I won a tour with Best Oregon Tours as a prize in a fundraising raffle - and what a lucky win it…read morewas. Clem blew us away with his detailed knowledge of history, geography, and the landscape. He took us out to the Gorge along the old highway beginning in Troutdale at the old general store. It being a weekend, he took us on several beautiful hikes and showed us some falls that were not crowded like Multonomah Falls, but just as majestic. Clem had a tour guide assistant join us for the day who was also amazingly knowledgeable and fun to be in the group with. I didn't know how interesting a guided tour could be until my experience with Clem at Best Oregon Tours. I recommend his services to everyone! He can create a tour around nearly any interest and I guarantee your day will be unforgettable.

I went on a tour with Clem in May. Clem is so funny and friendly!! He customized our entire tour to…read morewhat we wanted....we wanted waterfalls, hiking and wineries. He took the time to not only show us the most beautiful places in Oregon, but to also teach us so much about this beautiful state: the history, architecture, botany, funny facts, and more. He promised to show us a few special stops throughout the tour and kept his word! He also stopped at the best places for food, fudge, ice cream and coffee!! This is the best tour I have ever been on. Very personable and genuine. Highly recommend Clem!!! He knows his stuff and will provide an entire day of fun!

Fabulous city tour with Willie! We had an absolutely incredible tour--visiting three brewery/pub…read morespots in the city. The fascinating history of Portland, combined with architecture and city stories makes an entertaining afternoon with Willie as your guide. We went to the Shanghai tunnels too and learned about the old town history there. It's a treat to tour with Willie! We were so happy to learn history and have great beer. This is a grand idea and a good deal. Willie is so easygoing and has a wonderful gift for storytelling.

Willie gave a great tour, a fun mix of history, beer and haunting. A nice combination…read more Very knowledgable, fun and good beer.

I took the Alberta Arts district tour…read more Dylan was a great tour guide. Due to the heat advisory it ended up just being me on the tour so it was cool they still held the tour. The amount of food and variety of cuisine was impressive from Mexican to Indian to ice cream to a glass of wine. Some of that was due to the tour just being me but it was still a fantastic value for how much I ate and took home with me. Dylan was very friendly, informative, and made sure I had a great experience. He knows the city really well. Overall highly recommend. Albert Arts district is a great area to have something like this.

Same experiences as some other recent posts. No communication, they cancelled our tour for 4 the…read moreday of the tour and never refunded me. Unable to reach them by phone or email. Have requested a refund with my credit card company.

If there is an aviation museum, consider me a 12 year old boy, I am in. The Pearson Air Museum,…read morelocated in Vancouver, Washington, is a tribute to aviation history, particularly that of the Pacific Northwest. It was awesome. It's within the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and is home to Pearson Field, one of the oldest continuously operating airfields in the U.S (1905). Pearson Field is named after Lt. Alexander Pearson, an aviator who set airspeed records in the 1920s. During the interwar period, Pearson Field became a hub for innovative aviation, seeing visits from famous pilots like Charles Lindbergh. This is a must do! It's free and amazing.

Free museum on historic grounds dating back to late 1740's. Visit Officers row of Victorian homes…read morebuilt to house military officers from the 1740's and still unkept today. Then walk a quarter mile toward the river and run into Pearson Air Museum. My wife got a masters degree in museum curatorship. This air museum is so well done it brings to life what would be a minor detail in history. Vancouver was a major artery for Sitka Spruce a strong light wood without knots. A key factor in building light airplanes during and post WW1. Well done and this is a US National Park. Kids activities, stamps for their books, and a short .5 M walk from Main Street

We always use the Hop -On Hop-Off tours when we can and they rarely disappoint. This one was fun,…read moreinformative and for the most part always on time. Our first stop at the Japanese Gardens turned out to be the most interesting one. We never had a problem finding the bus stops and really enjoyed seeing the sites from this pink bus. The driver was courteous and spoke clearly so we could always understand what was being said. It was a great way to get around to the sites of Portland for one day.

We had a great experience. Drivers were nice and knowledgeable. We went on a Monday and the…read moreparking lots were crowded. When you hop off, the next trolley arrives an hour later. Plenty of time to explore. We did 4 stops and also had lunch at the Lodge. No wait for bar seating. We Ubered from Downtown Portland. Got there a little early, but hung out at the nearby Corbett Country Market. Overall, a great experience.

Fabulous and beautiful historic house above Portland - restored and with period furniture. Those…read moreinterested in the details of living at that time will find much to see. One caution fir visitors. Our car in the Pittock parking lot was broken into. Nothing to take but expensive to repair the window. There are plenty of warning signs about leaving no valuables. This is a paid parking lot. Wish they would arrange for some security at a popular tourist destination.

Overall this was a great experience! First time I have ever been & I picked the perfect day. 75°…read moreoutside! The tour is done by yourself which is nice. You can go at your own pace! Items that are there are some of the original items that were donated to the mansion they have a Blue P next to the item. Other items there are antiques that have been placed to fit the theme. Lots of photos of the family and context to the photos! This was great. Outside was clean and there were ton of labels for all the plants. Flowers and plants full bloom! We did the WildWood Trail to the Witches Castle! It's a nice hike. Wear appropriate shoes and clothes! 2.3-5 miles round trip. It's a big enough path for multiple people but some areas narrow. The climb down is good but man back up lol you will feel the burn. They have restrooms onsite indoor and then they have a bathroom in the mansion basement. Toilets flush loud don't be alarmed. At the bottom of the trail when you cross the street, there was a porta potty. Map as well. Parking is expensive: weekend Saturday it was roughly $24 for all day! There are benches and picnic tables towards the view! Staff are very nice! Gift shop as well with snacks, plants, jewelry, postcards, and all sorts of items.

If you would like to become a better photographer, more comfortable with your camera, or see some…read moreof the beautiful sights that Portland has to offer, you've come to the right place. Jennifer is extremely knowledgeable and incredibly easy to understand. She will guide you through everything you need to know in order to use your camera effectively to get the shots that you are after. I took Jennifer's tours with no photography experience other than my smart phone, and shooting my mom's camera in Auto mode. Now I feel comfortable and proficient adjusting my exposure, aperture, white balance, ISO, shutter speed, and more. I cannot recommend Jennifer's tours enough. They are excellent for photographers with little to no experience, photographers, who want to improve, and photographers who are just feeling unmotivated to get out there and actually shoot.

I discovered Jennifer's photo safaris through Tippr and absolutely love taking her classes. I had…read morerecently moved to Portland so the tour definitely gave me a new perspective on the city and even introduced me to sites I had yet to explore. Jennifer is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. After the tour my photography has improved greatly. Whether you are a photography beginner or advanced, Portland local or visitor, there is something to be learned by all!

Watch Artists at Work…read more You will see a diverse group of 100 artists working in their chosen media--painting, sculpting, blowing glass and much more. You will meet emerging artists in their 20s and 30s as well as mid-career and well-established artists from all over the United States and the world who have chosen to live and work in the Portland metro area. Always the 2nd and 3rd weekends of October, 10am-5pm each day

Donna is a prize-winning framing artist, and it shows in her attention to details and creative…read moresuggestions for the work. She takes time to show a number of options at different price ranges. The quality is top notch. If you have art that you care about, don't waste money and frustrating time on DIY. Take it to Donna and you will be dazzled, plus you'll have a collector's piece that can be passed through your family.

Always get great service, for framing prints. Choosing…read moreframe options is fun, with so many choices. You also get to see some other interesting artwork inside too.

Crazy good time!!!!! Ashley was amazing!!!…read more From the minute we were picked up at our hotel...( in this crazy fun Van)the fun never stopped.. nor did the flow of beer! Ashley energy and knowledge of the Portland beer ... blew our minds! We had a private table waiting for us at every stop. Our 3rd stop was lunch with a tasting. We arrived and to our amazement...our food was already at the table! ... complete ..."VIP treatment!" Highly recommend!!! One if our highlights of Portland! Brewvana... thank you!

When: July 7, 2015 - Pearl District Walking Tour…read more Our host, Theresa was an excellent tour guide filled with Beer 101 Knowledge, PDX Historical Fact tidbits, Friendliness and most importantly Patience. When we began the tour, in the Deschutes Brewery Restaurant, Theresa filled us with Beer 101 knowledge and even one of the Deschutes Brewmasters came out for a Q & A session. He answered all questions, no matter how mundane or stupid they may have been. While we were walking to our next destination, Theresa filled our time with PDX Historical facts, that most people may know or not and by the time we reached our final destination, Rogue Brewery, everyone was already feeling jolly & talking loud, she patiently let all parties be themselves and enjoy the moment. This walking tour takes you to three (3) Brewery Restaurant Pubs, 1) Deschutes Brewery 2) Pints Brewing and 3) Rogue Brewing. This tour is an easy walk through the Pearl and Old Town districts with no hills etc. Additonally, you may even be able to make new friends, just like us...We stayed at Rogue Brewery long after the tour ended and became real good friends with this other couple from Winnipeg Canada, who was on the tour also, whom we traded email addresses with. I definitely recommend this tour for any beer lover, whether a novice or expert, in craft beers...you will definitely appreciate the depth and understand why Portland and the Pacific Northwest in general, is the mecca for the Craft Beer Industry.