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Pedal Rolls Out Portland Pot Tour

A new form of tourism is sparking up in Oregon, and Pedal Bike Tours is leading the way – marijuana tours.

Guests purchasing pot on October 1st.

Guests purchasing pot on October 1st.

With recreational marijuana now legal in the state, Pedal Bike Tours is giving guests the chance to pull back the curtain on Oregon’s thriving marijuana industry with the launch of the state’s first cannabis-centered tour, the Portland Pot Tour.

Did you know hemp was one of the Willamette Valley’s first commercial crops? The Portland Pot Tour covers how Oregon’s fortunes have long been tied to the cannabis plant, bringing us up to legalization today. So in addition to the fascinating history, riders on the tour will learn the current laws for purchasing and consuming cannabis products, as well as get direct access to some of the finest pot available – and we’ll do it all by bike!

“People are curious about legal weed, and we’re excited to show them what’s happening,” says Pedal Bike Tours owner Todd Roll. “Who knows if this will be the state’s newest tourism draw, but either way, this ride will be pure fun.”

The relaxed 9-mile ride takes riders to some favorite dispensaries, like Canabliss and Gras, as well as legendary head shops like Third Eye Shoppe and Mellow Mood. Guests can browse and shop for the finest locally-grown and organic strains, hand-blown art glass and carved wooden pipes. The tour also includes delicious “pairings” with a couple munchy stops, including ice cream (yes: vegan options are available).

A stop at Canabliss dispensary in SE Portland.

A stop at Canabliss dispensary in SE Portland.

Prices include a bike, helmet, guided tour, food and a joint of local marijuana at the end of the tour ($69). Riders will not consume marijuana on the tour itself, but are welcome to purchase products for later.

Date: Daily
Time: 3:00PM to 6:00PM
Where: starting at Pedal Bike Tours, 133 SW 2nd Avenue

We hope you can join us for this one-of-a-kind bike tour!

Pedal's new limited edition Portland Pot Tour t-shirt. Get 'em while you can!

Pedal’s new limited edition Portland Pot Tour t-shirt, available at our shop.

BikeCraft Brings Solidarity and Support to Local Bikey Businesses, Bike Community

Here we are once again…early December, cold, wet, and…..happy! Why? Because this weekend is BikeCraft, the awesome craft fair that showcases all kinds of unique bike accessories and bike themed gifts and gear. And it’s all local.

Not only is BikeCraft a great place to shop for fun stuff, but it is also an opportunity for bike businesses and enthusiasts to show support for our biking community. Biking is fun, but it is also a challenging commitment for many. It’s not easy biking in the rain, in the cold or against the blustery winter winds. And then there’s the dark, the cars, and the all those other things that can make riding hazardous. So it’s good to know that there is a whole community of cyclists supporting each other in their passions. We’re happy to be part of it!

Pedal Neighbor Via Tribunali Celebrates 1 Year Anniversary With Buy One Get One Free Deal

Tanti Auguri to Via Tribunali, the Seattle based pizzeria and spinoff of Caffe Vita on its one year anniversary!  We were thrilled when they moved into the neighborhood and they haven’t disappointed, their pizza is fantastic!  Here’s your chance to score a killer deal on the most authentic Italian pizza you’ll find in town.

The Deal: Pizza import Via Tribunali celebrates its one-year anniversary this week with a BOGO deal: Through Sunday, diners can score a complimentary Napolitano-style Margharita pizza with the purchase of any other regularly priced pizza. The deal’s limited to one per table.
When: Today through Sunday (November 14); 503-548-2917

Give to Columbia Riverkeeper through GIVE! Guide for $20 off anything at Pedal

Columbia Riverkeeper is proud to be a part of Willamette Week’s 2012 GIVE! Guide

Columbia Riverkeeper has been selected to take part in this year’s Willamette Week GIVE! GuideYou have from November 7th to December 31st to donate through the GIVE! Guide.

We’ll be keeping you up to date on all things GIVE! Guide from now until the end of the year, so please follow us on FacebookTwitter, and YouTube.

The GIVE! Guide was founded in 2004 and its mission is to instill giving habits to Portlanders under the age of 36 as well as raise consciousness about nonprofits in the community and funds to support their work. Last year, more than 5,000 people gave nearly $1.6 million to 100 local nonprofits. We are honored to have been chosen as one of 100 nonprofits to be featured after a competitive application process, and we’re pleased as punch to have this opportunity to be featured in a publication that is distributed to 80,000 Portlanders each week! Learn more about GIVE! Guide and follow them on FacebookTwitter, and YouTube.

Give to Columbia Riverkeeper through GIVE! Guide for special incentives!

Willamette Week generously offers great treats for different levels of giving, like deliveries of Stumptown Coffee, Alma Chocolate, and the Chinook Book (this includes coupons and discounts to hundreds of local businesses). See all the great local deals and stuff you could score:

If you Give! $10 – $499

You get: A postcard loaded with coupons good for discounts and free items all over town. There will be two levels of postcards–one for those donating between $10 and $99, and another for those donating $100 to $499.

$10 – $99

Music Millennium – $3 off
Pedal Bike Tours – $20 discount with any retail purchase
Salt & Straw – Free Scoop
Stumptown – Free cup of French Press

 

Wednesday Coffee and Donuts- And Something Else To Celebrate

What a beautiful day on the Hawthorne Bridge!  Bright sunshine greeted us, along with even more commuters than usual.  Yesterday’s election coupled with the brilliant weather brought people out in droves.  Many thankful and joyous riders stopped to have a cup, a donut and a chat with us.  Thanks to all who stopped and enjoyed the morning with us!

And, actually we have a question for you guys. We’re currently looking at integrating coffee more into our tours or at the shop. Would you prefer if we brew it ourselves using something like this, or make a quick stop to a Stumptown on the way?

 

Scott communing with some happy donut eaters.

 

Join us tomorrow from 7:45-9:30 on the Broadway bridge!

 

 

 

 

 

Oregon Tours

1 (503) 243-2453 info@pedalbiketours.com
133 sw 2nd avenue portland, or, 97204