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PORTLAND TO CLarkston
9-DAY Voyage
“OCIAN IN VIEW! O! THE JOY!” - These are the original words, and spelling of “ocean,” William Clark scrawled in
his journal on November 7, 1805. One could hardly blame him for forgetting his spelling lessons in all the excitement.
Experience the same sense of excitement and wonder as your journey begins in Portland near the Pacific Ocean, the
objective of Lewis and Clark’s expeditionary party, the Corps of Discovery. You will visit many historic, scenic and
enjoyable sites along your Columbia and Snake River voyage to Clarkston. If you’re looking for something tailored
more to a specific interest, you might enjoy the Premium Experience Excursion to the Walla Walla Wine Trail or a trip
to the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum.
2014 DATES
APR 5 – APR 13 MAY 31 – JUN 8 JUL 26 – AUG 3 SEP 20 – SEP 28
APR 19 – APR 27 JUN 14 – JUN 22 AUG 9 – AUG 17 OCT 4 – OCT 12
MAY 3 – MAY 11 JUN 28 – JUL 6 AUG 23 – AUG 31 OCT 18 – OCT 26
MAY 17 – MAY 25 JUL 12 – JUL 20 SEP 6 – SEP 14 NOV 1 – NOV 9
ITINERARY
DAY 1 - HOTEL STAY, PORTLAND, OR
DAY 2 - EMBARK - PORTLAND, OR - DEPART 6:00 PM
DAY 3 - ASTORIA, OR
DAY 4 - STEVENSON, WA
DAY 5 - THE DALLES, OR
DAY 6 - SACAJAWEA STATE PARK, WA
DAY 7 - RIVER CRUISING
DAY 8 - CLARKSTON, WA
DAY 9 - DISEMBARK 8:00 AM - CLARKSTON, WA
CATEGORY
FARE
LS LUXURY SUITE $6,595
A VERANDA SUITE $5,795
B SUPERIOR VERANDA $5,295
C DELUXE VERANDA $4,795
D DELUX WINDOW $4,395
E VERANDA $3,795
CS SINGLE OUTSIDE $5,695
Port Charges: $109
Portland, Oregon
The “City of Roses” is an eclectic
blend of art galleries, coffee shops,
museums and farm-to-table restaurants
with a spirited vibe. Marvel at the
beauty of more than 8,000 roses at
the International Rose Test Garden.
Or spend the day discovering nature’s
boundless power at nearby Mount
St. Helens.
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The Dalles, Oregon
Welcome to the end of the Oregon Trail.
Shoppers will adore the boutiques and
oenophiles will enjoy Sunshine Mills
Winery, inventors of Copa Di Vino or
“wine by the glass.” The Fort Dalles
Museum and the Original Courthouse
Museum put early pioneer life on display.
Stevenson, Washington
Nature’s power and beauty surround
Stevenson and you can learn about the
geological forces that shaped this area
at the Columbia Gorge Interpretive
Center. A tour of the Bonneville
Dam will reveal the unique challenges
of building this power plant with a
minimal impact to wildlife – the
answer is fish ladders.