Pittock Mansion

We will tour the grounds, hear the history, and take in the spectacular view.

20 minutes

Washington Park (Pass By)

Get a taste of Washington Park on the way to the Rose Garden. It includes a zoo, forestry museum, arboretum, Japanese garden, amphitheatre, memorials, archery range, tennis courts, soccer field, picnic areas, playgrounds, public art and many acres of wild forest with miles of trails.

International Rose Test Garden

Let's stop and smell the roses - more than 10,000 when they're in bloom! Even out of season, this is a beautiful stop with a wondrous view!

20 minutes

Old Town (Pass By)

Pass through Old Town on your tour of downtown Portland, and hear the history of the city's rough and tumble beginnings.

Pearl District (Pass By)

We will pass through and learn about Portland's famous shopping district, as well as Old Chinatown, the cultural district, and the government district.

Powell's City of Books (Pass By)

See the largest bookstore in the world, with approximately one million books.

Tom McCall Waterfront Park (Pass By)

We will drive along this historic park and hear the fascinating history of its origin.

Hawthorne Bridge (Pass By)

(Possibly on itinerary, depending on guide and weather) One of twelve Portland bridges that crosses the Willamette River, the Hawthorne Bridge is a truss bridge with a vertical lift. It is the oldest vertical-lift bridge in operation in the United States.

Mount Tabor Park

(Possibly on itinerary, depending on guide and weather) This is another location with interesting history and an amazing view of the city.

20 minutes

McMenamins Kennedy School

(Possibly on itinerary, depending on guide and weather) This offbeat hotel in a restored 1915 elementary school. Quirky, artisan decorated.

20 minutes

Cathedral Park

(Possibly on itinerary, depending on guide and weather) Named because of the epic bridge towering above, Cathedral Park is steeped in history. It is believed to be one of the 14 Lewis and Clark landing sites in the Vancouver-Portland area. This spot had been a fishing and camping site for many area Indian tribes. In 1931, the St Johns Bridge was built on the site with 400-ft towers and a main span of 1,207 feet. It is the only steel suspension bridge in Portland.

15 minutes