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Family Tours, Rides & Cruises
Portland Area
Portland Aerial
Tram (Family
Tours, Oregon)
Traveling between Marquam Hill and the
OHSU Center for Health & Healing at South Waterfront.
Strollers are allowed. Free for the Month of February '07!
Check website for future fares and schedules
Portland Streetcar
(Family Tours, Oregon)
Ride for FREE in Fareless Square (extends from NW
Irving to the south, I-405 east and through Portland State University and
RiverPlace.)
Portland Streetcar runs on a 7.2-mile roundtrip loop from NW
23rd Avenue at Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital, on Lovejoy/Northrup, through
the Pearl District, on 10th and 11th to Portland State University, RivverPlace
and SW Gibbs & Moody at the South Waterfront District. Check website
for fares and details.
Sternwheeler Cruises - Sight
Seeing Cruises
Boarding at
Marine Park in Cascade Locks, Oregon.
Interstate 84, Exit #44
(45 minutes east of Portland, or 20 minutes west of Hood River.)
Free parking.
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Comments:
~Kids 4 and under are free. A fun way to explore the Columbia
Gorge and go on a relaxing cruise. Kids love to watch the water pass
by and you'll enjoy hearing local history and legend. Captains provide
narration on Lewis and Clark, the Oregon Trail, Bridge of the Gods, and
riverboats. It's really more fun to go with a group of people
and bring cards or a game - the
cruise itself can seem rather long.... Kym, Mom of 3
Portland Spirit River
Cruises - Sight Seeing Cruises
Usually boards at the Salmon Street Springs Fountain (Portland waterfront)
Check website for details
1-800-224-3901
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Comments:
~Kids are encouraged to participate in the Sailor
Training program, where they will learn about the vessel and receive an honorary
Captain’s Certificate. Kym
Mt Hood Railroad
(Family Tours, Oregon)
Mount Hood Railroad
110 Railroad Avenue
Hood River, Oregon 97031
(541)386-3556
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Comments:
~My kids love "choo, choos" so riding a big train is a quite a thrill.
Mt. Hood railroad tickets aren't cheap $15-$25, but they have so many
special "trains" - it is hard to resist going. Kids train
themes, include: Thomas The Train, The Polar Express, and The Little Engine
That Could. Most kids trains are 30 minutes long. Check the
website for details.
~The Mount Hood Railroad is not currently (November, 2006) able to make
it's usual excursion to Parkdale, Oregon due to a washed-out section of
railbed. Unfortunately, they are NOT NOTIFYING passengers of this change!
I bought tickets months in advance for a special Thanksgiving excursion for a
dinner at the Parkdale Grange and other holiday activities. Although the
railroad knew weeks in advance that the excursion would not be possible, they
failed to inform the passengers. The first we knew of any change was when the
train reversed short of Parkdale and returned to the Hood River depot! We were
offered a plate of turkey in a vacant building in their parking lot.
This is clearly no way to run a railroad. My family spent an unanticipated
three hours on a non-stop round-trip to nowhere in a leaky, decrepit train.
The explanation offered by the management was that it was simply too difficult
for them to tell the passengers.
Avoid. -FernBuddy,
Salem
Willamette Shores Trolley
(Family Tours, Oregon)
311 State Street
Lake Oswego, Oregon
503-697-7436
Comments:
~The Willamette Shore Trolley is operated by the
Oregon Electric Railway Historical Society.
The line takes you on a beautiful journey along the Willamette River in a
authentic antique trolley car.
The one way trip is 40 minutes long. Allow 2 hours for round
trip travel. Kids
under 3 are free, but keep in mind the trolleys, being antiques, are not
wheelchair or stroller accessible.
Oregon Coast Explorer
Scenic Railroad Tours
(Family Tours, Oregon)
The Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad offers you
the nostalgia of days gone by, traversing some of the most scenic
countryside on the Oregon coast, including fall foliage, 4th of July, and
Santa runs!
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