Provides a way for your family to spend quality time together laughing and learning without leaving your home!

Fully customizable, interactive and engaging! You get to pick your favorite animals to help you Zooprize all your guests!

Drive-through wildlife tour showcases native and exotic animals including cheetahs from a breeding program

Participants get to learn about and see many species of wild animals

Tour-goers learn about the farm and alpacas, experience an alpaca feeding and get to interact with the alpacas

Museum tells the story of Columbia Gorge from the viewpoint of both 19th century pioneers and the Chinook people who lived there long before

Museum tells the story of Columbia Gorge from the viewpoint of both 19th century pioneers and the Chinook people who lived there long before

Propeller planes and flying machines that withstood wars each have a place at this historic museum dedicated to the preservation of flight

** PRICE IS PER FLIGHT FOR UP TO 3 PEOPLE. NOT PER PERSON.**

Downtown Portland, Oregon extends west from the Willamette River to Interstate 405, and south from the Union Station train depot to just south of the Portland State University campus. High-density business and residential towers rise into the skies of Oregon's largest city and metropolitan area where bustling highways and roadways converge to maintain the demands of commerce and tourism. With a network of public transport light-rail train stations, trams, streetcars, and pedi-cabs, the city is vibrant, unique, and awesome in a way only Portland can be. Surrounded by hills to the west, a river populated by numerous bridges, and a breathtaking view of Mt. Hood to the east, Portland is one of America's favorite cities. 

Join an intimate, Oregonian-led Private tour of the Columbia River Gorge and Mt Hood with Portland, Oregon's original tour and adventure company. Your seasoned, local guide will take you on a full day adventure exploring the Pacific Northwest's most breathtaking views, waterfalls and Oregon's highest volcano. From the Vista House to Multnomah Falls and the Bonneville Dam you'll experience the awesome beauty of the Columbia River Gorge . After grabbing lunch, a glass of wine, or some fresh fruit in Hood River Valley - windsurfing capital of the world,  you’ll be guided up the east side of Mt Hood National Forest to the Historic Timberline Lodge, 6000ft on the south side of Mt Hood.  Unlike other companies, Sea to Summit does not skip anything...This tour is historically, geographically informative, and extremely scenic so don't forget your camera!

Sea to Summit operates tours in the nicest and most comfortable, custom equipped 4x4 Mercedes Benz vehicles in Portland's tour industry!

Turn Portland into a giant game board with this fun scavenger hunt adventure! This challenge combines the excitement of the Amazing Race with a 3-hour city walking tour. Guided from any smart phone, teams make their way among well known and overlooked gems of the city, solving clues and completing challenges while learning local history. Note: Pricing is per individual, but teams must book together in order to be included in the same adventure. Streetcar fee is not included ($2 each)

The 85-mile (137-km) long Columbia Gorge NSA would be a national park if it weren't a critical transportation corridor. It features waterfalls, mountains, monoliths, terraces, resort towns, vineyards, orchards, and The River, harboring a plethora of fish and birds, and a community of plants and invertebrates that changes dramatically going from the west end to the east end. Overlapping this is the Columbia Gorge AVA, the lovechild of the Columbia Valley and Willamette Valley AVAs. You will get intimate with The Gorge through hiking, wine tasting, and a visit to the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum. Your expert guide, with formal background in ecology, natural resources, and wine, will teach you about the natural history, cultural history, and wine background of the area. The guide will feel out the group’s physical abilities and tastes in choosing 1 to 3 hikes and 2 wineries. We cover lunch, you cover tasting fees.

Want to see more of the waterfalls and avoid the traffic and parking problems on the Historic Columbia River Highway? Want to take a hike on a trail but concerned about parking. Want to marvel at the sights and not miss the history and geography behind them? Enjoy your trip on the Historic Highway instead of worrying about the traffic, the road and parking. Hop on our narrated Historic Columbia River Highway Trolley (Waterfall Trolley) for an experience you will not forget on the world famous waterfall corridor. Hop on or hop off at one of the nine stops for some sightseeing or a hike.

Our open-air trolleys feature unobstructed sightseeing and photo taking. The trolleys are sanitized after each trip for your protection.

If you are driving, you may join this tour in Corbett (Exit 22) on the Historic Highway with free parking available at the Corbett Schools Parking Lot. If you arrive by scheduled bus from the Portland area, you may join the tour at Multnomah Falls.

This is the only commercially available scenic tour on this section of river. You will learn the rich history of the area going back to the mid 1800's. You will see a small local ferry boat that has served the area continuously since the days of the early pioneers and covered wagons. Top it off with a taste of wine from the only winery with river frontage.

When tour guests asks us, "what one thing should I not miss in Portland," we pick the 4.5- to 5-mile (8-9 km) hike in Forest Park. No matter what the season, hiking in the park is entering another world right on the borders (and through the fabric) of the city.

We offer two daily departures, both with varied terrain and about 900 ft elevation gain. The morning hike is focused around a classic Northwest Portland experience, and ends at the International Rose Test Garden, the Forest Park Experience (9 a.m. to noon). The afternoon hike starts at Goose Hollow, weaves through the neighborhoods and up into the park, the Goose Hollow to the Forest (1 to 5 p.m.). Both pass the iconic spots; Japanese Garden, Pittock Mansion, and Witch's Castle; but take a different approach to the forest.

Being in Forest Park is to be immersed a fluid place that exists both in and out of time. In the forest—within minutes leaving the street—you can forget, or wonder at the fact that you are still in a city.

Splash and play with the dolphins during in-water experiences that can include getting a wet smooch or an unforgettable swim

Photograph spectacular vistas
Hike to fairytale waterfalls
Drive the historic Columbia River Highway
Get a glimpse of the 5th largest freestanding monolith in the world

Music lessons aim to teach how to play one of those instruments: piano, flute, violin, guitar, or ukulele, or to improve vocal skills

Client can securely park their bike at any of 330 locations

Randy Herbert, a multi-genre veteran of the national music scene, teaches aspiring musicians the fundamentals of drumming or guitar

Jungle maze supplemented by arcade games and a few light bites from the onsite snack bar or restaurant

Inside this 3,800-square-foot indoor arena, players can compete in a glow-in-the-dark laser tag action game session

Guests can have a great time exploring over 65 video VR and prize games gathered at this 5,000-square-foot arcade

Both kids and adults can warm up and learn how to fence with professional Fencing Masters

Experienced instructors lead fencing classes for adults or kids of all skill levels

Art school established in 1997 invites children to interesting, fun, and educational art classes or camps

Art School established in 1997 with Experienced art teachers, who share their knowledge and skills during classes for adults or kids

A flight tunnel moves air in a vertical column at speeds high enough to keep daredevils smoothly flying through the flight chamber

From the merchant: Melody Maker offers private music instruction with an educated professional on guitar, bass, piano, and ukulele.