Discover Seattle’s original neighborhood, Pioneer Square, on this guided walking tour. Explore the underground pathways that were built in the southwest corner of the Emerald City more than 120 years ago. Learn about Seattle’s history and the events that transformed this once-small Indigenous dwelling place into one of the most popular and thriving cities in the United States. This trip begins and ends at 102 Cherry St, in Seattle, Washington. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Each small-group tour is unique, with insider tips from a professional, local guide. This is a fun trip and is highly rated on Tripadvisor. This trip lasts about an hour and costs $29.03.

• Enjoy a walking tour of old Seattle
• Discover Pioneer Square, the Emerald City’s original neighborhood
• Learn about Seattle’s history and the events that led to its beginnings
• Compare modern-day Pioneer Square with that of yesteryear
• Small group ensures a personalized experience
  

Get ready to discover the original Emerald City, the city of Seattle, Washington, from its inception in the 1890s. This entertaining and educational underground voyage travels beneath the streets to uncover three blocks of historic, old Pioneer Square. Explore not only the underground passageways that were built more than 120 years ago, but also the modern Pioneer Square that exists today. Hear tales from the past, like the story of the stampede to the Yukon gold fields and Seattle’s crucial role in what would become the Klondike Gold Rush. Find out about Skid Row, a dilapidated urban area that served as the main street in Pioneer Square. And get to know the history of a group of people called the Coast Salish, the ethnically and linguistically related Indigenous peoples that first settled here. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Kayak with us along the Salmon River Estuary in a handmade wooden kayak, each one of which is lovingly created over the course of 500 hours. This kayak trip begins and ends at 2015 N 3 Rocks Rd, in Otis, Oregon. For more information or to book this activity, click here. 

Much like the buttery feeling of cutting through the water, or driving a classic car down the road, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience in a beautiful area paddling in a work of art. The lush mountain, forest, and river scenery of the Pacific Northwest is simply the cream on top. This float trip lasts about 2 hours and costs $100.00.

• Enjoy a relaxing paddle in a peaceful environment
• Savor the lush Pacific Northwest scenery
• Experience the thrill of paddling in a handmade wooden kayak
• Guided river tour of the Salmon River Estuary

  

The Salmon River estuary is a ‘sea river’ area that feeds in to the Pacific Ocean near Cascade Head in Otis, Oregon. This is a pristine couple miles of river near the Pacific ocean with an abundance of wildlife and beautiful scenery. No rapids, just easy kayak paddling at a relaxing pace. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Paddle your way into the ocean with a 3.3-mile kayaking tour from Brookings near Ashland. Access the Pacific Ocean from the Chetco River mouth and kayak around Chetco Point. This trip begins and ends at 16362 Lower Harbor Rd, in  Brookings, Oregon. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Watch for wildlife such as seals, sea lions and pelicans. Travel through calm waters near fishing and leisure boat docks. This trip lasts about 2 hours and costs $95.00. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

• 2-hour ocean kayaking excursion from Brookings
• Paddle from the calm estuary into the Pacific Ocean via the Chetco River mouth
• Get an up-close look at a variety of wildlife, including pelicans, seals and sea lions
• Enjoy seeing the Oregon coast from a new angle
• Paddle for roughly 3.3 miles, taking about 2 hours round-trip
  

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Smith Rock is Oregon’s premier rock climbing destination and one of the most beautiful parks in the state. There are scores of classic climbs on the tuff and basalt cliffs; development continues to this day with new moderates and cutting-edge routes going up each year. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

After exploring Smith Rock we will stop for lunch in the town of Sisters, Oregon. This friendly little outpost in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains draws visitors for its profound natural beauty as well as annual celebrations. This trip lasts about 8 hours and costs $350.00.

After your afternoon in Sisters we will drive you back to your hotel in Bend with a stop at magnificent Petersen Rock Garden & Museum. Petersen Rock Garden is one of those roadside attractions that defies description. The garden started in 1935 as the pet project of Danish immigrant Rasmus Petersen. Petersen set about creating castles with moats, fountains, towers, bridges, even miniature models of famous buildings like the Statue of Liberty, all built from rocks, shells, bits of glass, and other found objects.

Start your day off with a hike at Smith Rock State Park! Upon our arrival at the park you will enjoy a wonderful hike along the Crooked River. As we hike along this family friendly trail don’t be surprised if you see River Otters swimming in the river, or Golden Eagles nesting in the cliff faces. You will also see rock climber scaling the faces of the cliffs and climbing Monkey Face! Smith Rock is Oregon’s premier rock climbing destination, and one of the best sport climbing areas in the United States. This world-renowned sport climbing mecca has more than once been at the focal point of the climbing world. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Experience some of the most majestic views of the lower Columbia River Gorge visible by water. Travel under several famous bridges on your journey from Portland to Multnomah Falls while exploring unique views of the Willamette River and the mighty Columbia River aboard the Explorer Jet Boat. This trip begins and ends at 110 SE Caruthers St, in Portland, Oregon. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Sights include Cape Horn, Multnomah Falls, Crown Point, Rooster Rock, Beacon Rock, Mount Hood and, of course, the Columbia River! A live tour guide will provide narration of the sights.

View the famed Multnomah Falls, Oregon’s tallest waterfall, from the Columbia River. This trip lasts about 3 hours and 30 minutes and costs just $90.00.

See Beacon Rock in the distance, one of the most prominent and distinctive geological features in the Columbia River Gorge. On a clear day, you’ll see majestic views of Mt. Hood from the Columbia River. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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