Bike Rentals & Gear
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![A sports badge or logo for a cycling event or team in Portland from 2008, featuring a bicycle graphic and the words 'Cycle Portland'.]()
Cycle Portland Bike Tours & Rentals
Guided tours and rentals for exploring Portland’s riverfront and neighborhoods.
(844) 739‑2453
117 NW 2nd Ave, Portland, OR
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![A circular logo with the text 'Wheel Fun Rentals' surrounding an illustration of three smiling children riding in a pedal-powered vehicle.]()
Wheel Fun Rentals
Cruisers, tandems, and four‑wheel pedal surreys. Seasonal waterfront rentals ideal for families and casual riders April–September.
(805) 650-7770
1020 SW Naito Parkway, Portland, OR
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![Yellow diamond-shaped sign with a cyclist doing a wheelie, depicts a cyclist with a large hat, and includes warning text about a convenient cycle shop in Portland, Oregon.]()
A Convenient Cycle
Commuter, road, tandem, kids bikes and trailers. Friendly local shop offering rentals plus guided bike tours around Portland.
503-267-8284
811 SE Main St #106, Portland, OR
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Everybody's Bike Rentals and Tours
Comfort, carbon, mountain, and touring bikes; Eastside bike tours
503-358-0152
305 NE Wygant St, Portland, OR
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![CyclePath PDX logo with stylized bicycle chain links and text.]()
Cyclepath
Mountain, gravel, road, and e‑assist bike rentals. Ideal for trail riders wanting high‑performance bikes and expert local guidance.
503-281-0485
2436 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
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![The logo for Biketown featuring the word 'BIKETOWN' in orange, bold letters, with a Nike swoosh symbol attached at the end.]()
BIKETOWN
Riding with BIKETOWN is an easy, affordable, and super-fun way to get around. Just hop on one of their ebikes or scooters and be on your way. Book through the Lyft app
503-334-1560
900 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR
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![Person riding a recumbent bike with large tires, wearing a pink helmet, black face mask, white shirt, and plaid pants, with city buildings in the background.]()
Adaptive BIKETOWN
Recumbents, trikes, tandems, and adaptive bikes for riders needing non‑standard frames. Accessible rentals near OMSI with supportive staff.
503-802-5271
1945 SE Water Bldg B (near OMSI)
Kayak, SUP & Inflatables Rentals
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![Logo for Next Adventure featuring a shield with a mountain and pine tree, with the text 'Next Adventure', 'Inform Outfit Excite', and established in 1997.]()
Next Adventure Paddle Sports Center
Affordable and approachable. They rent kayaks, canoes, and SUPs right near the water and offer intro lessons and demo days. Great for beginners or casual paddlers.
(503) 233‑0706
624 SE 7th Ave, Portland, OR
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![A logo for Alder Creek outdoor activity company in Portland, Oregon, which offers kayaking, canoeing, rafting, and stand-up paddleboarding, featuring a stylized mountain and water graphic.]()
Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe (Portland)
The region’s paddlesports hub — offering kayak, canoe, and SUP rentals, plus classes and guided tours for all skill levels. They also sell gear and run safety clinics.
(503) 285‑0464
200 NE Tomahawk Island Dr, Portland, OR
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![Logo for Oregon River Rentals featuring a kayaker, mountains, and trees, with text about specializing in inflatable watercraft since 2009.]()
Oregon River Rentals
Local, easy pickup, and super reliable. They rent inflatable kayaks, canoes, and stand‑up paddleboards (SUPs) for day trips on the Clackamas or Willamette Rivers. Known for friendly service and flexible pickup times.
(503) 866‑4808
13251 SE 130th Ave, Happy Valley
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![Logo of Northwest Whitewater Adventures with a stylized white figure holding a paddle]()
Northwest Whitewater Adventures
Focused on rafting and kayaking trips around the Clackamas River. Offers guided tours and equipment rentals for small groups.
(503) 563‑1500
14788 S Burkstrom Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045
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![Logo for Portland Kayak Company featuring a blue kayak with a person paddling and the company name below.]()
Portland Kayak Company
Single/tandem kayak rentals, plus lessons and guided tours on the Willamette. Great for families and mellow paddling.
(503) 459‑4050
6600 SW Macadam Ave, Portland, OR
Bike Maps & City Guides
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![Logo for Next Adventure featuring a shield with a mountain and pine tree, with the text 'Next Adventure', 'Inform Outfit Excite', and established in 1997.]()
Portland Visitor Center
Your official downtown stop for maps, brochures, transit info, and personalized trip guidance. Staffed daily with local experts.
(503)‑275‑8355
Pioneer Courthouse Square 701 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR 97204
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Travel Portland – Near Me Now App
Portland’s official city‑guide app featuring curated restaurants, attractions, shops, bars, 500+ food carts, public art, and real‑time “Open Now” filtering. Designed for spontaneous exploring with no ads and no tracking.
(503) 275‑8355
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Biking in Portland (Official City Guide)
City‑maintained biking resource with maps, safety tips, neighborhood greenways, and 500+ miles of bike routes.
(503) 823‑5185
1120 SW 5th Ave, Portland, OR 97204
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Portland Bike Map (Interactive)
Citywide digital bike map showing protected lanes, neighborhood greenways, multi‑use paths, bike shops, and difficulty ratings. Built on ArcGIS Experience Builder and fully mobile‑friendly. Visitors can view it in any browser or download the app.
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Ride With GPS – Portland Routes
The Ultimate Planning & Navigation App Just For Cyclists. Curated Portland bike routes with turn‑by‑turn navigation, elevation profiles, and visitor‑friendly ride collections.
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Trailforks / MTB Project – Digital Trail Maps
crowd-sourced mapping platform tracking over 800,000 global routes for mountain bikers and hikers. It provides interactive topographic maps, offline GPS navigation, and community trail condition reports.
Offroad Trails & Rides
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NWTA Northwest Trail Alliance
A great starting point for biking around Oregon & SW Washington. From Forest Park in Portland to State Parks and Mt. St. Helens.
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Trailforks / MTB Project – Digital Trail Maps
crowd-sourced mapping platform tracking over 800,000 global routes for mountain bikers and hikers. It provides interactive topographic maps, offline GPS navigation, and community trail condition reports.
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Gateway Green - Urban Bike Park
Portland’s first urban bike park. 25 acres, with 2 miles of trail. Beginner / did friendly single tracks, a concrete pump track a jump line and a skills area.
Access through Maywood Park. Ride in on the 1-205 bike trail -
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Sandy Ridge Trail System
Purpose‑built mountain bike park with flow trails and technical descents. Basic maps, Need to know, links and directions.
Near Sandy, OR (off US‑26)
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BLM Mountain Biking Trails in Oregon
Bureau of Land Management manages 43 miles of mountain bike trails at 3 separate locations;
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Portland Bike Map (Interactive)
Citywide digital bike map showing protected lanes, neighborhood greenways, multi‑use paths, bike shops, and difficulty ratings. Built on ArcGIS Experience Builder and fully mobile‑friendly. Visitors can view it in any browser or download the app.
Download for Apple -
![Ride With GPS – Portland Routes]()
Ride With GPS – Portland Routes
The Ultimate Planning & Navigation App Just For Cyclists. Curated Portland bike routes with turn‑by‑turn navigation, elevation profiles, and visitor‑friendly ride collections.
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Travel Oregon - Mountain Biking
Trip ideas, Mountain bike trails for the knobby-tire community. Guide to miles of trails, events, tips and amenities for the biker enthusiast.
Floats, Paddles & Glides
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![Logo for Next Adventure featuring a shield with a mountain and pine tree, with the text 'Next Adventure', 'Inform Outfit Excite', and established in 1997.]()
Next Adventure Paddle Sports Center
Affordable and approachable. They rent kayaks, canoes, and SUPs right near the water and offer intro lessons and demo days. Great for beginners or casual paddlers.
(503) 233‑0706
624 SE 7th Ave, Portland, OR
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![A logo for Alder Creek outdoor activity company in Portland, Oregon, which offers kayaking, canoeing, rafting, and stand-up paddleboarding, featuring a stylized mountain and water graphic.]()
Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe (Portland)
The region’s paddlesports hub — offering kayak, canoe, and SUP rentals, plus classes and guided tours for all skill levels. They also sell gear and run safety clinics.
(503) 285‑0464
200 NE Tomahawk Island Dr, Portland, OR
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![Logo for Oregon River Rentals featuring a kayaker, mountains, and trees, with text about specializing in inflatable watercraft since 2009.]()
Oregon River Rentals
Local, easy pickup, and super reliable. They rent inflatable kayaks, canoes, and stand‑up paddleboards (SUPs) for day trips on the Clackamas or Willamette Rivers. Known for friendly service and flexible pickup times.
(503) 866‑4808
13251 SE 130th Ave, Happy Valley
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![Logo of Northwest Whitewater Adventures with a stylized white figure holding a paddle]()
Northwest Whitewater Adventures
Focused on rafting and kayaking trips around the Clackamas River. Offers guided tours and equipment rentals for small groups.
(503) 563‑1500
14788 S Burkstrom Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045
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![Logo for Portland Kayak Company featuring a blue kayak with a person paddling and the company name below.]()
Portland Kayak Company
Single/tandem kayak rentals, plus lessons and guided tours on the Willamette. Great for families and mellow paddling.
(503) 459‑4050
6600 SW Macadam Ave, Portland, OR
Festivals, Events & Gatherings
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![Logo for Next Adventure featuring a shield with a mountain and pine tree, with the text 'Next Adventure', 'Inform Outfit Excite', and established in 1997.]()
Next Adventure Paddle Sports Center
Affordable and approachable. They rent kayaks, canoes, and SUPs right near the water and offer intro lessons and demo days. Great for beginners or casual paddlers.
(503) 233‑0706
624 SE 7th Ave, Portland, OR
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![A logo for Alder Creek outdoor activity company in Portland, Oregon, which offers kayaking, canoeing, rafting, and stand-up paddleboarding, featuring a stylized mountain and water graphic.]()
Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe (Portland)
The region’s paddlesports hub — offering kayak, canoe, and SUP rentals, plus classes and guided tours for all skill levels. They also sell gear and run safety clinics.
(503) 285‑0464
200 NE Tomahawk Island Dr, Portland, OR
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![Logo for Oregon River Rentals featuring a kayaker, mountains, and trees, with text about specializing in inflatable watercraft since 2009.]()
Oregon River Rentals
Local, easy pickup, and super reliable. They rent inflatable kayaks, canoes, and stand‑up paddleboards (SUPs) for day trips on the Clackamas or Willamette Rivers. Known for friendly service and flexible pickup times.
(503) 866‑4808
13251 SE 130th Ave, Happy Valley
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![Logo of Northwest Whitewater Adventures with a stylized white figure holding a paddle]()
Northwest Whitewater Adventures
Focused on rafting and kayaking trips around the Clackamas River. Offers guided tours and equipment rentals for small groups.
(503) 563‑1500
14788 S Burkstrom Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045
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![Logo for Portland Kayak Company featuring a blue kayak with a person paddling and the company name below.]()
Portland Kayak Company
Single/tandem kayak rentals, plus lessons and guided tours on the Willamette. Great for families and mellow paddling.
(503) 459‑4050
6600 SW Macadam Ave, Portland, OR
Racks, Mounts & Carry Systems
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![Logo for Next Adventure featuring a shield with a mountain and pine tree, with the text 'Next Adventure', 'Inform Outfit Excite', and established in 1997.]()
Next Adventure Paddle Sports Center
Affordable and approachable. They rent kayaks, canoes, and SUPs right near the water and offer intro lessons and demo days. Great for beginners or casual paddlers.
(503) 233‑0706
624 SE 7th Ave, Portland, OR
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![A logo for Alder Creek outdoor activity company in Portland, Oregon, which offers kayaking, canoeing, rafting, and stand-up paddleboarding, featuring a stylized mountain and water graphic.]()
Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe (Portland)
The region’s paddlesports hub — offering kayak, canoe, and SUP rentals, plus classes and guided tours for all skill levels. They also sell gear and run safety clinics.
(503) 285‑0464
200 NE Tomahawk Island Dr, Portland, OR
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![Logo for Oregon River Rentals featuring a kayaker, mountains, and trees, with text about specializing in inflatable watercraft since 2009.]()
Oregon River Rentals
Local, easy pickup, and super reliable. They rent inflatable kayaks, canoes, and stand‑up paddleboards (SUPs) for day trips on the Clackamas or Willamette Rivers. Known for friendly service and flexible pickup times.
(503) 866‑4808
13251 SE 130th Ave, Happy Valley
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![Logo of Northwest Whitewater Adventures with a stylized white figure holding a paddle]()
Northwest Whitewater Adventures
Focused on rafting and kayaking trips around the Clackamas River. Offers guided tours and equipment rentals for small groups.
(503) 563‑1500
14788 S Burkstrom Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045
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![Logo for Portland Kayak Company featuring a blue kayak with a person paddling and the company name below.]()
Portland Kayak Company
Single/tandem kayak rentals, plus lessons and guided tours on the Willamette. Great for families and mellow paddling.
(503) 459‑4050
6600 SW Macadam Ave, Portland, OR