GUIDES & OUTFITTERS (RENTALS)

From paddling to hiking, skydiving to snowmobiling, local guides throughout Mt. Hood Territory offer fun, authentic experiences that will provide you memories even beyond the activities themselves. Why go with a guide, you ask?

Plan less and play more (safety first!). No need to pack gear. They'll have it all waiting for you, including lifejackets and other safety equipment. Not sure what to bring? They'll send you a list.
Support local. Not only will you be help the guide businesses and employees, you'll also help the community's economy, especially if you visit nearby shops and restaurants, which our guides know best.
Protect the outdoors. It's more important than ever to care for our environment. Guides will give you all the tips, so you know and have peace of mind that you are treading lightly on Mother Nature.
Gain exclusive access. Local swimming holes. Bigfoot's favorite hangouts. Our guides know our destination better than anyone and are happy to give you the inside scoop. Note: You will be sworn to secrecy!
Get the full story. Indigenous petroglyphs. Edible flowers. Your guide will ensure you get that complete picture about everything that makes the place your experiencing special.

Our friends at Travel Oregon agree that the best way to experience Oregon is by going with a guide.

And if you do want to venture out on your own, our outfitters will make sure you have the gear and knowledge for a great, safe trip!

TRIP IDEAS

Kayaking, Rafting And Stand-Up Paddleboarding Guides In Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory

Spring is the perfect time to head to the refreshing rivers in Mt. Hood Territory. With endless adventure possibilities on the water you might not be taking advantage of some of the most fun class IV...

Six helmeted whitewater rafters and their guide lift their paddles as their blue raft floats through the river's ripples.

Tackle The Winter With Mt. Hood Outfitters

When the snow comes, some people look to hunker down and snuggle in front of a warm fire. (We have places for that, by the way.) Then there are those who look at it as a chance to get out there and co...

Young female riding a bright green snowmobile in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory

Climbing In Mt. Hood Territory

Mt. Hood and its surrounding territory offer climbing for every type of climber. The options include an indoor rock wall, outdoor bouldering, sport, trad, and multi-pitch climbs, alpine climbing and...

On a sunny morning, climber with crampons on his boots makes his way up route towards Mt. Hood's 11,245 ft. summit.

3 Reasons Why Skydive Oregon Offers Amazing Tandem Jumps

Adrenaline lovers, thrill seekers, lend us your ears. If you haven’t jumped out of a plane, or even if you have, a tandem jump with Skydive Oregon in Molalla needs to be on your “must” list. And...

Haunted Walking Tours In Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory

As the first city west of the Rocky Mountains and the official end of the Oregon Trail, Oregon City is filled with history. And when you get that much history, chances are you’ll get some ghost stor...