The largest, most elegant riverboat in the Pacific Northwest, the American Empress follows in the footsteps of Lewis & Clark on the Columbia & Snake Rivers.
1 Day
150 km
The city of Vancouver is ideally located between Mount St. Helens, the Columbia River Gorge and the Pacific Coast. This city has a newly renovated waterfront and an abundance of activities, picturesque scenery and historical attractions for everyone to enjoy.
1 Day
80 km
Astoria is known as the oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains. For thousands of years, the Clatsop Indians inhabited the land now known as Astoria. In 1805, Lewis and Clark led their expedition through the city and spent the winter in Fort Clatsop. In 1813, a British warship sailed up the Columbia River and acquired possession of the city and remained in control until 1818, when they finally agreed to a joint occupation of the country. The British did not leave Astoria until 1846.
1 Day
80 km
Spend a relaxing day on the ship. You can relax on your veranda and enjoy the spectacular scenery or enjoy a variety of activities on board.
1 Day
The "City of Roses" is a mix of art galleries, coffee shops, museums and farm-to-table restaurants with a spicy atmosphere. Admire the beauty of over 8,000 roses in the International Rose Test Garden. Or spend the day discovering the boundless power of nature on the nearby Mount St. Helens.
1 Day
40 km
Free day to visit Portland. Keep Portland weird, that's the motto of the green town. So it's no wonder that the pleasantly deranged Portland attracts creative people with its culture, music and art scene. Besides the 65 breweries in 'Beervana' Portland, the city is also dotted with wineries, wine bars and fine restaurants. The liberal city is also rich in museums, boutiques, festivals and events. Nature lovers can visit the Rose Garden or Mount Tabor Park for a walk on an volcano or the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area that stretches east of the city.
1 Day
40 km
Located on the banks of the picturesque Columbia River, the city of Troutdale, from here you can visit Stevenson where you can discover unique shops, art galleries and restaurants and this is located in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
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