We visited Portland for a concert that was unfortunately canceled and sought alternative…read moreactivities; while this tour sounded intriguing, it was ultimately underwhelming. Although the tour guide was informative, there was no paranormal activity, and the setting was simply a basement rather than actual tunnels.

I've wanted to go here since I saw it on Ghost Adventures way back in 2012. On a recent trip to…read morePortland we finally got a chance. Natasha was our guide and she was amazing. She was so historically knowledgeable and presented the tour in such a wonderful, dramatic way. This was exactly what we were looking for. Not overly scary, but just spooky enough. The tour was dark and completely underground, basically a maze beneath Portland. Great time was had by all.

Pittock Mansion viewpoint is absolutely stunning and a place that makes you just stop and stare for…read morea second (or ten). Perched above Portland, it gives you that sweeping city + mountain view that feels almost unreal on a clear day. Fun fact: the mansion was built in 1914 for Henry and Georgiana Pittock, and it played a big role in Portland's early publishing history. Another fun one... it was nearly destroyed in the 1962 Columbus Day Storm but was fully restored, which feels very fitting for something this iconic. Gorgeous, peaceful, and 100 percent worth the stop.

This place is a MUST SEE when visiting Portland! I was shocked by how special and beautiful the…read moremansion and grounds were. If you are interested in interior decor/architecture/history the self guided tour of the mansion is a must! The spaces were beautiful and I learned so much about Portland. The organization who runs the house has done an amazing job maintaining and displaying this magical home. The grounds are also incredible (and free, although parking is paid), and worth seeing just for the view. The gardens are maintained by UofO gardening students and they have done a great job. All together I think we spent about $60 to see the tour and the gardens and it was well worth it. The staff was knowledgeable and loved talking about the homes and the residents! I also appreciate the tour being self guided so we could go at our pace.

My hubby and I had a wonderful time with Peter from Oregon Tour Co.! We were especially grateful…read morethat, even with just the two of us, Peter still picked us up and took us on the tour instead of canceling. Peter was courteous, knowledgeable, and genuinely fun to hang out with. He first drove us around Portland and explained the geography of the city, then we visited Pittock Mansion, where he shared a bunch of interesting facts and history. Next, we went to the International Rose Test Garden, where we got to walk around and literally stop to smell the roses. Afterward, Peter continued showing us around Portland and sharing interesting facts along the way. Since we had a little extra time, we also stopped at Mt. Tabor Park, and we ended the tour with a visit to Voodoo Doughnut before Peter dropped us back off at our hotel. Overall, we had an amazing time! Peter made the tour informative, relaxed, and really enjoyable. Thank you so much, Peter!

Truly one of the highlights of our trip. We loved touring the waterfalls of the Columbia River…read moreGorge with Peter, a local who knows all the best viewing spots, local history & amazing facts about the flora, fauna, & waterfall formation.

This was a super fun experience. Once we got to the meet-up…read morespot, there were so many people booked that night that we ended up breaking into four smaller groups! We walked all around downtown Portland and heard all kinds of crazy stories of Portlanders past. The shady, the downtrodden, those left in grief, and those who can never rest. Thank goodness we paid extra for the ghostmometer, or was it the ghost o meter?? Our tour guide was engaging, dramatic, and funny. In between stops, she shared her thoughts about Portland, Maine, and I told her the thoughts I had about Portland, Oregon, before visiting so many times, and we laughed and laughed. There was even a stop in a haunted parking lot that felt VERY legit!

It was a rainy night the week before Halloween when we took our tour with Brendan. Despite 80…read morepeople being on the tour (broken up into 3 groups with 3 guides), we learned a lot on the 2 hour tour and got to see so much of the history of Portland. Brendan is so knowledgeable, funny, and really enjoys what he does. I definitely recommend this tour if you are in town. It is only $25 (don't forget to add tip) and worth every bit of it.

What a wonderful way to spend an evening , getting to know history and ready walking the streets…read morewith someone who really knows her history! A very fun and educational way of getting a true tour of the Slabtown neighborhood, I took the ghost tour and learned about so much more than just ghosts! Tanya the Zamboni Driver was fascinating and truly passionate about the history and architecture of Slabtown and Nob Hill. I will definitely try another one of her tours when I'm back in town!

The highlight of my trip! Dr March has such a wealth of information and is so passionate about…read moretelling the stories of the neighborhoods and people that made and make Portland the special place it is. A tour with Dr March should be a must hit on any Portland itinerary!

Such a fun experience!! We chose the tiki boat and it was honestly way more fun than I expected! I…read moregrew up in Portland and had no idea this even existed Captain Dale was great and even let us create our own playlist so we could control the music. Our bartender was amazing too and kept checking on us to make sure everyone was having a good time. Such a fun way to celebrate a birthday. We'll definitely be back!

What a blast! I had no idea this outfitter existed until last night - when our friend Holly rented…read moreit for her birthday party for s 2 hour tour (think the theme song for Gilligan's Island). The owners were so nice, they actually gave us an extra 30 minutes for a 2.5 hour tour. Yes, there is a toilet on board. Yes, there is a bar. No hard liquor but they have beer, wine, hard ciders and a wine made to taste like tequila for their version of a margarita. We got the watermelon ones. Mmm... Yes, you can bring your own food n board. Our birthday girl brought a stack of pizzas, chips, dips and a birthday cake. Yes, they get you as up close to the falls as legally allowed. Yes, there are plenty of tables and comfy sofa style benches to relax on while you take in the sunset. Yes, they have bluetooth speakers so you can all jam to your favorite tunes. Yes, they provide a karaoke machine so your party can garble the 2 whole hours if they want. I really can't think of a downside except that the birthday girl kept saying that she wished the night wouldn't end. Thanks to the great staff who kept the drinks flowing and go us off on time and gave us a little extra time to enjoy ourselves.

I had Daniel for the full day beach tour and Mark for the half day waterfall tour. Both tours were…read moreexcellent as were both guides. I was impressed by the awesome quality and the tours. I hope to take more tours from this company when I go back to Oregon. Thank you guys!!!

Thank you, Wildwood Adventures, for providing a great time and a excellent guide (Patrick). I went…read moreon the all-day tour with tours to the falls and Mount Hood. This was worth the money and time especially with the great tour guide.

I went to Vancouver with some friends to celebrate a birthday. We took the Spirit Tales of…read moreVancouver Barracks while we were there and it was great. Jeff is very knowledgeable about the history of the Barracks and the ghost stories. Jeff's books are another great way to continue the stories for those who love paranormal experiences. His research is to be admired. As someone who appreciates the history as well as the ghost stories I appreciate the depth of Jeff's research. We enjoyed the Barracks tour so much we took the Ft. Vancouver military cemetery tour the next day. A beautifully kept space with some very interesting residents.

The tour with Jeff was fun. He's very knowledgeable about the history of the Vancouver Barracks and…read morethe area, in general. We plan to take a cemetery tour with him in the future.

Shoutout to our guide, Angela!…read more We met at the park-and-ride and joined several other people for a waterfall tour through the Columbia River Gorge. We visited Latourell Falls, Shepperd's Dell, and Wahkeena Falls before ending at the iconic Multnomah Falls. Angela was incredibly knowledgeable and kept the tour interesting with all kinds of facts about the Gorge and the surrounding area. She even pointed out fresh blackberries along the way and showed us some banana slugs which, naturally, I was delighted by. I really appreciated that the tour wasn't just "look, waterfall!" Angela kept sharing little facts and observations that made the whole experience more interesting and gave us a better appreciation for what we were seeing. A beautiful way to explore the Gorge without having to figure out all the logistics yourself.

A bit late and behind, but I've got to give a shoutout to Susan from Around Portland Tour! If…read moreyou're planning a trip to Portland (OR), I highly recommend doing the tour at the start of your trip--not the end--because now I have to come back just to follow up on other "tidbits and records " she shared on the history of Portland's parks and recreation scenes. The tour kicks off by meeting up at a red building--easiest to find if you're walking just outside the perimeter. Look for a small black signage on the door. The owner usually leaves the door unlocked in the morning hours so look for benches set up for you to seat and wait for your group. Susan, our guide, is a Portland native who left for college and returned back to Portland. She gave us some great bonus insights beyond the standard tour -- like history of the places, including local tycoons, how roads were funded and how each section of the districts were divided. More importantly , she suggested a ghost tour and highly recommend to try biking around town--definitely on my list for next time!

I left one review on Trip Advisor but not everyone uses that so I wanted to leave a review on here…read moreas well! That's how amazing it was! My mom and I had SO MUCH FUN on this Segway tour. Probably because our guide, Christopher, was AMAZING! I cannot rave about him enough! He took us around Portland and showed us the different areas. His energy and personality was so great, he really made the tour as much fun as possible. He even let us have a pit stop to Blue Star Donuts, which was a nice little break! The Segways were super easy to use and Christopher was a great teacher and made sure everyone felt comfortable at all times. I was very nervous at first but after a couple of turns I felt like a pro! (Kind of, I may have let out mini screams coming off of the sidewalks lol). We had a fairly small group, there was about 7 of us. I highly recommend this excursion and if you can book with Christopher, you won't regret it!!! Pro tip: PLEASE TIP YOUR TOUR GUIDE!!!! Bring some cash and make it rain! This is their livelihood so don't be a cheapskate!

Best time I'd had in a long time! Seriously. 1st your tour…read moreguide will take you around the waterfront. Then to the park blocks, up towards JenWeld park, through the Pearl and China town then old town, all while giving you historical information about the city. I was nervous for the first 5 minutes of waiting for my riders lesson, but was comfortable the second I stepped onto my "Mall Cop" mobile. 13 mph seems slow, until you're whipping around on city streets at that pace. Once you get going though, you get a total feel of Badassness. If there is such a thing...on a Segway. I would recommend the Portland Segway tour to anyone - in the summertime - with a Bucket List.