Columbia River Maritime Museum Travel Information (Astoria, OR)

Astoria Astoria was the first settlement west of the Rocky Mountains, famous for being the place where Lewis and Clark ended their 3,700-mile journey. It remains an important shipping port. Huge ships pass da... Astoria, OR

Astoria & Tillamook Area Campgrounds This Trail Guide includes the following campgrounds: Barview Jetty County Park, Bay City Park, Blimp Base RV Park, Cape Lookout State Park, Fort Stevens State Park, Gnat Creek, Kilchis River County Pa... Tillamook, OR

Astoria and Long Beach Water Pleasures: Explore by River and Sea When you cross the bridge from Astoria, Oregon, to the recreational pleasures of Long Beach in southwestern Washington, you become part of the great water show of the West. The native canoes and explo... Astoria, OR

Astoria, OR Astoria is America’s oldest West Coast city. In fact, it’s the oldest continuously occupied settlement west of the Mississippi River, situated on a river that is second in size only to the Mississippi... Astoria, OR

Lewis & Clark Trail: Oregon This chapter was written for travelers along the Lewis and Clark Trail. Inside you'll find a map and detailed directions to all the sites and attractions related to the Lewis & Clark expedition in th... Seaside, OR

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Cathedral Tree to Astoria Column (Distance: 0.5 mi) This route explores a unique coastal forest right in the heart of Astoria. You'll get to view a 300-year-old Sitka spruce tree and climb to the top of the historic, 125-foot Astoria Column. From the t...

Astoria, OR - Hiking - length:3 mi

Cathedral Tree to Astoria Column (Distance: 0.5 mi) This route explores a unique coastal forest right in the heart of Astoria. You’ll get to view a 300-year-old Sitka spruce tree and climb to the top of the historic, 125-foot Astoria Column. From the t...

Astoria, OR - Hiking - length:3 mi

Cathedral Tree Trail (Distance: 0.5 mi) You know from its name that the Cathedral Tree is something special. This Sitka spruce is more than 300 years old, it stretches at least 200 feet to the sky, and it is 8.5 feet in diameter. It’s just ...

Astoria, OR - Hiking - length:3 mi

Astoria Riverwalk (Distance: 0.7 mi) Portland’s beach resort town of the early 1900s sits on the north-western tip of Oregon, where the Columbia River empties into the Pacific Ocean. Lewis and Clark’s 8,000-mile trek in search of the Nor...

Astoria, OR - Rail-Trails - length:5.1 mi

Washington Border to Nehalem Bay State Park (Distance: 0.9 mi) The northern coast of Oregon is as excellent for bicycle touring as it is for sightseeing. The Oregon Coast Bicycle Route starts high above the Columbia River on the Astoria Bridge and follows US 101 ...

Astoria, OR - Road Biking - length:43.9 mi

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Lewis Lewis & Clark Public Golf Course Public, 18 holes 2738 yards, par 36 2.6 miles from center of Columbia River Maritime Museum

Astoria Astoria Golf & Country Club Private Equity, 18 holes 6494 yards, par 72 8.3 miles from center of Columbia River Maritime Museum

Highlands Highlands Golf Club Public, 9 holes 1776 yards, par 31 10.7 miles from center of Columbia River Maritime Museum

Gearhart Gearhart Golf Links Public, 18 holes 6089 yards, par 72 11.9 miles from center of Columbia River Maritime Museum

Seaside Seaside Golf Course Public, 9 holes 2593 yards, par 35 15.3 miles from center of Columbia River Maritime Museum

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