Oregon Frequently Asked Questions
We will send you detailed information about the Adventure in a Pre-Departure Packet once you register.
What is the weather going to be like?
The average high temperature in August in the wine areas of Oregon is
80 degrees Fahrenheit, while the average lows are in the 50s. Plus,
while western Oregon does get its share of rain, July and August are
the driest months. So, expect hot, sunny days with little chance of
rain.
What is the best way to get to the Tour and where do
we meet?
We meet in Eugene, Oregon and depart from Portland. So you should fly
into Eugene and out of Portland. We will provide you with detailed
arrival and departure information after you book the tour.
What should I do if I want to extend my vacation in
the area?
We don't visit Portland at all our tour and would highly recommend stay
an extra day in this city. If you would like to extend your vacation
even longer, two fantastic trips within Oregon are the coast and the
Bend area. The Oregon Coast is reknowned for its waves, beaches, and
cute small towns. Bend, located in central Oregon, is a great outdoors
town and a center for mountain biking, hiking, river rafting, and
pretty much anything else you want to do.
Do I need to be a wine expert to enjoy this tour?
You definitely don't need to be a wine expert to enjoy this tour. In
fact, you don't even need any knowledge of wines at all. All you need
is an open mind, an ability to discern what you like and don't like,
and an adventurous spirit.
What ability level do I really need to be for this
tour?
The Oregon Multisport Wine Adventure is rated for All Abilities. The hiking is
gentle, the biking is gradually downhill, and no experience is required
on any of our activities. We will provide more difficult challenges for
those who wish them but, otherwise, this tour is designed to be a fun,
active, but not challenging trip.
For what type of people would you recommend this trip?
Active wine drinkers. You need not be knowledgeable at all about wine
to enjoy this tour; you just need some enthusiasm!
Where can I find more information about the area?
Some useful sites about Oregon wines include: