Explore Columbia River Gorge waterfalls at your own pace by e-bike
6 hrs
E-bike, helmet, saddle bag
Set your own pace on a self-guided e-bike ride through the Columbia River Gorge. Stop for waterfalls, river views, and short hikes along the way.
1. Arrival. Please arrive at Tooth Rock Trailhead up to 10 minutes before your tour start time to check in and complete a brief safety training.
2. Tooth Rock Trailhead to John B. Yeon Trailhead (3.6 miles). Start your ride on the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail, a car-free bike path that allows you to get confident on your e-bike before joining the shared roadway at John B. Yeon Trailhead.
3. John B. Yeon Trailhead to Multnomah Falls (6.6 miles). Continue west to Multnomah Falls, the tallest waterfall in Oregon, where there’s a gift shop, restrooms, and multiple hike options, including a side trail to Wahkeena Falls.
4. Multnomah Falls to Bridal Veil Falls (4 miles). Break up your ride with a snack break at Bridal Veil Falls Scenic Viewpoint, where there’s a picnic area with incredible views and another short waterfall hike.
5. OPTIONAL: Bridal Veil Falls to Latourell Falls (2 miles). If you’re feeling ambitious, continue west another two miles to Latourell Falls, where a short hike leads you to the base of this 224-foot waterfall.
6. Bridal Veil Falls to Horsetail Falls (6.8 miles). Start your return journey by riding east to Horsetail Falls, the perfect place to cool off on a hot summer afternoon. Bonus: Hike 0.4 miles up the hill to explore the more secluded Ponytail Falls.
8. Return and check out (7.6 miles). All e-bikes are due back to Tooth Rock Trailhead no more than 6 hours after your reservation start time.
Full refund for cancellations made at least 72 hours before your rental or tour reservation.
No. Prior experience riding an e-bike is not required, and beginner riders are welcome. Your guide will help you get comfortable on your e-bike before and throughout the tour.
You must be at least 16 years old to ride an electric bike. The minimum rider height is 4 ft 11 in, and the weight limit is 300 lb.
Bring sunscreen, a water bottle, and closed-toe shoes. You can also bring snacks and/or a picnic lunch, and a swimsuit (optional). If the weather is cool, bring gloves and a jacket since parts of the ride are in the shade.
Tooth Rock Trailhead, Cascade Locks, OR 97014
Visitors consistently rave about how well-organized and effortless the entire rental experience is here. The staff, including owner Josh, get frequent shoutouts for being genuinely helpful and thorough with instructions, making even first-time e-bike riders feel completely comfortable. The bikes themselves are high-quality, well-maintained, and perfect for exploring the stunning Columbia River Gorge trails. A standout feature that everyone loves: the Bluetooth-equipped helmets that let your group communicate while riding, which adds a fun social element to the experience. The setup is incredibly convenient, with options for both shop pickup and trailhead delivery. Riders appreciate the easy-to-follow maps and route guidance that help you navigate to waterfalls, forests, and scenic overlooks along the paved Historic Columbia River Highway trail. The e-bikes handle the hills beautifully and work great for all fitness levels—several reviewers mention bringing older family members who had no trouble at all. Whether you're visiting Portland or exploring the gorge, this seems to be a must-do activity that leaves people eager to return for longer tours.
Immensely fun. Beautiful views. My only complaint is that it's only three hours which was *just* enough to stop at all the viewpoints and waterfalls but couldn't really be leisurely at the stops and take some time to lunch or get in the water. Could've used an extra 30-60 min! Rent the bluetooth helmets if going with a group, it's great to be able to communicate during the ride.
Trixy Woodhouse
July 4, 2026
Immensely fun. Beautiful views. My only complaint is that it's only three hours which was *just* enough to stop at all the viewpoints and waterfalls but couldn't really be leisurely at the stops and take some time to lunch or get in the water. Could've used an extra 30-60 min! Rent the bluetooth helmets if going with a group, it's great to be able to communicate during the ride.
Trixy Woodhouse
July 4, 2026
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