276 *
• Go By Bike Shop    SW Gibbs St & Moody Ave 971-271-9270
• Golden Pliers   2905 NE Alberta St  971-808-5795
• Goods BMX  6440 N Greeley Ave  503-282-5408
• Joe Bike   2039 SE 39th Ave  503-954-2039
• Kenton Cycle Repair   1926 N Kilpatrick St   503-208-3446
• Metropolis Cycle Repair   2249 N Williams Ave  503-287-7116 *
• The Missing Link   4635 SE Woodstock Blvd  503-206-8854
• Nomad Cycles   5820 NE Sandy Blvd  503-806-1745 *
• North Portland Bike Works  700 N Killingsworth St  503-287-1098
• NW Pro Gear   9240 SE Woodstock Blvd  503-901-9546 *
• Oregon Bike Shop   418 SE 81st Ave  503-575-1804
• The Outer Rim   10640 NE Halsey St  503-278-3235 *
• Pedego Electric Bikes   1905 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd  503-241-2912 *
• Portland Bicycle Emporium   4827 SE Division St  503-231-3093
• PSU Bike Hub   1818 SW 6th Ave  503-725-9006 *
• Recumbent PDX   2025 SE Hawthorne Blvd  503-231-1000 *
• Retrogression  1530 SE 7th Ave
• River City Bicycles  706 SE MLK Jr Blvd  503-233-5973 *
• River City Bicycles E-Bikes Store  534 SE Belmont St  503-446-2205 *
• Rose City Recumbent Cycles   3700 SE Powell Blvd  971-337-5685 *
• Sellwood Cycle Repair   7953 SE 13th Ave  503-233-9392 *
• Something Cycles   811 E Burnside # 110  
• Southwest Bicycle   4450 SW Garden Home Rd  503-246-0333
• Splendid Cycles   407 SE Ivon St  503-954-2620 *
• TomCat Bikes  3117 SE Milwaukie Ave  503-232-4983 *
• Slabtown 1560 NW 21st Ave  503-222-3821
• Hollywood  5329 NE Sandy Blvd  503-281-9800
• Sellwood-Westmoreland  6717 SE Milwaukie Ave  503-771-3531
• Happy Valley  9347 SE 82nd Ave  503-254-2663
• Upcycles   5516 NE 16th Ave  503-388-0305 *
• West End Bikes   1111 SW Harvey Milk St  503-208-2933 *
• Western Bikeworks    5741 NE 87th Ave  503-342-9985

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Shops that offer bikes for rent  

Several shops specialize in particular types of bikes (noted below)

• Adaptive BIKETOWN 1945 SE Water Bldg B (co-located with Kerr Bikes, near OMSI)  503-802-5271 : recumbents, trikes, tandems and other bikes for people that aren't comfortable on or can't use standard diamond-frame bikes
• BIKETOWN   Portland's Bike Share system, short-term bike rental in Portland's Central City (sign up online or via app, then find bikes throughout the service area)
• Clever Cycles   900 SE Hawthorne Blvd 503-334-1560 : Brompton folding bikes, city and cargo e-bikes
• Cycle Portland Bicycle Tours    117 NW 2nd Ave  844-739-2453  : bikes to rent, guided tours also available
• The eBike Store   809 N Rosa Parks Way 503-360-1432: electric-assist bikes to rent
• Everybody's Bike Rentals and Tours    305 NE Wygant St 503-358-0152 : Comfort, carbon, mountain, and touring bikes; Eastside bike tours
• evo   200 SE MLK Jr. Blvd  503-972-5850 :  mountain bikes and fat bikes
• Go By Bike Shop   SW Moody and Gibbs  971-271-9270 :  bikes to rent, staffed bike parking facility
• Kerr Bikes / Wheel Fun Rentals  1020 SW Naito Parkway  503-808-9955  : Cruisers, tandems, 4-wheel pedal-powered surreys  (seasonal - March - October)
• Kerr Bikes / Wheel Fun Rentals   1945 SE Water Bldg B (near OMSI)  503-802-5271 : Cruisers, tandems, 4-wheel pedal-powered surreys  (seasonal - March - October)
• Pedego Electric Bikes   1905 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd  503-241-2912 : electric-assist bikes to rent 
• Spinlister   peer-to-peer rentals: individuals list their bikes for rent, various styles and sizes available

Campus-based Bike Rental programs

Check each program for eligibility requirements

• Oregon Health and Science University / Go By Bike bike share   SW Moody Ave at Gibbs St (Portland Aerial Tram lower terminal) and at Tilikum Crossing (Collaborative Life Sciences Building): short-term loaner bikes for OHSU employees; bike share  (free to OHSU community)
• Portland Community College Bike Rentals   Cascade and Southeast Campuses: bikes rented by the academic term to students
• Portland State University Bike Hub    1818 SW 6th Ave  503-725-9006: VikeBike student rentals by the term;  PSU students may be eligible for free membership in BIKETOWN , Portland's bike share system, PSU faculty and staff may sign up for a reduced rate
• University of Portland Bike Shop    UP Outdoor Pursuits (OPP)  offers short-term free bike rentals for all UP students, faculty and staff. 

Shops where you can learn to maintain your bike

• Bike Farm   1810 NE First Ave  503-583-2760:  Tools, repair stands and expert volunteer assistance
• Community Cycling Center  1700 NE Alberta St  503-287-8786: Classes, tools, repair stands and expert staff assistance
• Portland State University Bike Hub    1818 SW 6th Ave  503-725-9006: Tools, repair stands and expert staff assistance (available to PSU students and staff only)
• River City Bicycles  706 SE MLK Jr Blvd  503-233-5973: Occasional workshops on bike maintenance

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5 Best Bike Shops in Portland, OR

Below is a list of the top and leading Bike Shops in Portland. To help you find the best Bike Shops located near you in Portland, we put together our own list based on this rating points list .

Portland’s Best Bike Shops:

The top rated Bike Shop in Portland, OR  are:

• Backpedal Cycleworks – offers full-service bicycle repair
• North Portland Bike Works – bike shop that operates on a non-profit basis
• Joe Bike – is the place to go for high-performance city, touring, and dirt bikes
• Trek Bicycle Portland – provide the quickest service turnaround time in town
• West End Bikes – will assist you to discover the best bike for your needs

Backpedal Cycleworks

Backpedal Cycleworks is a community cycling store in Portland, Oregon that offers full-service bicycle repair to the Woodstock, Arleta, and Lents neighborhoods. Backpedal characterizes the neighborhood bike shop by being approachable and often providing on-the-spot service. Backpedal, which is already well-known for its super-friendly and cheaply priced bicycle repair service, now sells old retro bikes and new KHS bikes at discounted costs.

They also carry hard-to-find historic parts, as well as all of the current parts and accessories you’ll need to keep your horse looking nice and riding well. Backpedal is here to make your ride fantastic, not to judge it. Because they are neighborhood-centric, fast fixes like flats, derailleur, and brake adjustments, and even estimations are frequently performed on the spot.

Products/Services:

Bicycle Maintenance and Repair, Used Bicycle, Bicycle Accessories

Address : 7126 SE Harold St, Portland, OR 97206 Phone: 503-891-9842 Website:  www.bpcycleworks.com

“Bought a used bike today. The gentleman that helped me was friendly and helpful. The bike was a fair price, and it is in great shape. I rode it from the shop to Forest Grove without any trouble” –

North Portland Bike Works

North Portland Bike Works is a community bike shop that operates on a non-profit basis. In the summer of 2001, a group of mechanics decided to create a non-profit bike shop in North Portland with the goal of teaching people how to fix their bikes. They desired to build a shop that was welcoming, accessible, and inexpensive to anyone who walked through.

Along with their retail and service shop, they created a number of after-hours workshops that educate people on how to work on their own bikes in a relaxed environment. All of their programs were, and continue to be, offered on a sliding scale to ensure that no one was turned away due to a lack of cash. As they’ve grown, they’ve kept their costs low, their programs alive, and they continue to attempt to be as kind and welcoming to old and new faces alike.

Repairs & Services, Workshop, Bicycle

Address : 700 N Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217 Phone: 503-287-1098 Website: www.northportlandbikeworks.com

“North Portland bike works is my shop for life! Had a strange service request that was handled so well and at a reasonable price. The staff was kind and knowledgeable. Purchasing bike equipment there I was offered legitimate expertise based on my needs and not just the most expensive items. I love this place” – Kristina M.

Joe Bike is the place to go for high-performance city, touring, and dirt bikes. They are a full-service neighborhood bike shop with both national and international customers. They keep their focus narrow and only sell what they know and enjoy.

Gates, Brooks, Velo Orange, Planet Bike, Soma, Busch & Mueller, Sinewave Cycles, Shutter Precision, Ortlieb, Schwalbe, Schmidt, Rohloff, White Industries, and other brands are available. They also sell great Portland-made or -designed bike gear, such as North Street Bags, Chris King Components, and Portland Design Works.

Products/Services: 

Bikes, Wheels, Clothing, Bicycle Parts, Helmet

Address : 2039 SE Cesar Estrada Chavez Blvd, Portland, OR 97214 Phone: 503-954-2039 Website: www.joe-bike.com

“ Great service and talented shop! Really appreciate the support with normal small things to get my bike back on the road. Just needed a specific bolt, a chain, and a shifter cable and they got me going at a great price”

Trek Bicycle Portland

Trek Bicycle Portland is the place to go for the latest Trek and Bontrager items, service, and tune-ups for bikes of all brands, and a terrific spot to get ready for your next two-wheeled adventure. They provide the quickest service turnaround time in town and a variety of service packages to keep your bike running like new.

Bring in your old bike and they’ll give you the Bicycle Blue Book value as in-store credit toward the purchase of a new ride. They welcome you to pop in and meet their crew, regardless of your skill level or riding style. They can’t wait to go on the ride with you.

Electric Bikes, Equipment, Bikes, Apparel

Address : 1001 SW 10th Ave, Portland, OR 97205 Phone:  503-222-3821 Website: www.trekbikes.com

“Excellent staff; friendly, competent, knowledgeable. The store is situated so you can easily park and get your bike in with ease. They completed my job a few days prior to what they stated. I’ll definitely be using these guys moving forward” – Nick A.

West End Bikes

West End Bikes can match you with the ideal bike to get you there and possibly a lot further. They cater to everyone from beginners trying to get started to dedicated bike commuters and accomplished racers looking for demanding custom designs. A sincere passion for cycling permeates this building, and you’ll spot it right away in their staff. They will assist you to discover the best bike for your needs, and their Retul Fit Services will help you get the most out of your bike.

They stock a wide range of components, clothes, and equipment to fit any requirement, and their professional service team will keep you moving for miles and miles. West End Bikes is a full-service bike shop that can service and repair any bicycle, Ebike, or tandem. They specialize in custom and pro-builds, as well as wheel building and custom fender and rack installation.

Gear, Service & Repair, Bike

Address : 1111 SW Harvey Milk St, Portland, OR 97205 Phone: 503-208-2933 Website:   www.westendbikespdx.com

“Amazing customer service here! All the employees who handle repairs always deliver above expectations. If you need your bike repaired or maintained this should be the first place you go” – Jared A.

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Trek Portland, the bike named for the city, discontinued

• Updated: Jun. 21, 2012, 4:20 p.m. |
• Published: Jun. 21, 2012, 3:20 p.m.
• Allan Brettman | The Oregonian/OregonLive

When it was presented to its namesake city in February 2006, the Trek Portland positively blushed in its sunburst orange tint, what with the folderol that greeted its arrival.

There were hors d'oeuvres, wine and music at the Bike Gallery on 1001 S.W. Salmon St. Rep. Earl Blumenauer beamed as did city commissioners who gathered around the utility/commuter, aluminum frame bike with disc brakes and drop-style handlebars.

Today, however,

spokesman Eric Bjorling said the Trek Portland's run has come to an end. The 2011 model, which is still available in dwindling quantities, is the last one the company will produce.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly said the last model year was 2012.

Multiple factors figured into the decision last year for the Waterloo, Wis.-based company to end the Trek Portland, Bjorling said.

"Sales is one part but not the entire part," he said.

Another significant factor is expansion of the Trek utility/commuter line, which has taken place, in part, because of the success of the Trek Portland.

"If sales had been disappointing we wouldn't have added onto the commuter line every single year," Bjorling said, adding that sales of the Portland have always been strongest in Portland and Seattle.

But Bike Gallery owner Jay Graves said today that low sales were precisely the reason Trek officials cited when they explained the decision to discontinue Trek Portland.

Graves said Bike Gallery officials found out by accident, noticing the Trek Portland's absence when company officials were surveying the Trek 2012 product line during a visit to Wisconsin.

"They told us (Trek Portland) didn’t have numbers great enough countrywide to support that model," Graves said. "We were very disappointed to hear it."

Before Trek Portland's arrival, Bike Gallery officials had encouraged Trek to offer a bike for commuters with drop handlebars, disc brakes and lots of road clearance, said Graves, who, along with his wife, rides a Trek Portland.

Graves said there was no warning that Trek was contemplating Trek Portland's end.

Upon reflection, though, "We were sad to hear about it, but Portland is a very unique market in how many people are wintertime commuters."

Bjorling hinted that a bike similar but different to the Trek Portland is in the works. The latest Trek had a retail price of $1,500 though Bjorling, in a telephone interview this morning, said he was not able to immediately give the suggested retail price.

"What we definitely don't want is two (similar Trek) bikes competing on a retailer's floor."

Trek introduced the Portland and another commuter bike called the Soho at about the same time, the first entrants to the company's commuter line. Until then, Trek's main claim to fame was that it made the bikes ridden by seven-time

The Soho aimed at commuters riding 10 miles or less; the Portland, with its road bike styling, for 10 or more. Trek continues to make the Soho.

in Portland before designing the bike. "There was this really underserved group of people taking older bikes and making them commuter specific," Bjorling said. "They weren't having a very easy time."

In the beginning, there wasn't as much competition for the commuter-specific segment as there is now, Bjorling said, noting that buyers have plenty of choices, naming two Trek Portland competitors models as examples: the Raleigh "Roper" and the Surly "Cross Check."

So much for the Portland product name in the world of bicycles, right?

You just fall out of cargo bike, hayseed?

A bicycle company with dibs on the product name "Portland," the city Bicycling magazine recently re-crowned with the title, "America's Best Bike City," keeps dibs on the product name "Portland."

Trek just isn't sure yet what the next product will be, Bjorling said.

"It's not retired," he said. "The Portland name is something we want to hold onto."

In the meantime, the company keeps a keen eye on any other naming possibilities linked with the Rose City, he said, noting that anything with "Pearl" already has been considered and abandoned. Turns out there's already a "Pearl Cycles," though the name has nothing to do with the tony district.

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The Bucket List Trip from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine

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Portland International Airport (PDX)

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Portland Marriott Waterfront, Portland, Oregon

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Portland International Jetport (PWM)

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Press Hotel, Portland, Maine

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We suggest that you arrive at least one day prior to the start of your bike across America adventure, which will enable you to adjust to the time zone and minimize the risk of missing the trip start due to flight-related delays.

We recommend that you fly into Portland International Airport (PDX), which is approximately 12 miles from downtown Portland. You can hail a taxi outside baggage claim, which will cost approximately $35 plus gratuity and should take about 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront (1401 SW Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR) at 9:00 AM on the first day of the trip. You will then shuttle approximately two hours to Astoria for a picnic and bike fit followed by your first ride. Please feel free to dress comfortably for the shuttle, but keep your riding clothes and gear handy and separate from your main luggage. You will be able to change at the hotel before the ride. Your main luggage will be stored until your room is ready.

If you will be late for the pick-up or are going to miss it altogether, please inform your guides. If you cannot reach them, please call our first hotel, Cannery Pier Hotel (503-325-4996), and leave a message with your expected arrival time and contact details.

Additional Departure Information

You will say farewell to your guides at 11:00 AM at the Press Hotel. We recommend that you fly out of the Portland International Jetport (PWM), which is located about six miles from downtown. A taxi can be arranged with assistance from the front desk, takes about 20 minutes and will cost approximately $25 plus gratuity.

Day 1 Aug 22 - Astoria to Pacific Ocean

Aug 22 - Astoria to Pacific Ocean

Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the Marriott Downtown Waterfront Hotel at 9:00 AM on the first day of the trip. Today is the day to get everything in order before embarking on your cross-country odyssey. After a two-hour shuttle to the town of Astoria, you will enjoy a hearty welcome lunch and brief introductions, and your guides will take time to ensure you have a comfortable fit on your bike. We recommend that you have a professional bike fit early in you... Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the Marriott Downtown Waterfront Hotel at 9:00 AM on the first day of the trip. Today is the day to get everything in order before embarking on your cross-country odyssey. After a two-hour shuttle to the town of Astoria, you will enjoy a hearty welcome lunch and brief introductions, and your guides will take time to ensure you have a comfortable fit on your bike. We recommend that you have a professional bike fit early in your training for the greatest efficiency and to reduce the risk of injury. Please bring your measurements, as well as your saddle, pedals, personal GPS unit, and any other equipment you would like affixed to your bike to this meeting so your guides can set up your bike to your requirements. Following the bike fit, safety tips and some introductory information, it's time for a short scenic spin from Astoria to Fort Stevens State Park and down to the Pacific Ocean where you can dip your wheel into the water to mark the official start of your journey. Use the rest of this ride to warm up your legs and make sure you are comfortable in the saddle. Your warm-up ride will be followed by a social hour and dinner, where your guides will discuss your upcoming adventure in more detail and answer any questions you may have. Read More

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Dip your wheel in the Pacific Ocean

Pedal to Shipwreck Point to commemorate the official start of this epic journey.

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Astoria to Fort Stevens Return - Approximately 30 mi | 48 km and 789 ft | 240 m

Day 2 Aug 23 - Astoria to Portland

Aug 23 - Astoria to Portland

Your adventure begins today as you depart Astoria and head for Portland on your first long ride of the trip! It's time to bid farewell to the West Coast and turn east as you ease into your first pedal strokes along Youngs River and through the beautiful and densely forested Clatsop State Forest. As you ride, the enclosed green canopy and winding roads gradually open up to bring you just north of Portland where you will continue southeast on the Scappoose-Vernonia Hi... Your adventure begins today as you depart Astoria and head for Portland on your first long ride of the trip! It's time to bid farewell to the West Coast and turn east as you ease into your first pedal strokes along Youngs River and through the beautiful and densely forested Clatsop State Forest. As you ride, the enclosed green canopy and winding roads gradually open up to bring you just north of Portland where you will continue southeast on the Scappoose-Vernonia Highway and directly into downtown. Explore one of America's most bike-friendly cities this evening as you relish the feeling of accomplishment from completing your first full day in the saddle. Read More

Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Ride through Portland

Get a glimpse of what makes Portland a Platinum level Bicycle Friendly Community during your first big ride.

Astoria, OR to Portland, OR - Approximately 100 mi | 161 km and 4,768 ft | 1,453 m

Day 3 Aug 24 - Portland to Hood River

Aug 24 - Portland to Hood River

You'll depart Portland this morning on a network of popular bike trails and lanes. Once in Troutdale, you will ride on the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway 30 that separates Washington from Oregon. The north side of this 75-mile scenic byway boasts spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge while the south is blessed with a collection of astonishing waterfalls. Take the time to stop at Columbia Point, one of the most scenic outlooks on the journey, and visit... You'll depart Portland this morning on a network of popular bike trails and lanes. Once in Troutdale, you will ride on the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway 30 that separates Washington from Oregon. The north side of this 75-mile scenic byway boasts spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge while the south is blessed with a collection of astonishing waterfalls. Take the time to stop at Columbia Point, one of the most scenic outlooks on the journey, and visit the Vista House which was built as a rest stop for early travelers. As you finish your ride, don't forget to look out onto the river, as Hood River is renowned as one of the best windsurfing locations in the U.S. Tonight is yours to explore. Take a stroll down Oak Street and dine in one of the many tasty bistros. Read More

Hampton Inn

Breakfast | Lunch

Ride the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway

Enjoy the view as you pedal along this scenic byway, including the famed Multnomah Falls.

Portland, OR to Hood River, OR - Approximately 75 mi | and 121 km and 3,750 ft | 1,143 m

Day 4 Aug 25 - Hood River to Condon

Aug 25 - Hood River to Condon

Depart this windsurfing and mountain-biking hotspot to continue following the Lewis and Clark Trail along the water. Cycle through the five-mile Mosier Twin Tunnels Trail that passes through two climate zones and is bordered by numerous types of foliage and plants. The route hugs the Columbia River on Interstate 84 for about 15 miles before turning inland. Finish the day’s ride winding past rolling ranch lands, and tackling the climbs through Cottonwood Canyon Sta... Depart this windsurfing and mountain-biking hotspot to continue following the Lewis and Clark Trail along the water. Cycle through the five-mile Mosier Twin Tunnels Trail that passes through two climate zones and is bordered by numerous types of foliage and plants. The route hugs the Columbia River on Interstate 84 for about 15 miles before turning inland. Finish the day’s ride winding past rolling ranch lands, and tackling the climbs through Cottonwood Canyon State Park and Recreation Area. We’ll be spending the night in Condon, a proud, century-old farming community nestled between miles of rolling, golden wheat fields in Eastern Oregon. Read More

Hotel Condon | Condon Motel

Stay at Historic Hotel Condon

Built in 1920, the historic Hotel Condon offers classic charm with a quaint, “small-town America” atmosphere.

Hood River, OR to Condon, OR - Approximately 94 mi | 151 km and 7,835 ft | 2,388 m

Day 5 Aug 26 - Condon to Hermiston

Aug 26 - Condon to Hermiston

After a hilly start this morning, we'll reach the small town of Heppner, known as the “Gateway to the Blues.” Pedal a short stretch of the Blue Mountain Scenic Byway before gradually descending back towards the Columbia River. Enjoy dinner at Nookie’s restaurant, home of the Hermiston Brewing Company & Tap House. This historic building housed a Plymouth dealership for many years in the early 1940s, but now offers over 15 beers produced in-house! Spend the nigh... After a hilly start this morning, we'll reach the small town of Heppner, known as the “Gateway to the Blues.” Pedal a short stretch of the Blue Mountain Scenic Byway before gradually descending back towards the Columbia River. Enjoy dinner at Nookie’s restaurant, home of the Hermiston Brewing Company & Tap House. This historic building housed a Plymouth dealership for many years in the early 1940s, but now offers over 15 beers produced in-house! Spend the night in Hermiston, once known as home of Six Mile House, an old-west hotel that served as a stopover for weary travelers, and is now famous for watermelon farms. Read More

Holiday Inn Express

Cross the Blue Mountains

Continue to roughly follow the route of Lewis and Clark as you cross over the Blue Mountains.

Condon, OR to Hermiston, OR - Approximately 90 mi | 145 km and 4,087 ft | 1,246 m

Day 6 Aug 27 - Hermiston to Walla Walla

Aug 27 - Hermiston to Walla Walla

Today is a relatively short ride as we make our way into Washington. Pedal through high-desert sage and the farmland producing the sweet onions, wheat, and wine that give Walla Walla its flavor. Finish your ride in the heart of town where the tree-lined streets are lined with a mix of vintage shops, boutiques, cafes, and bookstores. This evening, venture out to enjoy a wine tasting and dinner of your choice.

Marcus Whitman or The Finch Hotel

Enter State #2 and discover Walla Walla

Walla Walla is one of the most beautiful towns in Washington and has over 30 tasting rooms featuring varietals from the surrounding wine cou... Walla Walla is one of the most beautiful towns in Washington and has over 30 tasting rooms featuring varietals from the surrounding wine country. Read More

Hermiston, OR to Walla Walla, WA - Approximately 70 mi | 113 km and 3,014ft | 919 m

Day 7 Aug 28 - Walla Walla to Lewiston

Aug 28 - Walla Walla to Lewiston

Climb out of Walla Walla on gently rolling hills as you make your way through eastern Washington's beautiful golden fields of wheat. Today you will work hard to get to Idaho, the third state of your journey, but the effort will be well worth it as you enjoy a long, winding descent into the state alongside the gentle Asotin Creek and the powerful Snake River. Shortly after crossing the border you will find yourself in Lewiston, located at the confluence of the Snake ... Climb out of Walla Walla on gently rolling hills as you make your way through eastern Washington's beautiful golden fields of wheat. Today you will work hard to get to Idaho, the third state of your journey, but the effort will be well worth it as you enjoy a long, winding descent into the state alongside the gentle Asotin Creek and the powerful Snake River. Shortly after crossing the border you will find yourself in Lewiston, located at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers. Due to a system of locks and dams, Lewiston is accessible by some ocean-going vessels and is the easternmost port on the west coast. Read More

Walla Walla, WA to Lewiston, ID - Approximately 98 mi | 158 km and 4,870 ft | 1,484 m

Day 8 Aug 29 - Lewiston to Kamiah

Aug 29 - Lewiston to Kamiah

Soon after departing Lewiston you will enter the land of the Nez Perce Native American tribe. Cruise through undulating hills and scattered towns as you uncover this magnificent gateway to the West. With many areas to hunt, fish, hike, and farm, the Nez Perce have made this area home since before the history of the West was recorded. Enjoy the striking views from the banks of the Clearwater River into the hills above as you make your way to the small town of Kamiah.

Clearwater 12 Motel

Lewiston, ID to Kamiah, ID - Approximately 80 mi | 129 km and 5,725 ft | 1,744 m

Day 9 Aug 30 - Kamiah to Lolo

Aug 30 - Kamiah to Lolo

Today's epic ride follows the historic Route 12 into the Bitterroot Mountains and over Lolo Pass. You'll pedal along the banks of the Clearwater River this morning and the Lochsa River this afternoon, both of which are lined by majestic pines. Enjoy the serene yet striking scenery as you roughly follow in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark. The road climbs gently until the last few miles, which greet you with steeper terrain and sweeping views. Near the end of the rid... Today's epic ride follows the historic Route 12 into the Bitterroot Mountains and over Lolo Pass. You'll pedal along the banks of the Clearwater River this morning and the Lochsa River this afternoon, both of which are lined by majestic pines. Enjoy the serene yet striking scenery as you roughly follow in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark. The road climbs gently until the last few miles, which greet you with steeper terrain and sweeping views. Near the end of the ride, you'll reach the top of Lolo Pass at 5,233 feet, which is also the Montana border. Say hello to state number four and a new time zone! All that's left is a short descent to the Lodge at Lolo Hot Springs. It's a great place to rest and soak your legs after the day's climb. Read More

The Lodge at Lolo Hot Springs

Enter State #4 and summit Lolo Pass

Enjoy breathtaking views as you climb along the Clearwater River and into the Bitterroot Mountains and Montana.

Kamiah, ID to Lolo, MT - Approximately 115 mi | 185 km and 6,451 ft | 1,966 m

Day 10 Aug 31 - Lolo to Missoula

Aug 31 - Lolo to Missoula

Enjoy a relaxed morning with your fellow riders as you get used to the time change, because this short day is nearly all downhill! Today you finish descending the gorgeous, winding road from Lolo Pass into the town of Missoula—home of the University of Montana. Take a look around at the peaks dominating the horizon, as this town lies at the convergence of five separate mountain ranges. It's your choice for lunch so enjoy your favorite foods as you soak in the scen... Enjoy a relaxed morning with your fellow riders as you get used to the time change, because this short day is nearly all downhill! Today you finish descending the gorgeous, winding road from Lolo Pass into the town of Missoula—home of the University of Montana. Take a look around at the peaks dominating the horizon, as this town lies at the convergence of five separate mountain ranges. It's your choice for lunch so enjoy your favorite foods as you soak in the scene in this fun college town. Tonight you will gather for a social hour and dinner at the hotel, as you raise a glass to congratulate each other on reaching your first well-earned rest day. Read More

DoubleTree Hotel Missoula - Edgewater

Breakfast | Social Hour | Dinner

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in Missoula

Celebrate the milestone of making it to your first rest day location.

Lolo, MT to Missoula, MT - Approximately 37 mi | 60 km and 587 ft | 178 m

Day 11 Sept 1 - Rest Day in Missoula

Sept 1 - Rest Day in Missoula

Your first rest day has arrived and you’ve certainly earned it! Today is a day to relax, put up your feet, and enjoy. Benefit from a recovery stroll along the trail beside the Clark Fork River or explore the quaint downtown. This could also be the day to get some shopping done as Montana levies no state sales tax! Alternatively, catch up on some sleep, unwind, and simply get some correspondence and laundry done. Today is yours to explore, dine, and recover as you ... Your first rest day has arrived and you’ve certainly earned it! Today is a day to relax, put up your feet, and enjoy. Benefit from a recovery stroll along the trail beside the Clark Fork River or explore the quaint downtown. This could also be the day to get some shopping done as Montana levies no state sales tax! Alternatively, catch up on some sleep, unwind, and simply get some correspondence and laundry done. Today is yours to explore, dine, and recover as you please. Read More

DoubleTree Missoula - Edgewater

Rest day in Missoula

Enjoy some rest and relaxation or, if you are up for it, there is plenty to do from hiking to fly fishing to tubing the Clark Fork River.

Day 12 Sept 2 (Labor Day) - Missoula to Helena

Sept 2 (Labor Day) - Missoula to Helena

Saddle up! Today you'll take advantage of your well-rested legs to tackle another big ride as you continue across the fourth largest state in America. Follow the Blackfoot River out to the plains and enjoy the cool breeze as it wicks down the surrounding mountains and stirs the wildlife below. Keep a careful eye on the sky and passing fields to catch a glimpse of a bald eagle, mule deer, antelope, elk, or maybe even a grizzly bear. You'll climb to the top of Flesher... Saddle up! Today you'll take advantage of your well-rested legs to tackle another big ride as you continue across the fourth largest state in America. Follow the Blackfoot River out to the plains and enjoy the cool breeze as it wicks down the surrounding mountains and stirs the wildlife below. Keep a careful eye on the sky and passing fields to catch a glimpse of a bald eagle, mule deer, antelope, elk, or maybe even a grizzly bear. You'll climb to the top of Flesher Pass at 6,131 feet before enjoying a gradual descent into Montana's capital city for the evening. Read More

DoubleTree Helena - Downtown

Missoula, MT to Helena, MT - Approximately 116 mi | 187 km and 4,961 ft | 1,512 m

Day 13 Sept 3 - Helena to Three Forks

Sept 3 - Helena to Three Forks

Another picturesque day of riding awaits as you work your way south through Big Sky Country. You'll end up in Three Forks, near where the Jefferson, Gallatin, and Madison rivers converge to form the Missouri River. Sacajawea, who was interpreter and guide for Lewis and Clark, was kidnapped near here as a child and recognized it as her homeland when the explorers arrived here in 1805. Tonight, you'll stay at the historic Sacajawea Hotel.

Sacajawea Hotel

Stay at the charming Sacajawea Hotel

Originally built in 1910, the hotel was restored in 2009 by the Folkvord family, who runs it today.

Helena, MT to Three Forks, MT - Approximately 88 mi | 142 km and 3,491 ft | 1,064 m

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Day 1 Aug 21 - Astoria to Pacific Ocean

Aug 21 - Astoria to Pacific Ocean

Day 2 Aug 22 - Astoria to Portland

Aug 22 - Astoria to Portland

Day 3 Aug 23 - Portland to Hood River

Aug 23 - Portland to Hood River

Day 4 Aug 24 - Hood River to Condon

Aug 24 - Hood River to Condon

Day 5 Aug 25 - Condon to Hermiston

Aug 25 - Condon to Hermiston

Day 6 Aug 26 - Hermiston to Walla Walla

Aug 26 - Hermiston to Walla Walla

Day 7 Aug 27 - Walla Walla to Lewiston

Aug 27 - Walla Walla to Lewiston

Day 8 Aug 28 - Lewiston to Kamiah

Aug 28 - Lewiston to Kamiah

Day 9 Aug 29 - Kamiah to Lolo

Aug 29 - Kamiah to Lolo

Day 10 Aug 30 - Lolo to Missoula

Aug 30 - Lolo to Missoula

Day 11 Aug 31 - Rest Day in Missoula

Aug 31 - Rest Day in Missoula

Day 12 Sept 1 (Labor Day) - Missoula to Helena

Sept 1 (Labor Day) - Missoula to Helena

Day 13 Sept 2 - Helena to Three Forks

Sept 2 - Helena to Three Forks

Rider Information

Rider Level: 4

Terrain: Hilly to Mountainous

On our Cross Country Tour, the terrain is extremely varied, including rolling terrain, long gradual climbs and descents, as well as steep climbing and descending. Roads are primarily two-lane secondary highways with good shoulders but include some short stretches of interstate highways with wide shoulders, smaller local roads, and surface streets with little or no shoulder. Some road surfaces may be rough. Our Portland to Portland cross country bike tour is best suited for our Type 4 Riders, due to the extreme physical demands of the trip.

Daily Average

88 miles | 142 kilometers

3,791 miles | 6,100 kilometers

3,606 feet | 1,099 meters

155,078 feet | 47,265 meters

This destination is best suited to guests who want to cycle every day. Because of the terrain and/or remoteness of the hotels and riding routes, there are few, if any, non-riding options available. If a non-rider wants to accompany a rider guest on this trip, they would need to spend many hours in the van and/or at the hotels on the trip. Due to this, we strongly discourage non-riders from this destination. As an alternative, call a Trek Travel Trip Consultant at 866-464-8735 for trip suggestions where more non-rider activities are available, such as:

• California Wine Country»
• Glacier National Park»
• Crater Lake & Oregon Cascades»
• Bryce & Zion»
• Prague to Vienna »

We've got you covered on and off the bike! Our team of guides will always have one in the support vehicle and one on the bike, ready to fill up your water bottles, fix a flat tire, or give you a lift when you really need it. They'll also give you the inside scoop on the best local spots. And when you're not riding, your guides are happy to help with anything you need - from finding the nearest chocolate milkshake, laundromat, or massage therapist.

• Fully guided and supported with at least two guides and one van
• Daily route on a pre-loaded Garmin GPS
• Additional guides and vehicles added dependent upon guest count and trip logistics

Built on the site of the former Union Fish Cannery, the Cannery Pier Hotel is located 600 feet into the Columbia River. From this unique and enviable position, it offers guests unparalleled views of a real working river, as well as views out to Cape Disappointment Lighthouse and the impressive Astoria–Megler Bridge. Each room has a private balcony and a fireplace, hardwood floors, and luxurious amenities. Take advantage of the authentic Finnish sauna before embarking upon the first ride of your long cross country journey.  Please note that only the first, last, and rest day hotels are shown here. 

DoubleTree Hotel Missoula – Edgewater

The Doubletree Edgewater is located in the heart of the college town of Missoula, on the banks of the Clark Fork River. The campus of the University of Montana is only three blocks away and the restaurants and main attractions of downtown are within walking distance. You may decide to take advantage of the world-class fly fishing right out the door, or maybe just kick back and take in the stunning views of Mount Sentinel and watch the river flow past.

Hotel Alex Johnson

Enjoy the authentic Native American decor at this historic hotel in the heart of downtown Rapid City. The guest rooms have been recently renovated, although we understand some may still be haunted. Spend your rest day visiting Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, or the wild west town of Deadwood.

Hotel Indigo Madison Downtown

Hotel Indigo Madison Downtown is a contemporary hotel situated just a short stroll from the downtown Capital Square. It is housed in the landmark Mautz Paint Company building where modern meets historic with creatively crafted murals throughout the space that showcase the authentic style of the original architecture. The well-appointed guest rooms feature nostalgic touches with modern amenities. Enjoy the convenience of an onsite restaurant as well as being a short walk away from countless local gems!

Hilton Garden Inn Corning Downtown

The Hilton Garden Inn offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Enjoy the heated indoor pool and use the fitness center for a recovery session. It is located next door to the famous Corning Museum of Glass and across the river from the city’s downtown Gaffer District where you’ll find the historic Market Street filled with restaurants and boutiques.

Press Hotel

The Press Hotel is a boutique luxury hotel in Portland’s famed Old Port District and is part of the Autograph Collection by Marriott, which features unique properties selected for their rich character and imaginative details. Constructed in 1923, the brick and stone building was the former home of the state’s largest newspaper, the Portland Press Herald. Many of the architectural details and artifacts have been preserved during its transformation into this stunning boutique hotel. Enjoy the array of artwork throughout the hotel and your beautifully appointed guest room with its oversized windows, marble-tiled bathrooms, luxury linens, vintage desks, and modern conveniences.

Bikes & Gear

Experiencing your cycling vacation of a lifetime is not complete without a world-class bike and the Trek Domane SL 7 Gen 4 is the best on the road. It raises the bar to deliver incredible endurance road bike comfort without sacrificing performance and features highly responsive disc brakes, road-smoothing IsoSpeed technology, and electronic shifting. This new bike is lighter than ever before, and carbon wheels are standard on every Domane SL 7 bike.

Trek Travel Guides

The World’s Best

From the moment you meet our guides, you'll understand the difference. You'll feel the genuine care they take to make your vacation perfect. From their expert support to sharing their favorite hidden spots, they tailor every moment to you.

Additional Gear

• Trek Travel Santini cycling jersey to keep
• Custom Cross Country Trek Travel Santini kit
• Trek Travel water bottles to keep
• Cinch sack day bag to keep
• *Bontrager saddle
• *Bontrager helmet
• Bontrager front and rear Flare R lights
• Garmin Edge 1030 GPS computer with pre-loaded routes
• Garmin Varia radar tail light
• *Shimano SPD-SL road style pedals, Shimano SPD mountain style pedals
• A flat pack containing a tube, levers, and a CO2 cartridge with inflator
• *For the most comfortable ride, we recommend you bring your own saddle. If you prefer, you can bring your own pedals and helmet on the trip and our guides will install your gear on the first day during your bike fit.

Trip Inclusions

• 47 nights of accommodation at handpicked hotels
• Two or more experienced guides to provide local knowledge, support, and camaraderie
• Daily route support with both guides and our support van
• Ride With GPS Experience for your phone with daily itinerary and route navigation information

• Daily breakfast, 42 lunches, and 37 dinners
• Six social hours of drinks and hors d'oeuvres
• Snacks and drinks for each day's ride
• Gu Energy Gels
• Entrance fees for all activities, private tours, and events
• All gratuities for drivers, local experts, and hospitality staff
• All luggage transfers and transportation during your trip
• A digital photo album of your trip
• Airfare and transportation to and from the trip pick-up/drop-off locations
• Lodging before and after the trip
• Personal items purchased during the trip
• Optional activities not scheduled by Trek Travel
• On select trips some meals are not included. On these trips, Trek Travel invites you to explore the local cuisine at your leisure.

Guide Gratuities

Guide gratuities are customary and at your own discretion, to recognize service, hospitality, and the little extras that surprise and delight. For this trip, we suggest a tip for your guides between $2400-$2880 per guest and, of course, you may choose to give more if your guides made your trip an unforgettable experience. While local currency is preferred, there are other options to make tipping easier. Most guides accept gratuity via PayPal or Venmo or our staff can help before or after the trip. Gratuities will be divided among the guide team, so feel free to leave your gratuity with whomever you choose at the end of your trip.

Additional Details

Know Before You Go!

We want you to be fully prepared for your cycling vacation of a lifetime. This involves making sure that you choose the appropriate trip for you and that every aspect of your experience is flawless. Each Trek Travel trip is unique to ensure maximum enjoyment every time.

Your Trip Need to Knows:

• Routes : When planning this tour, we avoid interstates and busy roads as much as possible, however, due to the nature of this trip there are a few days where you will have stretches on the interstate and on busier than ideal roads.
• Cell Service: There are a few days where cell service is lacking on the route and at the hotel. Your guides will be equipped with walkie talkies and a satellite communication device to enable them to communicate and provide effective support even when cell service is lacking.
• Accommodations : You will stay in a blend of high-end hotels, resorts, rustic lodges, national chains, and roadside motels. The first and last nights of the trip and most rest days are spent in high-end, full-service hotels. Along the way, many hotels are national chains such as Best Western and Holiday Inn due to their consistent quality and service. We also pass through some areas where accommodations are limited and we stay in some basic roadside motels. Every effort has been made to secure the best lodging available, but in some rural parts of the country, our options are limited and may not meet the quality criteria of every guest.
• Alternate Hotels and Room Sharing: If the trip is near capacity, there are approximately five nights where the group will be split between two hotels. Guests will be placed in the alternate hotel based on booking order, starting with the last to book. In addition, some guests may have to share a room or bathroom once or twice during the trip, even if you book a single supplement.
• Dining: Most evenings, you will dine at the best restaurant available near the hotel—from simple, hearty dinners to decadent nouvelle cuisine. In an effort to provide an efficient meal and maximize recovery time, we sometimes opt for a buffet or have pizza, pasta or other fare delivered to a hotel conference room. We also strive to provide an early, hearty breakfast, but options and quality varies from town to town. As such, your guides will supplement breakfast at certain hotels.
• Energy Products: Trek Travel will have a range of energy products and electrolyte tablets on hand for whenever you need a boost. If you require a specific brand of energy product, we recommend bringing an adequate supply for your personal needs as there will be little opportunity to restock on this trip. For lunches, most days your guides set up “feed zones” at designated spots along the route. These are quick lunch stops providing sandwich fixings, light salads, fresh fruits, sweet and savory snacks, energy products, and beverages—designed to enable riders to maintain momentum. On occasion, you’ll dine at a perfectly situated cafe along the route.
• Training: Trek Travel provides our guests with a basic training plan, developed by Vision Quest Training , to help you prepare for this trip. Vision Quest also offers customized training plans specifically tailored to you – taking into account your equipment, terrain, goals, and fitness level. They offer a free consultation to help you determine whether the basic training plan or a customized version is right for you.

Before and After Your Trip

Portland, Oregon

We recommend spending a few days in the vibrant, bustling city of Portland, Oregon. An excellent public transit system makes it easy to get around the City of Roses (so named because its climate is very conducive to growing rose bushes). Portlanders are widely known for their enthusiasm for local food, microbrews, coffee, art, and bikes. The Willamette River flows through downtown and constitutes the boundary between east and west sections; Burnside Street divides north and south; and the north section is defined by the river to the west and Williams Avenue to the east. Locals use these sections to give directions, so it's good to be familiar with the general idea! Farm to table restaurants, food trucks, bike shops, fun and funky architecture, book stores (don't miss Powell's City of Books in the heart of downtown!), parks, and museums are abundant in this quintessential city of the Pacific Northwest. We recommend the following accommodations for your pre-trip hotel:

Where to Stay

Marriott Downtown Waterfront

Stay on trend at Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront, a reimagined hotel directly on the waterfront in downtown, surrounded by more than 60 breweries. This is our hotel of choice for the second night of our trip, and it comes with modern rooms, delicious dining choices, and the perfect location for enjoying the city. www.marriott.com

Hotel deLuxe

Part of the well-crafted Provenance Hotel group, Hotel deLuxe offers a desirable location in the Southwest District, close to the exclusive Pearl District and Nob Hill, and only a few blocks from the MAX Light Rail System. This luxurious property is centered around a cinema theme and features a beautiful collection of historic film stills that capture the magic of Hollywood from the the 1930s, '40s, and '50s. www.provenancehotels.com

Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel

Nestled just south of downtown Portland on a pedestrian river walk, the RiverPlace Hotel is a luxurious retreat that offers access to both an invigorating urban buzz and an enchanting natural landscape. Relax in the communal Living Room, try a local brew at the daily hosted social hour, and enjoy dinner at the onsite restaurant. The list of amenities here is long and includes a yoga mat in your room, spa services available in your room, a workout room with a Peloton bike, a curated music playlist, and a $10 credit at the King Tide Fish & Shell restaurant. www.riverplacehotel.com

Portland, Maine

The city of Portland, Maine (for which Portland, Oregon was named) has a relaxed, small-town feel that makes it an ideal place to unwind after your ride across the country. Take a few extra days to explore the cobbled Old Port District, check out the working waterfront and Portland Museum of Art in the arts district, and visit some of the many historical sights in town. Take a trolley tour or a lighthouse tour, or visit the Wadsworth-Longfellow House, childhood home of the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. According to locals, Portland has more restaurants and bars per capita than any other city in the country outside of San Fransisco. Many of the more popular restaurants are chef-owned and highly renowned. Kick back and take in the sights and smells of the Atlantic as you relax at the conclusion of your epic trip. We recommend the following accommodations for your post-trip hotel:

The Press Hotel is a boutique luxury hotel in Portland’s famed Old Port District. It’s part of the Autograph Collection by Marriott, which features unique and imaginative properties selected for their quality, bold originality, rich character, and uncommon details. The Press Hotel offers spa services, a workout room, valet parking, and a free airport shuttle. When you are ready to explore the city, you are just steps away from the Old Port’s historic cobblestone streets full of galleries, shops, cafes, day-spas, and many historic landmarks. www.thepresshotel.com

Portland Regency Hotel & Spa

The Regency is also located in the Old Port District and offers a boutique experience in a property originally built as a home for the Maine National Guard in 1895. Each room retains some architectural elements from the original design of the home—alcoves, torrent windows, and decks. An on-site spa and fitness center, complimentary wireless internet, and valets to provide complimentary transportation to the airport make the Regency a convenient place to stay for your extra time in Portland. www.theregency.com

Hilton Garden Inn - Downtown Waterfront

This modern hotel is also located on the waterfront in Portland's Old Port District, just steps from the boutique shops, restaurants, and museums this area has to offer. It features an indoor lap pool, complimentary wireless internet, and airport shuttle. www.hilton.com

Packing and Weather

The weather across the country will be extremely varied. You can expect all conditions including rain, snow, fog, wind, sun, heat, and cold, in both humid and arid climates. Extreme weather conditions may exist in certain parts of the country. Your guides will monitor the safety of riding in such conditions and will delay or cancel rides if they deem the conditions to be too dangerous. Bring adequate layers and riding gear for riding in any and all conditions throughout our Cross Country bike tour. View our Packing List

Ready to book?

To reserve your space on a trip, you can either call us at 866-464-8735 to speak with an expert Trip Consultant or book online any time by clicking the “BOOK THIS TRIP” icon near the upper right of each destination’s overview page.* Once you have submitted your reservation online, a Trip Consultant will contact you within one business day to answer any questions you may have and to confirm space, bike, and room availability on your desired trip. Your booking will be finalized once your no-risk deposit is paid. If you make a reservation more than 90 days prior to the trip, a $750 no risk deposit is due at the time of booking.** If you reserve your trip less than 90 days prior to the departure, the full balance is due at the time of booking. Once your booking is complete you will receive an email confirmation with important information pertaining to your trip.

*Please note that select trips cannot be booked online at this time. For those trips, please call a trip consultant at 866-464-8735.

**Deposit amounts vary for all Race, Cross Country, Special Edition, Ride Camp, Discover, and Self-Guided tours. Please confirm deposit amounts for all trips with your Trip Consultant at time of booking.

What happens once I book?

When a trip is booked, a guest confirmation email is immediately sent out. One week prior to the trip start, you’ll receive an email containing your trip start meeting location reminder and any last-minute information that you’ll need to know. You will also receive instructions to download the Ride with GPS app before your trip to provide you the day to day plan and daily route guides.

Guaranteed to run

With one person booked on a date, the trip becomes guaranteed.*

In the case where trips are at one or two guests, we will contact you prior to final payment to give you the following options:

Pay a small trip fee of $500 per person for two guests or $1000 for one guest, which ensures your preferred trip date will run. If there are three or more guests before departure date, the fee will be refunded in full.

Switch to a different trip or different departure date. Should there be any difference in trip price between your original trip and the new one, you will be expected to pay the difference, or we will refund you accordingly.

Offer only valid if Trek Travel contacts a guest to discuss these specific options. Bike trips with fewer than three guests may operate with only one guide. The guide will support all rides with a Trek Travel van. If you would like to discuss the option of having two guides, please speak with your trip consultant.

The small trip supplement for Ride Camps is as follows – for two guests an additional $250 or for one guest an additional $500.

*Cross Country, Discover, Race, and Special Edition trips as well as a small number of select departures have a minimum guest count to guarantee. Please check with your Trip Consultant for more information.

Unforeseen events may make it necessary to cancel or modify a trip. Our Guest Services team will update you with any changes. We reserve the right to cancel departures in cases of force majeure or the failure of third parties—such as hotels—to honor their reservations, in which case all payments received to date will be refunded, which constitutes full settlement. Trek Travel is not responsible for expenses incurred in preparation for any canceled trips, such as airline tickets, or for costs that are incurred due to travel delays, flight cancellations, or illness. We strongly encourage We strongly encourage Travel Protection for complete coverage.

What if I have to cancel my trip?

We understand things happen in life and sometimes you have to cancel or change your tour.

Read our Cancellation Policy

Our Trip Consultants are available to assist and can answer your questions. Please call us at 866-464-8735.

Travel Protection

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Sharing the joy that comes with wow moments

Trek Travel guides are dedicated to making moments that last a lifetime, and we invite you to thank them with a trip gratuity. These are customary and at your own discretion, to recognize service, hospitality, and the little extras that surprise and delight. For this Discover trip, we recommend $2400-$2880 per guest and, of course, you may choose to give more if your guides made your trip an unforgettable experience.

Like everything else about your vacation, the Trek Travel team is here to make this experience easier for you. While local currency is preferred, you may also tip through the following options:

Via PayPal (please have this account set up in advance when possible) or with your guest services representative on the phone before or after the trip.

Gratuities will be divided among the guide team, so feel free to leave your gratuity with whomever you choose at the end of your trip.

You cannot put a price on a wow . But you can show your thanks for an exceptional experience.

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Our trips are guaranteed to run once we have one confirmed booking on the trip.  Click here to view our full guarantee policy .

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Sold Out/Waitlist

This trip is currently sold out, but you may be added to the waitlist in the case of availability.

If a date is marked with Limited Availability, there are few spots left to book. We will secure additional rooms from our hotels before confirming your reservation.

Looking to travel with a small group? Ask our trip consultants about private trips and learn more .

What are your trip styles?

Classic - reserve:.

Savor the finer things as you relax in luxurious 5-star accommodations and wine, dine, and ride in some of the most unforgettable destinations around the world.

Classic - Signature:

Explore beautiful destinations by bike, enjoy extra inclusions, savor delicious local cuisine, and enjoy the perfect mix of accommodations.

Classic - Discovor:

Enjoy a casual cycling vacation with fantastic routes and comfortable accommodations.

Train like the pros in some of their favorite riding destinations.

See the pros in action at the biggest cycling events of the year.

Cross Country:

Tackle an epic adventure that takes you point-to-point across mountains, countryside, and more.

Self-Guided

Enjoy a bike tour on your schedule with just your chosen travel companions.

If a date is marked as Private, it is reserved for a private group.

Looking to travel with a small group or looking for a custom date? Call our trip consultants at 866-464-8735

What is the Difference?

Ultimate luxury:.

Savor some of the most spectacular, 5-star properties in the world. Exuding luxury and elegance, these one-of-a-kind accommodations offer the chance to rejuvenate at award-winning spas, dine at Michelin-starred restaurants, and more.

Enjoy luxurious accommodations handpicked for a refined experience. From signature spa treatments to delicious local cuisine, you’ll be more than provided for; you’ll be pampered.

These handpicked hotels provide relaxation and fun in a casual and comfortable environment. Delicious cuisine and great service mix perfectly for a memorable stay.

On select cycling vacations, you’ll stay at a mix of Explorer and Luxury hotels. Rest assured, no matter which hotel level you’re at, our trip designers carefully select every accommodation.

Road : 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 25 mi (40 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Gravel: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 20 mi (35 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Hiking: 1-3 hours of hiking. Up to 5 mi (8 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Road : 2-4 hours of riding. 20-35 mi (35-60 km). Up to 2,500 ft (750 m).

Gravel: 2-4 hours of riding. 15-30 mi (25-45 km). Up to 2,000 ft (300 m).

Hiking: 2-4 hours of hiking. 4-8 mi (6-12 km). Up to 1,500 ft (450 m).

Road : 3-5 hours of riding. 25-55 mi (40-85 km). Up to 4,500 ft (1,500 m).

Gravel: 3-5 hours of riding. 20-40 mi (35-60 km). Up to 3,000 ft (900 m).

Hiking: 3-5 hours of hiking. 6-10 mi (9-16 km). Up to 2,000 ft (600 m).

Road : 4+ hours of riding. 40-70 mi (60-110 km). Up to 8,000 ft (2,400 m).

Gravel:  4+ hours of riding. 30-50 mi (45-80 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).

Hiking: 4+ hours of hiking. 7-15 mi (11-24 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).

Classic - Discover:

Single occupancy.

Sometimes it’s more convenient and comfortable to have your own room while on vacation. We understand and that’s why we offer a Single Occupancy option. The additional price guarantees a private room all to yourself

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• Trek Calypso Men's Comfortable Cruiser Bike,7 speed, Lightweight-TALL $200 SW PDX
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Make this ‘Star Trek’ motel part of a geeky getaway on the Oregon coast

Itty Bitty Inn Jeff and Jennifer Hunger, visiting from the Chicaco area, dressd appropriately for their stay in the Star Trek room at the Itty Bitty Inn in North Bend. (Samantha Swindler/Samantha Swindler/ The Oregonian)

Looking to boldly go where … frankly, many men have gone before? Book a night in the uber-popular Star Trek room at the Itty Bitty Inn in North Bend on the southern Oregon coast.

The Star Trek themed motel room places guests on the bridge of the original Starship Enterprise, complete with screen-accurate controls and wall-mounted communicators. Inn owner Rik Villarreal, an electrician by trade, has installed buttons and switches throughout the room that activate various sound and lighting effects.

There’s a tri-dimensional chessboard, paper masks of your favorite Starfleet characters, a few tribbles hidden here and there, copies of the original movies to be watched in the room, viewing logs for all the original episodes, an owner’s manual for the Bird-of-Prey warship (written in Klingon) … and it only gets geekier from there.

Ensign Rizzo — notable as the rare “red shirt” to survive an attack on an away mission — carries a towel rack. The bathroom has a 1930′s style in tribute to the time-travel episode “City on the Edge of Forever.” Two framed newspapers in the bathroom depict two realities — one where social worker Edith Keeler is killed, another where she meets with the president about her peace initiative. (Fans will get the reference.)

“In the captain’s log, you’ll find signatures from people who worked on ‘DS9,’ on ‘Voyager,’ on ‘TNG,’” Villarreal said. Marina Sirtis, who played Counselor Deanna Troi, once stayed the night.

Many of the guests come wearing their own cosplay, including Jeff and Jennifer Hunger, recent visitors from Chicago who booked the room a year in advance.

“We’re huge Star Trek fans,” Jeff said while posing with a tribble and sharing a Vulcan hand salute.

You can’t miss the Itty Bitty Inn during a drive along U.S. Hwy 101 in North Bend. The motel is covered in murals of both Star Trek and Star Wars characters, and a glowing sign promises “themed rooms.”

The Itty Bitty Inn was the original name of the small, five-room motel when it opened in 1950. Villarreal said he wasn’t looking to become an innkeeper, but the former owners, who were friends, approached him about buying the motel in 2014.

Villarreal – who had no background in hospitality but was moving back to his hometown of North Bend – figured, why not? He could run the motel and live there.

“It was a clean, humble vibe, just an old-school motor inn,” he said. “Their mission was to provide a clean, quality service, without necessarily pumping a whole lot of kitschy goofiness into it.”

But Villarreal envisioned a geeky, retro oasis on the Oregon coast. He redesigned the motel rooms around things he loved: namely, Star Trek, tiki lounges and the 1970s.

“Just by nature, I can be a little dramatic, if not flamboyant,” Villarreal said. “I wanted to exercise some creative freedom that my job did not allow me to.”

That other job? Providing energy management for corporations and the defense sector with his business, EdComm — something that, as he puts it, doesn’t always allow for flourishes of “dramatic creativity.”

He’s put plenty of drama into the Itty Bitty Inn.

In addition to the Star Trek room, the motel has two tiki-themed rooms — the Tiki Cha Cha room, named after a KBOO radio program (whose founder lives in North Bend) with a ceiling painted like a grass hut, and the Tiki Lounge room, with more of a swanky vibe. Each room is furnished with mid-century decor and comes with a stash of “emergency leis.” The Tiki Lounge room has a record player loaded with Martin Denny records.

The Oregon Trail room features posters from old westerns and a large mural of the Three Sisters mountains. It’s admittedly the least wild of the rooms, though Villarreal is considering turning it into the forest moon of Endor for Star Wars fans.

The Disco room comes with a light switch that activates a spinning disco ball and plays the Bee Gee’s hit “Staying Alive.”

“What ‘70′s room would be complete without a rebuilt vintage Atari 2600 circa 1979,” Villarreal said, opening the top dresser drawer to reveal a stash of game cartridges. “I happen to know that Atari Millipede, Space Invaders and Donkey Kong pairs remarkably well with a locally brewed IPA or cranberry cider.”

Guests who aren’t in the disco room but want to get their retro gaming on can rent a vintage Atari, an assortment of game cartridges and an old-style cathode-ray tube television for $15.

“I think the amount of people that (the motel) brings in is really something special,” said Vera Martinez, Villarreal’s daughter and co-innkeeper. “We see walks of life from all over the world. We’ll have people come from Europe, Asia, South Africa. We like to regard this as a second home for them.”

Each modest room comes with a tiled shower and toilet, and a small breakfast nook with a mini fridge and microwave. Guests are offered complimentary fresh-ground coffee from Bridge View Coffee Roasters and local IPAs or cranberry cider (Coos County is Oregon’s cranberry capital , after all). Villarreal will shuttle people to and from North Bend’s tiny airport and provide bike trail and kayaking drop offs. Guests can also check out bicycles to get around town (along with helmets and safety vests.)

Villarreal has installed two 60-amp car chargers in the parking lot, with instructions written in English, Klingon and Aurebesh (for the Star Wars fans.)

“We are all inclusive here,” he said.

With rates ranging from $89-$128, the Itty Bitty Inn was named Yelp’s No. 1 Budget Hotel in the U.S. in 2019. To book a room at the Itty Bitty Inn, 1504 Sherman Ave. in North Bend, visit ittybittyinn.com or call 541-756-6398.

Villarreal grew up in North Bend, which he described as “the Oregon Coast’s nerdy little secret.”

“Geek culture here has always been big, since I was a little kid,” he said. “Dungeons and Dragons, sci-fi. We were doing cosplay before anybody called it cosplay.”

If you’re planning a geeky getaway to North Bend, here’s a few other stops to add to your trip:

Recycle Video Games, 1942 Sherman Ave.: This retailer specializing in rare retro video games and gaming systems has four locations on the Oregon coast but is headquartered in North Bend. Owner Annie Jackson repairs, cleans and buys used games and equipment, and has an impressive collection on display, including a Commodore 64 and Video Computer System by Atari in original boxes. (Stay tuned: She’s thinking about creating a video game museum.)

The Leia breakfast burrito from Yoda's Hut in Coos Bay, where the motto is "May the flavor be with you." (Samantha Swindler/Samantha Swindler/ The Oregonian)

Yoda’s Hut, 775 N. Front St.: Technically, this Star Wars-themed food cart is in neighboring Coos Bay, but it’s within walking or biking distance of North Bend. Named the Best Food Truck of 2023 in the Toast of the South Coast awards, chef Ron Phillips said he earned the nickname Yoda for his skill behind the grill. Yoda’s Hut serves all-day breakfast (try the Leia, a burrito with caramelized onions, mushrooms, peppers, eggs, potatoes and cheese) and sandwiches (the Yoda is a smoked ribeye sandwich with roasted garlic aioli.) Find it at the new Front Street Food Trucks pod.

Liberty Pub , 2047 Sherman Ave.: At first glance, the Liberty Pub looks like your standard small-town bar. Then you notice the Dungeons & Dragons gaming table in the back and the paintings on the walls of the Borg Queen, a Sleestak and Jar Jar Binks. It’s the perfect place to stop for pizza and embark on an adventure.

Gamers’ Cantina, 761 Virginia Ave.: Every Friday night, you can find folks throwing down Magic cards at this hobby store , which sells supplies and miniatures for Magic the Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Dungeons & Dragons and more tabletop role playing games. Thursdays are “ D&D with Darrel .” Check the store’s Facebook page for more upcoming tournaments.

-- Samantha Swindler covers features for The Oregonian/OregonLive and Here is Oregon . Reach her at [email protected] .

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The Top 39 Events in Portland This Week: June 24–30, 2024

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The Linguini Incident Past Event Like List In The Linguini Incident , underpaid waitress and aspiring escape artist Lucy (Rosanna Arquette) relies on her pals (David Bowie and a bra designer?!) to help stage a robbery. The phrase "screwball comedy" applies here, and the fashion alone is worth showing up for. This brand-new director's cut of the '91 comedy features never-before-seen footage in glorious 4K. LC (Hollywood Theatre, Hollywood District)

FOOD & DRINK

No Bones Beach Club x Norah Past Event Like List Plant-based food lovers mourned when the tropical bar No Bones Beach Club closed the doors of its Portland and Seattle locations in 2020. Former Stranger staff writer Angela Garbes wrote of the establishment in 2016, "At No Bones, you won't find any soy-rizo, mock chicken, or portobello mushrooms doing their best impersonation of hamburger patties. Instead, you'll find tacos loaded with beer-battered and fried avocados, sandwiches stuffed with sesame-seed-crusted taro cakes, and poke (Seattle's current favorite dish) made not with raw fish but smoked golden beets. MacKenzie DeVito describes her menu as 'Southern California–style food—fresh, with lots of vegetables, herbs, and great textures.' After just a few bites, you'll be grateful that DeVito, who adopted a vegan diet seven years ago, has spent all her time since developing such flavorful, satisfying, and surprising food." Luckily, you'll have a rare chance to catch Devito's cuisine, including crispy cauliflower wings, Caesar salad, jackfruit flautas, panko-breaded "amazeballs," "F-N-C" (panko-breaded tofu fish with nori, served with slaw, old bay fries and tartar sauce), and coconut mojito ice cream balls, at one her first pop-ups in Portland since the closure. Norah will offer refreshing alcoholic and zero-proof cocktails to pair with the food, featuring spirits from Mezcal Union, and a portion of brunch sales will benefit Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary. JB (Norah, Belmont District)

Juana Molina Past Event Like List Argentine singer-songwriter Juana Molina has lived many lives. The daughter of famed parents (tango singer Horacio Molina and actress Elva “Chunchuna” Villafañe) made a name for herself as a popular comedic actress before pursuing a career as an experimental musician. Although her debut album perplexed Argentinian fans and media, Molina eventually moved to LA where she released her sophomore album, Segundo , an experimental folk masterpiece that utilizes electronics and looping. This week, she returns to Portland on a solo tour performing old and new material with lots of improvisations, some of which will be crowd-directed. AV (Mission Theater, Northwest Portland)

READINGS & TALKS

History Pub - Defining Moments: LGBTQ+ Stories from Past to Present Past Event Like List Paul Iarrobino, storyteller, Our Bold Voices founding director, and author of the fresh anthology Defining Moments: Essential Queer Stories,  will head to the stage to share "pivotal moments of struggle...and journeys toward self-acceptance and empowerment from the intergenerational LGBTQ+ community." Iarrobino's just-released anthology spotlights LGBTQ+ perspectives from varying age groups; panelists at this talk will include book contributors Stacey Rice, Heidi Bruins Green, Jamison Green, and Joshua Thomas. Show up for the feel-good vibes, and stick around for the panel's emphasis on the resilience of queer folks across generations. LC (McMenamins Kennedy School, Concordia)

Judy Collins Past Event Like List After deep-diving into the catalogs of legendary songstresses like Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, and Carole King, I finally found my way to the discography of Judy Collins. I was already aware of her iconic voice, but given the number of her albums in record store dollar bins, I did not expect her exploration of different genres. Her music isn’t straightforward vocal pop, but swims around trad-folk, country, and jazz, incorporating the occasional experimental flourish (such as the ethereal ocean sounds in “ Farewell to Tarwathie .”) Collins has released and collaborated on over 50 albums in her lifetime, with additional career successes as an author, filmmaker, social activist, guitar designer, and record label founder. She's also been gigging for over 50 years, so this stop in Beaverton is a drop in the bucket for her. AV (Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, Beaverton)

PARTIES & NIGHTLIFE

Portland Trail Blazers Draft Party Presented by Ticketmaster Remind Like List Disappointed in the Blazers' lackluster finish in the 2023-24 season? Brush it off, because there's always next year, and the team is already building toward brighter days. The 'Zers have the seventh and 14th picks at this year's draft, so head to the Moda Center with fellow fans to see which players Portland snags. This free draft party promises photo ops (with Blaze, I hope!) and party hats for the first 500 attendees. JW (Moda Center, Lloyd District)

Secret Aardvark Remind Like List Over 30 of Portland's best improvisers will gather again for this who's who of Rose City comedy. Each Secret Aardvark event features an extra-special mystery guest (past guests have run the gamut from David Lynch to random high school theater students), and the show's so spicy that it's named after the organizers' fave local hot sauce. LC (Kickstand Comedy, Ladd's Addition)

D.E.B.S. Remind Like List Calling all gay spies! D.E.B.S. may have been a box office bomb, but it's a well-deserved millennial cult classic following a queer relationship between a teen crimefighter and an alluring villainess. Back in '05, Roger Ebert wrote, "At some point during the pitch meetings for D.E.B.S. someone must certainly have used the words Charlie's Lesbians ," as if that's supposed to be a bad thing. Imagine early-aughts greats Meagan Good, Devon Aoki, and Jordana Brewster wearing cute plaid skirts—you tell me what could be better. LC (Hollywood Theatre, Hollywood District)

Movies at Dusk: The Big Lebowski Remind Like List They've mastered the macaron—why not movie screenings, too? Pix Pâtisserie's summer screenings of film favorites start this week with The Big Lebowski, a boozy bowling ball of a flick. Bar specials for this screening include white Russians and a "Dude trifle," and tickets to each Thursday night show include reserved seats, movie trivia, and all the popcorn you can eat. If you wear a robe, you'll also score free "Dude macaron," a white Russian-flavored treat in "bowling ball formation." LC (Pix Pâtisserie / Can Bar, Kerns)

Jessica Pratt Remind Like List Jessica Pratt is known for her otherworldly, stripped-down acoustic folk songs which sound simultaneously of the past and the future. Her 2012 self-titled debut has a magical quality that's hard to name—her voice echoes like a mermaid humming in a damp alcove or a fairy singing her friends a lullaby. Pratt's new album Here in the Pitch enters the world of the 1960s with orchestral pop songs reminiscent of Marianne Faithfull, the Walker Brothers, and Dusty Springfield. Don't miss an opening set from San Francisco-based indie rock artist Tony Molina. AV (Wonder Ballroom, Eliot)

Street Bazaar Remind Like List If you dig the Portland Flea, you'll love this colorful mash-up of the city's food, drink, music, and art scenes coming to Pioneer Courthouse Square once a month this summer. Street dance community the Beautiful Street kicks off the first installment with a 7-to-Smoke dance battle DJed by local beatmaster NorthernDraw , and dozens of creators will share their wares, from visual art to streetwear and jewelry. Cool off with a refreshing watermelon coconut agua fresca from Straightaway Cocktails and scoops from Kate’s Ice Cream alongside other delicious bites from Whit’s Pizza Pies , Long’s Vietnamese Kitchen , Spice of Africa , and more food trucks. SL (Pioneer Courthouse Square, Downtown)

2024 Americana Harvest Fest Remind Like List Topaz Farm is amping up its Americana Harvest Fest series this year with a mix of nationally and internationally renowned folk, country, and bluegrass artists on Thursday nights until the end of August. Bring your own blanket or lawn chair to lounge on the pastoral farm surrounded by farm animals, fruit fields, freshly grilled food, and a beer garden. This week, the series will kick off with a performance from five-piece Americana string band, the Brothers Comatose. AV (Topaz Farm, Sauvie Island)

Perfume Genius Remind Like List Stranger contributor Sean Nelson once wrote: "When 'genius' is right there in your band name, you’re going to have to deliver. Fortunately, Perfume Genius' Mike Hadreas figured out how to summon the goods." And boy, does he keep summoning! His sixth album, Ugly Season , is his most experimental yet with a warm embrace of the industrial sound that subtly shines in his past albums. However, the album includes plenty of catchy moments as well, like the aptly titled "Pop Song." He will swing through town alongside fellow pop experimentalist 1010benja. (Revolution Hall, Buckman)

Portland Indie Book and Art Fair Remind Like List Discerning literary types, this one's for you—the Portland Independent Book Fair will return to support resourceful small presses like Microcosm Publishing, University of Hell Press, and Fonograf Editions. You'll find everything from DIY bike zines to poetry chapbooks at the free event, plus stickers, prints, and ice cream by Brain Freeze Treats. Drop by to support the mighty lineup of zinesters and artists, too. LC (Honey Latte Cafe, Buckman)

Hollywood Theatre Outdoor Movies Remind Like List We live in Oregon, dammit, and if there's one thing Oregonians love more than watching movies, it's being in nature. ¿Por qué no los dos?! Hollywood Theatre has teamed up with the Oregon State Parks Department to do just that, offering up a series of screenings in scenic state parks throughout the summer. The series will kick off with Return to Oz  at Rooster Rock State Park, perfect for those who enjoy being frightened of both mosquitoes and guys with jack-o-lanterns for heads at the same time. Throw on some DEET and have a blast.  LC (Rooster Rock State Park, Corbett)

2024 Farm to Plate Series Remind Like List It doesn't get much fresher than eating a meal in the very place where the ingredients were grown. Topaz Farm's resident "farm-to-plate" chefs and culinary power couple Christian and Janelle Ephrem will craft a series of five-course meals sourced from Topaz itself, with menus designed mere days in advance and produce harvested just hours before the dinner. You'll get to take a seat at a long communal table and dine beneath a 500-year-old oak tree, so c'mon down this week for an exploration of cherries, greens, and alliums. JB (Topaz Farm, Sauvie Island)

The Flip Side Vegan Pride Market Remind Like List A group of scrappy vegan vendors will sell their wares at this queer POC-organized event. This month's festivities feature over 30 booths, face painting, antics from Haha the Clown, ink from Liv of Awake N Woke Tattoo, and more. While you're there, grab a gooey "cinnasnail" from Hail Snail and a crisp beverage from Arbor Beer Lodge. The nonprofit Green Acres Farm Sanctuary will also be present to talk about their work caring for rescued animals. JB (Arbor Beer Lodge & Brewery, Arbor Lodge)

Marissa Nadler with Jesse Sykes Remind Like List If you worship at the altar of Taylor Swift's Folklore and Evermore , then I want you to queue up Marissa Nadler right now. The Massachusetts-raised singer-songwriter has been creating ethereal country-tinged folk songs for over two decades, which in my opinion, paved the way for Swift and Lana Del Rey's breathy piano ballads. Don't miss Nadler’s performance of new songs, deep cuts, and archival favorites at this intimate dive bar venue. Fellow goth-country gem Jesse Sykes will open. AV (The Showdown, Hosford-Abernethy)

Sasquatch Sunset Remind Like List If you aren't riveted by the prospect of this film, well, we're two very different people. David and Nathan Zellner's Sasquatch  Sunset  follows a family of Bigfoots (Bigfeet?) over the course of one year, as they wander, grunt, and munch mushrooms in North America's foggy forests. Riley Keough and Jesse Eisenberg star, and they look like this . We owe it to them to go see this film as payment for the zillion hours they spent having prosthetics applied. LC (Tomorrow Theater, Richmond)

Carioca Bowls 9th Anniversary Party Remind Like List The açaí cafe Carioca Bowls, which Portland Mercury arts and culture editor Suzette Smith has praised in the past , is celebrating its ninth birthday with an all-out extravaganza that features free yoga, music from Life After Jeff and Johnny Franco & Friends, and tons of specials and freebies, including $8 açai bowls, two house-made Brazilian cheese breads for $3, and complimentary Happy Mountain Kombucha with the first 300 bowl purchases. Plus, there'll be raffles and giveaways for gift cards, bomba bowls, merch, açai seed jewelry, cookies, and the grand prize—a year's worth of free Carioca Bowls. JB (Carioca Bowls, King)

Queer Wine Fest 2024 Remind Like List The LGBTQ+ community doesn't often get its due in the wine world, and that's where this annual wine festival comes in. The picturesque Willamette Valley winery Remy Wines will host 15 queer-owned wineries from across the country at this al fresco tasting and Pride celebration, featuring food from Renegade Catering, live music from the local New Wave duo Camp Crush, ice cream from Salt & Straw, and an art show with a lineup of queer artists curated by designer and illustrator Zab Shavrick. JB (Remy Wines, Dayton)

Yeat - Live From 2093 Remind Like List Trap rapper and one-time Portlander Yeat is known for his auto-tuned vocals, distinctive production choices, and amusing, song-stealing bars (like "Yeah, these kids is some motherfuckin' burgers, I'm callin' them Five Guys" and "We not books to read, we not Cat in the Hat, no Sam-I-Am, I cook that lil' shit up, Green Eggs and Ham"). He will support his new album, 2093 , alongside his regular collaborator, producer BNYX. AV (Moda Center, Lloyd District)

Pride Beaverton 2024 Remind Like List The seventh annual edition of Pride Beaverton is channeling cosmic energy with the theme "We are all made of stars." The festivities kick off at 11 am with a parade through downtown Beaverton, but the fun will continue all day. Sir Cupcake's Queer Circus, drag musician Saint Syndrome, and '80s girl wave tribute band Blonde Neon are slated to bring their superstar energy to the stage. Plus, a vendor fair will showcase pride gear and other goods from local artisans.  JW (Beaverton City Park, Beaverton)

Maria Bamford Remind Like List You've probably already caught Maria Bamford's comedy, a surreal medley of voice impressions, deadpan jokes, vulnerable storytelling, and high-energy, rapidly changing characters, on Comedy Central or Netflix. (She’s also played roles in BoJack Horseman, Adventure Time, and Kung Fu Panda .) Fresh off the release of Judd Apatow's latest flick The Bubble, a COVID-era comedy, Bamford will backflip back to the stage for more weird-out comedy and earnest conversations about mental health. LC (Helium Comedy Club, Hosford-Abernethy, Thursday–Saturday)

Fathom Remind Like List For better or worse, Meow Wolf-esque experiences have proliferated across the country in recent years, and after the success of Hopscotch , Portland has earned one more immersive pop-up. Fathom is staged as a temporary undersea adventure, but creators Roboto Octopodo have a "much larger vision" for the experience's future. Head downtown for selfie opportunities with glowy coral reefs, giant whales, and "the dazzling insides of a sparkly angler fish." LC (Central Plaza, Downtown, Friday–Sunday)

Tree People: Puiden Kansa Remind Like List Works by Finnish artists Ritva Kovalainen and Sanni Seppo will come together for this photography exhibition, which draws from forest-based mythology to reflect on ancient customs and beliefs in rural Finland, Estonia, and East Karelia. To capture the images in Tree People , Kovalainen and Seppo researched and traveled for a decade; the results feel both sacred and familiar. After all, most of us have felt a close connection to a tree at some point in our lives. Head to the exhibition to learn more about the forest spirits and stories, then explore the World Forestry Center and Discovery Museum's wood-filled space. LC (World Forestry Center & Discovery Museum, Washington Park, Wednesday–Sunday)

Oregon Midsummer Festival Remind Like List This Nordic festival is basically all the nice, dreamy, floral parts of Ari Aster's Midsommar and none of the disturbing shit. You can meet Vikings, make flower crowns, participate in a "friendly" tug-of-war, complete a gnome-themed scavenger hunt, and learn the rules to Kubb , a lawn game I once watched three generations of Danes play in a park in Copenhagen. And don't forget the food—The League of Swedish Societies, Broder Söder , and Carina's Bakery will be serving up delicious bites alongside Nordic beer on tap from Ridgewalker Brewing and everyone's favorite honey tipple from Oran Mor Artisan Mead . Don't miss the decoration, dance, and parade around the Midsummer Pole on Saturday, celebrated "when the sun reaches its zenith" to welcome the new season. SL (Nordic Northwest, Metzger, Friday–Saturday)

Kinds of Kindness Remind Like List I know what you're thinking. You just  recovered from  Poor Things,  Yorgos Lanthimos' dystopian, unorthodox answer to Rochelle, Rochelle . But as I noted while writing about  his last film, "Real Lanthimos heads know that he doesn't direct anything without making audiences ponder why they're on the planet at all. He is weird, as directors should be, and you're either in or you're out." He's already back and more bizarre than ever, people! Kinds of Kindness  is billed as a "triptych fable," following three stories of intrigue that suspiciously star the same cast that populated Poor Things (Emma Stone, Willem Dafoe, and Margaret Qualley). Do you think they were just like, "Fuck it, let's hang out some more?" Because that's what it seems like, and they've brought everyone's favorites (Jesse Plemons, Hong Chau, and Hunter Schafer) along for the ride. LC (Cinema 21, Nob Hill, Thursday–Sunday)

PERFORMANCE

Clyde's Remind Like List As a Pulitzer Prize winner and 2007 MacArthur genius, Nottage often centers working-class people in her storytelling—her 2015 play Sweat centered small-town Pennsylvania factory workers facing job insecurity, racism, and class disparities. This time around, she had me at "play about a sandwich." Nottage's Clyde's  follows a team of formerly incarcerated kitchen staff who navigate life after lock-up while on a "quest to create the perfect sandwich," so I hope you brought napkins. Check out this interpretation of the play for a funky cross between The Bear and Abbott Elementary. LC (Portland Center Stage, Pearl District, Wednesday–Sunday)

She's Like The Wind: A Musical Parody Remind Like List From the folks who brought you the sold-out trash classic Road House: The Play , She's Like the Wind stars Portland's funniest (including the Merc 's own Wm. Steven Humphrey) as they fall in love at a '60s resort in the Catskills. They'll practice their dancing—both dirty and clean—with help from a live band. Funny fave Shelley McLendon adapted the musical parody for the stage, so you know there won't be any babies in any corners. LC (Siren Theater, Boise, Thursday–Saturday)

Alyson Provax: To know what we say we know Remind Like List Prolific letterpress artist Alyson Provax is always up to something artistic, so her latest solo exhibition comes as no surprise. To know what we say we know  presents new letterpress works by Provax, referencing spoken language and diaries to reflect on "the limitations of language to express our individual perceptions and the way that this affects connection between us." Provax adopts a repetitive "drawing" style to help the viewer notice their own experience of reading, but don't expect a novel: Her work more closely resembles concrete poetry. LC (Well Well, Kenton, Saturday–Sunday)

Designing Women Remind Like List Curator-photographer Melanie Flood and artist Matt Morris come together in Designing Women to address (and critique) a polarizing question: What is a woman? When Flood’s photography is paired with Morris's paintings, textiles, and perfumery, a multimedia experience floods the senses and conjures yet another question: Who is the designer of women? "Though the assertion that women can be designed establishes an aesthetic project and a subject position, it is unknown what actors are at play," the artists explain. I'm intrigued by Flood's beach ball breast and Morris's digital prints on ruched satin. LC (ILY2, Pearl District, Wednesday–Saturday)

Ivan McClellan: Eight Seconds Remind Like List When photographer Ivan McClellan attended the country's longest-running Black rodeo back in 2015, he described it as "like going to Oz — there was all this color and energy." The experience led McClellan on a trek across the US to discover all things Black rodeo culture, from Texan stables to LA ranches. In his Eight Seconds long-form photography project, McClellan documents "the lives of Black men and women who live a Western lifestyle across the United States." LC (Blue Sky Gallery, Pearl District, Wednesday–Saturday; closing)

Justin L’Amie: Living in the City Remind Like List I'll be honest: At first, I wasn't certain what Justin L'Amie's watercolor and gouache compositions had to do with city life. They're fun to observe, though. Stems of star-shaped flowers squiggle and form faces, while grasshoppers, spiders, and colorful moths land on the paper for a moment of rest. "Living in the city, a churning, hectic place...Pigeons sharing chicken bones. Laughter from the stairwell. Sobbing from under a tarp. The indifference of a machine. Find a support system. Rent raised again," the show's promotional materials read. Living in the City  seems to nod toward the other-than-human life occupying urban spaces, hinting at the need for moments of respite, sanctuary spaces, and quiet noticing. LC (PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Slabtown, Tuesday–Saturday; closing)

Monet to Matisse: French Moderns Remind Like List With 60-ish masterpieces pulled from the Brooklyn Museum’s illustrious European art collection, the Portland Art Museum's latest exhibition centers the modernist accomplishments of French artists. You might've already guessed that Monet to Matisse: French Moderns features pieces by Monet and Matisse, but visitors can also spy works by Cézanne, Chagall, Degas, and Renoir...you know, pretty much every creator mentioned in your Art History 101 class, all curated one place. My advice? Make a super-sensory day of it: Dress fancy, feast your eyeballs, then pick up some runny cheese from Providore on the way home. LC (Portland Art Museum, South Park Blocks, Thursday–Sunday)

Noah’s Out-of-Order Ark-ade and Reliquary: Maria Lux Remind Like List Research-driven artist Maria Lux, an associate art professor at Whitman College, creates "installation-based works" that center species loss, conservation, and "the ways animals are used to generate human knowledge and understanding." Interesting, no? In Noah’s Out-of-Order Ark-ade and Reliquary,  Lux constructs an arcade-turned-shrine, where lost and revived animals are revered. It's sort of a roadside curiosity, and sort of a holy site—expect Catholic visual excess with tinges of the darkly humorous and absurd. LC (Carnation Contemporary, Kenton, Saturday–Sunday; closing)

Pissarro to Picasso: Masterworks on Loan from the Kirkland Family Collection Remind Like List Pulled from the collections of Los Angeles' Kirkland family, the Portland Art Museum showcases 14 paintings, many of which haven’t been available for public viewing in decades . Spanning the last century of visual art, Pissarro to Picasso: Masterworks on Loan from the Kirkland Family Collection  includes Martin Johnson Heade's "monumental 1887 canvas of Jamaica," rare landscapes by Henri Matisse and Georgia O’Keeffe, a late-career piece by Marc Chagall, and two Cubist still lifes by Picasso, among other big-name works. Make time to visit the museum if you're hoping to see names you recognize: Monet to Matisse: French Moderns is also on view. LC (Portland Art Museum, South Park Blocks, Thursday–Sunday)

Rob Lyon: Also Votives Remind Like List British painter Rob Lyon's second exhibition with Adams and Ollman explores landscape through a spiritual lens. Also Votives  is also the first display of the artist's drawings, and an accompanying zine makes the show an unusual treat for fans of his deceptively simple charcoal and oil compositions. Drawing inspiration from the chalk hills of England's coastal South Downs, Lyon "conjures its unique spirits, which he then uses as a gateway to transcend the logic and limitations of the physical world in pursuit of spiritual or metaphysical connection." The results are bold and portal-like, full of sharp angles and genuine curiosities referencing everything from Neolithic burial mounds to celestial forms. LC (Adams and Ollman, Northwest Portland, Wednesday–Saturday)

William Matheson: The Glow Remind Like List William Matheson may be Portland-based, but his paintings have been shown all over the world, from Mongolia to the Czech Republic. His sixth solo exhibition at Nationale might also be his most metaphysical—the artist thinks carefully about the concept of "the glow," from its connection to wildfires and ecological peril to something more elusive. Painted on jute, Matheson's compositions are innately textural, sinewy, and hazy, streaked with summery hues and hints of smoke and fumes.  LC (Nationale, Buckman, Monday/Thursday–Saturday; closing)

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