Forest Walk and Urban Feast Culinary Tour Portland

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About this activity

Explore the beautiful Forest Park and the vibrant culinary scene of Portland on this unique 4-hour tour. Journey through 3 miles of scenic trails and urban pathways, stopping at four carefully selected local eateries, bakeries, and food carts to savor the city’s flavors. Discover engaging stories about the history of the park and Portland itself while enjoying a pre-set menu designed to tantalize your taste buds. Ideal for food lovers and history buffs alike, this tour offers a delightful blend of nature and dining.

4-hour guided tour with a maximum of 10 guests for an intimate experience
Features 2 miles of moderate forest walking and 1 mile of city walking
Includes stops at four hand-picked culinary destinations
Vegetarian meal options available; please inform of any special requests in advance

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At a glance

Duration: 4 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 8 people
People per booking: 1–8
Guide: English
Operated by: Forest Walks, Urban Feasts

Ages: Adults (18–85 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Meals

Itinerary

Forest Park

55 min Admission included

My guests will hear the history of one of America's largest urban forest. I will talk about one of Portland's most notorious settlers. We will stop at the park's oldest tree, and I will talk about the forest underneath our feet. Then on to Witch's Castle which was a park shelter before a legacy of a typhoon tore it apart.
Stop 2

3 hours

A historical tour of the Slabtown neighborhood that includes a talk about the Lewis and Clark Centennial World's Fair. Then we will enjoy a breakfast roll at Brewer's Bakery. Then a talk about the world's second largest log cabin. Then the hike. Afterwards, we stop at Friendship Kitchen for a Vietnamese/Singaporean appetizers. This is followed by a walk down Thurman Street to the Nob Hill Food Pod where we will enjoy a sandwich from Farmer and the Beast. This is followed by an assortment of pastries from St. Honore's Bakery.