Gita in bici di un giorno da Vancouver a Portland

Roll out from Vancouver, WA—home to historic Fort Vancouver and a lively new waterfront—and head south toward Portland. It’s about 21 km with gentle rollers (roughly 135 m up, a bit more down), mostly on paved surfaces. You’ll string together quiet streets, paths, and dedicated cycleways, with only a couple short busy bits.

Hop onto the I‑5 Interstate Bridge’s sidewalk to cross the Columbia River. Expect wind, noise, and a narrow path in spots—take it easy and share with walkers. After Hayden Island, you drop into North Portland and cruise neighborhood greenways toward downtown.

Finish near Portland’s Pearl District/Old Town, perfect for coffee, food carts, and people‑watching. Portland’s a bike‑mad city for a reason—plenty of lanes and bike‑friendly vibes.

Tips:

• Lights and a bell are handy for the bridge and shaded sections.
• Watch for ramps and tight corners on the bridge approaches.
• If time allows, detour along the Vancouver Waterfront Renaissance Trail or Portland’s waterfront for extra views.