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IBPI Bicycle & Pedestrian Tour and Learning Center

Portland’s world-class bicycle and pedestrian facilities provide an ideal opportunity to experience excellent biking and walking in an urban environment. IBPI and other local organizations offer a wide array of resources to learn more about planning, designing and advocating for bicycle and pedestrian travel.

IBPI RESOURCES

Tours and Talks
IBPI coordinates tours and talks featuring Portland’s innovative bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure. The tours connect visitors to the local and regional policy-makers, planners, designers, advocates and educators. Tours and talks are customized to focus on needs and interests of the delegation. For more information, contact IBPI at: ibpi@pdx.edu

Self-Guided Tours
Visiting Portland and want to see some of our best bicycle and pedestrian features? Download our tour maps, facility descriptions and brief stop descriptions of the Portland story for bicycling and walking.

LINKS TO ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

First Stop Portland
First Stop Portland is a tour-based program that provides tours for visiting delegations interested in learning about Portland’s sustainability practices by connecting visitors with Portland’s business, academic and political leaders. Find out more at:

http://www.pdx.edu/ims/first-stop

City of Portland Bicycle and Pedestrian Maps
The City’s website offers printable versions of biking and walking maps by neighborhood, citywide bicycle commuter map, and a downtown bike route and parking map.  Visit their website to download maps.

Metro
Metro, the Portland area’s regional government, promotes walking and bicycling for transportation and recreation. Their website provides a host of resources for regional cycling and walking:

Bike There

Walk There

Travel Oregon

Travel Oregon is the official travel guide to planning an Oregon vacation.

 
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