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Outdoor gear rentals in Portland

Top outdoor gear rentals in Portland

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Atlas Snowshoes |
Snowshoes

Atlas Snowshoes, Redfeather or similar

From $17.25 first night

$8.05 / additional night

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Ozark Tent Bellevue Rental |
Tent

REI, Kelty or similar

From $57.50 first night

$28.75 / additional night

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Coleman Car Camping Cook Stove Seattle |
Camping Stove

Jetboil, Soto OD-1R or similar

From $11.50 first night

$4.60 / additional night

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Body Glove Paddleboard Seattle Rental |
Paddleboard

Retrospec, Body Glove or similar

From $46.00 first night

$23.00 / additional night

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Inflatable Kayak Rental Seattle |
Kayak

Intex or similar

From $46.00 first night

$23.00 / additional night

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Gregory Backpacking Rental Seattle |
Backpacking Pack

Osprey, Wasing or similar

From $17.25 first night

$9.20 / additional night

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Thermarest Sleeping Pad Rental Seattle |
Sleeping Pad

Thermarest, Coleman or similar

From $11.50 first night

$6.90 / additional night

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Kelty Sleeping Bag Rental in Bellevue |
Sleeping Bag

REI, Kelty or similar

From $23.00 first night

$9.20 / additional night

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REI Camping Chair Bellevue Rental |
Camping Chair

REI or similar

From $3.45 first night

$2.30 / additional night

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Microspikes Seattle Washington |
Microspikes

Kahtoola, Hillsound or similar

From $11.50 first night

$5.75 / additional night

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Black Diamond Trekking Poles Seattle Washington |
Trekking Poles

G3, Mountainsmith Glissade or similar

From $6.90 first night

$4.60 / additional night

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Seattle Avalanche Shovel Rentals |
Avalanche Shovel

Black Diamond or similar

From $5.75 first night

$3.45 / additional night

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Singing Rock Wizard Ice Axe Seattle Washington |
Ice Axe

Black Diamond, CAMP Corsa or similar

From $8.05 first night

$3.45 / additional night

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Coleman Cooler Seattle Rentals |
Cooler

Igloo, Arctic Zone or similar

From $4.60 first night

$3.45 / additional night

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Rayvoc Headlamp Seattle Washington |
Headlamp

Petzl, Luminolite Vekkia or similar

From $11.50 first night

$5.75 / additional night

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Ski Poles Seattle |
Ski Poles

Leki or similar

From $21.85 first night

$1.15 / additional night

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Climbing Helmet Petzel Seattle Rental |
Climbing Helmet

Petzl or similar

From $34.50 first night

$11.50 / additional night

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Climbing Shoes Seattle Rental |
Climbing Shoes

Scarpa or similar

From $17.25 first night

$5.75 / additional night

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Climbing Harness Seattle Rental |
Climbing Harness

Black Diamond or similar

From $28.75 first night

$11.50 / additional night

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Backpackers- Cache Bear Canister Seattle Rental |
Bear Canister

BearVault, Backpackers' Cache or similar

From $6.90 first night

$4.60 / additional night

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REI Gaiters Seattle Washington |
Gaiters

Outdoor Research, MEC or similar

From $6.90 first night

$2.30 / additional night

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Redmond Life Jacket Rentals |
Life Jacket

From $5.75 first night

$1.15 / additional night

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Mount Hood near Portland |

Explore Portland with the Best Outdoor Gear Rentals

Portland, Oregon, is a paradise for outdoor lovers, offering an incredible mix of urban adventure and breathtaking natural escapes. Whether you're hiking through lush forests, paddling on scenic rivers, or biking through the city's extensive trails, there's no shortage of ways to enjoy the great outdoors. With so many opportunities for adventure, renting outdoor gear in Portland is the perfect way to explore without the hassle of owning and transporting equipment.

Top Outdoor Destinations Near Portland

From towering mountains to stunning coastlines, Portland provides quick access to some of the Pacific Northwest’s most incredible outdoor destinations. Here are three must-visit locations for outdoor enthusiasts:


Mount Hood National Forest

Just an hour and a half from downtown Portland, Mount Hood offers year-round adventure. In the winter, it's a haven for skiers and snowboarders, while summer brings opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and camping.

Columbia River Gorge

This iconic gorge is home to stunning waterfalls and epic hiking trails. Whether you're hiking to Multnomah Falls, kayaking along the Columbia River, or mountain biking the trails, the right rental gear will help you make the most of this wonderland.

Oregon Coast

A scenic 90-minute drive west, the Oregon Coast offers stunning beaches, dramatic cliffs, and endless outdoor activities. Surfing in Pacific City or simply camping under the stars - all are made possible with the right rental gear.

Know before you go

Things to know before your next adventure near Portland

Winter Landscape |
Outdoor Guide
Safety Tips for Your Next Winter Adventure

Navigate the winter wonderland with knowledge and strategies to set you up for a safe adventure. Learn about crucial planning, dressing like a pro, packing essentials, embracing the buddy system, respecting nature's power, listening to your body, and minimizing your impact.

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Winter Camping | Camping in the Snow
Camping
Your Guide to Insulating Your Tent for Cold Weather

A comprehensive guide to staying warm while winter camping. It tackles key challenges like insulating from the cold ground, windproofing your tent, and trapping heat inside. By following these tips, you can transform your winter camping experience into a toasty and memorable adventure.

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Summer Camping |
Camping
Gear Comparison: Summer Camping vs. Winter Camping

Dive into the essential gear differences for summer and winter camping adventures. From shelter and sleeping essentials to clothing and extra supplies, it highlights the distinct needs of each season.

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Paddleboarding near Tacoma |

Why Renting Outdoor Gear in Portland is a Smart Choice

Access High-Quality Gear Without the Commitment

Renting outdoor gear in Portland allows you to try top-notch equipment without the expense or storage issues of owning your own. Whether you're testing out a new sport or just visiting for a weekend, rental gear ensures you have what you need for your adventure.

Camping & Backpacking Gear

From lightweight tents to high-quality sleeping bags and cooking equipment, renting backpacking and camping gear means you can experience Oregon’s incredible wilderness without the hassle of bringing your own.

Snow Sports Equipment

Whether you're hitting the slopes at Mount Hood or snowshoeing through the backcountry, rental gear like skis, snowboards, and winter clothing lets you enjoy the snow without the hefty price tag of purchasing your own.

Water Sports Equipment

From stand-up paddleboards to kayaking gear, renting water sports equipment lets you explore Portland’s lakes, rivers, and coastal waters with ease.

How it works

We connect renters with lenders in the community on demand.

Request items

Tell us what you need so we can get the right gear for your adventure.

Get matched in as little as 30 minutes.

We find the right gear to fuel your adventure through our community of local lenders.

Pick up your gear and have fun!

Once your match is accepted, you and the lender exchange the gear and you're off!

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit to kayak in Oregon?

Yes, Oregon requires a Waterway Access Permit for non-motorized boats over 10 feet. Many rental shops include this in their fees.

What’s the best time of year for car camping in Oregon?

Spring through fall is ideal, but with the right gear, winter camping is also an option.

Do I need a permit for car camping in Oregon?

Some campgrounds require reservations, and National Forest areas may need a permit -check ahead.

Do I need a permit to climb outdoors in Oregon?

Some areas, like Carver Bridge Cliff, require permits or landowner permission. Always check local regulations.

Where can I go bouldering outdoors near Portland?

Popular spots include Rocky Butte, Carver Bridge Cliff, and Broughton Bluff.

Do I need a permit to hike or camp near Portland?

Some areas, like Mount Hood Wilderness and popular Gorge trails, require permits. Check ahead for requirements.

What hiking gear should I rent for the Columbia River Gorge?

Rent trekking poles, sturdy boots, and rain gear for the steep and often muddy trails.

What’s the best time of year for paddleboarding in Portland?

Late spring through early fall (May-September) offers the best weather, but rentals are available year-round.

Are there guided paddleboard tours in Portland?

Yes! Some companies offer sunset paddles, full-moon tours, and eco-tours along the Willamette and Columbia Rivers.

Do I need a permit to paddleboard in Oregon?

Yes, Oregon requires a Waterway Access Permit for non-motorized boats 10 feet or longer, including SUPs.

What’s the best time of year for outdoor activities in Portland?

Spring through fall is best for hiking, biking, and water sports, while winter is perfect for skiing and snowshoeing at Mount Hood.

Do I need a permit for camping or outdoor activities in Oregon?

Some areas, like Mount Hood National Forest and certain state parks, require permits. Check regulations before heading out.

Where can I rent a kayak or paddleboard in Portland?

Local lenders on GeerGarage have the gear you need! Or you can visit one of several local shops near the Willamette River and Columbia River Gorgethat offer kayak and SUP rentals. Some even provide delivery services.

What’s the best way to prepare for a backpacking trip?

Start with shorter hikes to test your gear and endurance. Check weather conditions, plan your route, and always carry a map, first aid kit, and extra food and water.

Renter reviews

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Jessica M

Great experience! This was my first time renting and Katie made it very smooth and easy for us. She was responsive and friendly. I would rent from her again.

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Jennie J

Renting from Rebecca through GearGarage was an absolute lifesaver for my recent Mount St. Helen's climb! The ice axe I originally reserved was in great condition. When the weather conditions were dicey, I realized I might also need snowshoes, and Rebecca was incredibly responsive when I contacted her last minute.

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Jeff E

Everything was great and easy. Aaron is nice too!

Why rent outdoor gear on GeerGarage?

Free to request a rental

We contact lenders nearby once your request is created. We don't charge you until we successfully confirm a lender.

Same day rentals

Our matching works FAST! Typically matches occur in under 30 minutes. Many of our rentals are same day or next day.

High quality gear

Our lenders are both businesses and individuals with name brand gear that's ready for any adventure.

Free cancellation

We know plans can change. Cancel at least 48 hours before your rental begins to get a full refund.

Making the outdoors accessible

More access makes more people who care about the environment.

Outdoors in reach

New outdoor equipment is too expensive for many people. GeerGarage rentals are priced to make equipment available for anyone, regardless of their financial means.

Sharing and support

Outdoor recreation can require extensive knowledge and experience. Our community aims to provide a support base dedicated to fostering community, sharing and inclusion.

Reducing waste

Gear sits unused for most of its life. This is a waste of money and resources. Our community provides an accessible and sustainable alternative to purchasing new.