Rafting on the Merced River

Best of the City walking tour

From cast iron-fronted buildings to the grandly disastrous post-modern Portland Building, much of Portland, Oregon’s history can be told through the buildings and street layouts; most importantly, the prioritization of parks throughout the city center. How did the city’s early urban planners decide on their layouts? How do modern designers look at the past and plan for the future? Who are the people these streets are named for? What’s with all the roses? It’s not a dry history: full of back-room deals, early deaths and greed; and then there were the hippies! We’ll also discuss the modern rise of radical activists in Portland and how that is intimately connected to the city’s history going back more than a century. Two hours, two miles

Aerial Park

The Park consists of 19 platforms and 22 elements of varying degrees in difficulty to test your abilities. The Park is laid out with one central access point and 3 loops to be navigated from that starting platform. Guests will lead themselves through the aerial park on their own and at their own pace. Park Monitors will move throughout the course to assist as needed and help in any way necessary.

Backcountry Polaris General Vehicle Tours

Head off-property and into the wild on a Ranch Backcountry Tour. Ride along in a Polaris General vehicle with our guide or hop in the driver’s seat with up to three passengers. On the Backcountry Tour, you’ll drive through the Ranch and safari parks. There, you’ll travel back in time as you explore the buildings, scenery, and fixtures of an era long faded into history. You’ll scale hills and power brush through two 7-mile trails to see our wildlife up close. The backdrop is gorgeous, the pace is moderate, and the exhilaration is unforgettable. The Headquarters offer a variety of Hill Country ATV adventures for you to choose from. Warning: ATV riding can be habit-forming.