Columbia Gorge & Waterfalls Motorcoach Tour - May 22

On the Columbia Gorge step-on excursion you will experience first-hand the beauty and grandeur of the Columbia River Gorge. One of America's most majestic waterways, our resident experts will be your guide to the rich history and breathtaking natural beauty of this area as we retrace a portion of Lewis and Clark's epic journey through the Columbia River Gorge atop Oregon's Historic Scenic Highway. We will visit the Vista House, perhaps the most beautiful travelers' rest station ever built, before descending down into the gorge to visit the largest and most picturesque of the seventy-seven waterfalls lining the Oregon side of the gorge, Multnomah Falls. These falls are truly one of the country's natural treasures, as is the adjacent Multnomah Falls Lodge. We then begin our return to Portland along the bottom of the gorge, providing not only a different, but equally spectacular, perspective on the natural splendor of the area, but also provides an opportunity to visit Bonneville Dam, one of the gorge's man-made wonders. There we will have the opportunity to tour the dam, see the massive locks that make the Columbia such an important shipping route, learn about Oregon's efforts to save the endangered salmon by visiting the fish ladder. Cost: $68* and includes stop for guests to purchase lunch (*gratuity is included)

Best of Portland Walking Tour - May 23

Experience Portland the green and eco-friendly way. This award-winning walk clarifies why Portland is regularly recognized as one of the best places to live. By the end of our walk, you'll want to move here too. You’ll hear about early and modern Portland as your guide shows you an enlightened city rich with artwork, parks, bridges, (free) downtown trains & streetcars, fountains and friendly people. Even locals are amazed and entertained by what they learn. This walk meanders through the most fascinating portions of the city, leading eventually to the waterfront.

This tour earned us the Best Tour from Citysearch and Willamette Week’s award for “Best Way to Fake Being a Native.” And don’t forget the camera for your shot of the world’s smallest park! When the City of Portland and the Portland Oregon Visitors Association want to show off the city, they send people on this tour. Come see why.
Cost: $22* (*gratuity is included)

Beervana Walking Tour- May 24

Our Beervana Walking Tour is a sophisticated look at one of Portland's most precious liquid assets, its beer! You'll have fun discovering the art and science of brewing. You'll find out what made Portland the epicenter of America's craft brewing renaissance, learn some of the history of Portland's transformation into one of the world's premier craft brewing centers, and, of course, you'll also get to sample its fruits firsthand. On this tour you will visit three of Oregon's premier craft breweries, learn about ingredients and the brewing process, and sample a selection of Portland's finest craft beers. We'll also give you the fascinating true stories behind the role that sustainability and organics play in the craft beer industry.
Cost: $45* and includes tastings of the best beers in Portland (*gratuity is included)

Exploring the Northern Oregon Coast Coach Tour - May 26

Every stop along this breathtaking coastline is a postcard. Along the way you will find magnificent panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, as well as the warm hospitality of the merchants and residents. There are many parks, waysides, beaches, and lighthouses to explore, so give yourself plenty of time to fully enjoy the captivating sights and sounds of the Oregon Coast. All of Oregon's beaches are open to the public, none are privately owned. We ask that you be kind to wildlife, beach, and all that you encounter while visiting. Enjoy! Cost: $90* and includes gourmet box lunch (*gratuity is included)