• Seaside - The tour will take a drive down Broadway, highlighting the Gilbert District with its lively restaurants, art galleries, boutiques, and antique shops. This historic area boasts over 30 local businesses. During the tour, interesting tidbits will be shared, such as a bar constructed from a jail, the largest screen for sports viewing, and the spookiest tavern and its eerie reputation. Additionally, The End of the Lewis and Clark Trail, the Promenade trails, popular festivals, and beach clean-up activities will be pointed out.
• Tillamook Head National Recreation Trail - Tillamook Head is renowned as one of the finest hikes on the Oregon Coast. Guidance to the trailhead for a photo opportunity will be provided, along with details about the trail, its length, and the sights to behold for those who choose to embark on the adventure.

At the summit, hikers can enjoy a spectacular view of the decommissioned Tillamook Rock Lighthouse.

On the drive down, sights such as the Cove, the Sailor’s Grave, and Painted Rock Beach will be seen.

• Seaside Museum & Historical Society - Discover how Seaside evolved into its current form and explore the historic Seaside Resort.
• Fort Clatsop National Memorial - Walk the trails, visit the museum and gift shop, and learn about the winter home of the Corps of Discovery on the Pacific Coast in 1805-1806.
• Astoria Column - Take on the challenge of climbing 164 stairs to the top. A plane from the gift shop will be provided for flying. For those who prefer to stay grounded, highlights of the view will be shared. What an incredible sight!
• Astoria - A slow drive will showcase the historic houses and buildings, accompanied by local legends and entertaining stories.
• Astoria-Megler Bridge - Parking in Union Town will allow for a visit to the oldest tavern, an explanation of Finn Town, and some photo opportunities.
• Fort Stevens State Park - Witness the oldest shipwreck still visible on the beach at this location, and a visit to the South Jetty will include an explanation of the Columbia Bar. A stop at Battery Russell will provide historical insights and information on how Friends of Ft Stevens is fundraising for preservation, with exciting events on the horizon!
• Lewis & Clark Salt Works - Explore a renowned tourist spot that offers a detailed explanation of the salt-making process used by famous explorers.
• Gearhart - Visit End of the World Beach and discover McMenamins Sand Trap.

• Lunch

Prepare for an exhilarating journey through Astoria, Warrenton, Gearhart, and Seaside! Begin by ascending the iconic Astoria Column for breathtaking views, exploring the unique “Alcohol Valley,” and admiring the charming historic homes from 1890. Be sure to see the sea lions at Pier 39 and visit the Hanthorn Cannery Museum.

Next, head to Fort Stevens to capture stunning photos of Battery Russell and the renowned Peter Iredale Shipwreck. If the season is right, you might even enjoy fresh crab straight from the fishing boats—what a delight!

Then, indulge in beachcombing at Gearhart’s End of the World beach. In Seaside, uncover fascinating stories, such as a bar that was once a jail, and explore Painted Rock Beach, trailheads, and the delightful Shops on Broadway.

Finally, visit the Seaside Museum for history enthusiasts and conclude at Fort Clatsop, where Lewis and Clark camped. Get ready for an incredible day filled with fun and unforgettable memories!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.