7 Unique Experiences That Should Be On Everyone’s Oregon Bucket List
Sarah Vanbuskirk
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Our state is filled with beauty and adventure but we sometimes forget to explore all the wonder around us in our home. That’s why it’s great to play tourist and visit (or revisit) some of the many cool attractions in the local area. And you don’t need to do a ton of research or wait for friends to come to town to discover these Oregon hidden gems, simply sign up for a tour on Viator and let the experts do the work.
So, if you’re looking for some fun, exciting, and unique experiences to do in Oregon, check out these seven bucket list-worthy ideas from Viator.
1. I hope to sign up for the Hike and Bike Tour to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls.
2. I'm also keen to learn more about the ghoulish history of Portland via the Haunted Underground Shanghai Tunnel Tour with Brewery Tastings.
3. This scenic 2.5-hour Dinner Cruise on Willamette River is sure to delight everyone in your group.
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4. I'm especially excited about this trip: Half-Day Columbia River Gorge and Waterfall Hiking Tour.
5. I'm all about eating new and delicious foods, so the All-Inclusive Downtown Portland Food Tour is right up my alley.
6. Sure, you've been to the beach, but taking a tour will give you the inside scoop.
7. And if you're 21 and over, don't forget to explore Oregon's famed wine country.
For more information on these unique and other unique experiences, visit the Viator website. Remember, if your excursion includes a drive, you may want to stock up on car-friendly snacks and/or stop for a meal before or after your adventure.
Please leave us a comment to let us know about your experience and if you have any other recommendations for bucket list-worthy activities in Oregon.
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