Join us on an exciting journey through the heart of Portland on our Family Walking Tour. You and your family will discover the city's rich history, culture, and beautiful landmarks. Start the tour at the Burnside Bridge, a historic and visually striking structure that spans the Willamette River. From there, you'll make your way to Skidmore Fountain, a symbol of Portland's commitment to public art. See the iconic Portland Oregon White Stag Sign, a historic landmark and popular photo spot. Visit the Bill Naito Legacy Fountain, a tribute to a beloved Portland leader, before ending the tour at the Battleship Oregon Memorial, a tribute to the USS Oregon and the state's maritime history. The tour concludes at the Waterfront Park Trail where you can take in the beauty of the Willamette River and enjoy some quality time with your family.

Venture into the wilderness areas around Mt. Bachelor and the surrounding Deschutes National Forest of the Cascade Mountain Range of Oregon. Experience the magic of the snow-laden trees, inspect animal tracks, and bask in the quiet of the winter forest. Enjoy a great opportunity for snow play suitable for a wide range of ages and ability levels. Snowshoe tours are customized for all adventure desires— stroll easily on flatter areas, or leap off powder-covered lava flows and get “air” like you never imagined. Let your guide do the driving and teach you fun snowshoeing techniques and tricks as all tours include instruction. Remember to wear winter boots and powder/ski pants to keep your feet and legs dry while snowshoeing.

With 40 acres of tulips, over 200 acres of outdoor space, and a range of fun activities for the whole family, the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is identified as one of the top spring attractions in the state of Oregon. Get your entry ticket with included transportation from Portland. Spend your day wandering the Tulip Field and taking pictures in the 40 acres and over 100 varieties of tulips. Find flowering bulbs in the tulip display beds matching the tulip bulb catalog, and order your favorites to plant in the Fall Wooden Shoe Gardens. Step away from the crowds, have a picnic lunch, and enjoy the 4-acre garden used for weddings and special events in the summer. Take advantage of the shuttle for transportation to get between the main tulip field and main building. The Children’s Play Area includes the famous duck races and hay bale tent. Scattered throughout the tulip field and farm are photo cut-out boards for the best photo opportunities. The small cow wagons are perfect for pulling small children around the field, and will be sanitized regularly. Bring the whole family along for a fun day spent out among Oregon's finest tulips.

This section of the Rogue River is known for its thrilling 2 sets of class IV whitewater rapids, Nugget Falls and Tilomikh Falls. This 4-hour whitewater trip is only 15 minutes from Medford, and starts out with multiple class II and III warm-up rapids before building to an exciting climax with the final two adrenaline pumping rapids. Nugget Falls is a sight to see, the river funnels into a tight channel before descending over the main drop and into two thrilling waves sure to cool you off on a hot summer day. Tilomikh Falls, the final rapid on this section of the Rogue River, is an adventurous climax as the group descends 2 pour-overs, before plunging into the final hole at the bottom. When your group arrives at both class IV rapids, you will have the option to walk around if you choose, making this a great day for any family with kids 8 and older looking for a little sunshine, water, and adrenaline. This 4-hour trip leaves twice daily and include snacks.

Explore Orford Heads from the water on a guided kayaking tour. Paddle off into the Pacific Ocean with your guide and kayak to striking caves, arches, and hidden beaches. Keep an eye out for many different types of marine and coastal life, including whales and eagles. Start your morning with a visit to the office to get your wetsuit and gear for your tour. After a safety talk on the beach, follow your guide as you paddle into the Pacific Ocean and over to the majestic Orford Heads. Along your paddle, stay alert for many different types of intertidal critters, sea birds, marine mammals, and interesting geological formations. See small and big sea caves and a rock arch, as well as the historical site of the old Coast Guard Rescue Station Orford Heads. Learn first-hand from your local guide about the area and the animals that inhabit it. Ask questions, get close to the sea stars, touch a jelly fish, and maybe taste a couple of different kinds of kelp.