Bend, Oregon, to PDX Airport Shuttle Service

The trip from Bend to PDX typically takes about 3.5 to 4.5 hours, depending on traffic and weather. We often use US‑26 through Government Camp, but sometimes reroute via Santiam Pass (OR‑22) if conditions on Mt. Hood get tricky.

Yes—our shuttle service covers all of Bend, including hills like Awbrey Butte, Orchard District, and deeper pockets of SE Bend. We’re used to navigating steep driveways and narrow streets off Reed Market Road or Brosterhous Road.

No special permits are required for residential pickups in Bend, but we’re mindful of HOA rules in gated communities like Broken Top or Widgi Creek. Just let us know in advance if your location has gate codes or parking restrictions.

Absolutely. We operate year-round, and our drivers are experienced with black ice around Sisters and snowy conditions on Mt. Hood. We add buffer time for winter runs and stay in constant contact about road closures.

August gets busy with events like the Cascade Lakes Relay (Aug 2–3) and Bend Brewfest (Aug 15–17). If you're flying out during festival weekends, we recommend booking at least 2 weeks ahead to lock in your ride.

One-way fares from Bend to PDX usually start around $430, depending on group size and whether you're traveling during peak hours. Homes in Tumalo or off Century Drive may add a small surcharge due to detour routes.

Yes! We offer both shared and private options. If you're near Old Mill District or heading out after an event at Hayden Homes Amphitheater, a private shuttle is a great choice to avoid post-event traffic delays.

We always check TripCheck and emergency alerts before departure. If there’s a closure, we reroute via Highway 97 to I‑84 through The Dalles, which adds some time but keeps you on track for your PDX flight.

Of course! We typically stop around Maupin or Sandy, depending on the route. Just let your driver know—our rides are flexible and comfortable.

Yes, we provide pre-dawn pickups—even as early as 2:30 AM—from anywhere in Bend. If you're flying out early after a late night at Downtown Bend's First Friday Art Walk (Aug 2), we’ve got you covered.