2 Multnomah Falls & Columbia River Gorge Tour 2 Spring: April 21, 28 & May 5, 12, 19- Saturdays. 0 Early Summer: May 26 to June 15 on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, 1 SEE THE Fridays. Does not operate on June 2 & June 9 due to parades. 8 SEE THE Summer: June 16 - September 2 - Daily. Early Fall: September 4 - October 14 - on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays. Fall: October 20, 27 & November 3, 10, 17 - Saturdays. The Columbia River Highway through the spectacular Columbia River CITYCITY OFOF ROSESROSES ® Gorge offers a half-day of scenic attractions of this National Scenic Area. Attractions include Vista House, Latourell Falls, Multnomah Falls, and Bonneville Dam. The tour is via a large window UPUP CLOSE!CLOSE! deluxe motorcoach. Tour departs 8:30am and is 4.75 hours long. Portland is a city of contrasts, a lively city center Adult: $59 Youth: (ages 6-12) $30 Child: (5 and under Free) surrounded by natural beauty, from Washington Park Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley & Multnomah Falls and the West Hills to the Willamette River and Combination Tour Waterfront Park. Early Summer: May 26 to June 15 on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, See all the many and varied attractions Fridays. Does not operate on June 2 & June 9 due to parades. the "Rose City" Summer: June 16 - September 2 - Daily. has to offer on Early Fall: September 4 - October 14 - on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays. This tour combines a two-day pass on our Pink Trolley with our board the Pink Multnomah Falls & Columbia River Gorge tour for an all-day/multi-day Trolley Sight- adventure to our beautiful corner of the world. See all the Portland seeing Tour. sites and tour the Gorge at a special price. An exceptional value! This expertly Adult: $94 Youth: (ages 6-12) $47 Child: (5 and under Free) narrated 1 hour and 30 minute Falls, Gardens & Wine Tour tour is an Operates: Saturdays June 16 to October 6 at 8:45am. An 8 hour adventure. excellent way to Enjoy a wonderful day exploring the Willamette Valley and Cascade experience our Foothills. Visits to E.Z. Orchards, Silver Falls State Park, The city at your own Garden and wine tasting at Willamette Valley Vineyards are included. pace with 13 carefully chosen stops where you can hop Adult: $89 Youth: (ages 6-12) $45 Child: (5 and under Free) off to spend time and reboard later. With service at Mount Hood & Hood River Valley Tour every stop at 60 minute intervals, you can spend the day Operates: on Sundays June 17 to October 7 at 8:45am. An 8.5 hour adventure. exploring all the highlights of Portland. Enjoy a full day exploring the Hood River Valley and Mount Hood. Stops From Pioneer Square to Portland's World Famous include Hood River, Panorama Point, Sahalie Falls, White River Glacier, Rose Gardens and from shopping districts to the arts Timberline Lodge and the Gorge “White House”. and museums, it’s all available for you with the all-day Adult: $79 Youth: (ages 6-12) $40 Child: (5 and under Free) pass. Or choose the optional two-day ticket if you are For reservations: Visit www.graylineofportland.com or call 503-241-7373 spending more time in Portland. In addition to this tour being a great way to see Portland Sales Booth: On Pioneer Courthouse Square - 750 SW Broadway at your own pace, a portion of your ticket price goes to Tour Start Location: At the corner of SW Broadway and SW Yamhill - support breast cancer awareness research and a portion in Front of Nordstrom’s - 765 SW Broadway - across the street from to Eden Reforestation Projects. See our website for links the Sales Booth and details. Join us for a memorable experience for all ages as you see our city and GRAY LINE OF PORTLAND choose the attractions you will most enjoy.

® A proud member of Gray Line Worldwide, serving more than 700 destinations on six continents. For more information, please visit www.grayline.com or www.graylineofportland.com 13 STOPS AT PORTLAND HIGHLIGHTS Effective 4/1/18 to 11/18. Ver. A & Your Ticket Purchase Results In A Donation For Breast Cancer Research & Reforestation The Hop-on/Hop-off Pink Trolley Sightseeing 14th 13th Tour includes driver guide narration and 13 NW NW stops at the major attractions in Portland. NW Kearny With service at each stop every 60 minutes there is plenty of time during the day to see the Portland you want to see at the pace via MAX 23rd NW you choose. A full loop takes 90 minutes. NW Everett First departure from Pioneer Courthouse Square is at 10:00am (9:00am in July and August) with SW Morrison SW S W A the last departure leaving the Square at SW Oak Pine sh SW Yamhill SW 4:00pm arriving back at the Square at SW Taylor Stark SW SW Was Park Salmon h 5:30pm. Buy your one- or two-day pass t hington 3 SW Alder from our trolley ticket booth in Pioneer 1 SW

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Call for more information. Naito Parkway 503-241-7373 SW Gray Line Sightseeing Portland is donating $1 for every adult ticket sold. $.50 goes to The Breast Cancer Research FoundationTM to help prevent and find a cure for breast cancer in our lifetime. $.50 also goes to Eden Reforestation Projects to restore healthy forests in poverty stricken countries by planting five trees for each adult Trolley Route ticket. See the links on our website for details. Connections

Pioneer Square- Portland's "Living Room" is our jump off point to - Enjoy the more than 6,000 specimens from around Old Town- You’ll have direct access to Portland’s famous Saturday Portland's many attractions. Convenient to all major downtown hotels, the world that grow here. It is a living laboratory encompassing Market, Voodoo Doughnuts, Tom McCall Waterfront Park, and Maritime light rail, bus, and the central shopping district. (You can buy your 189 ridge-top acres, accessible by 12 miles of hiking trails. Museum. All three offer a unique Portland experience. ticket from our ticket booth.) NW 23rd Ave. Shopping District- Portland's street of boutique - Visit one of Portland’s many parks and the shops and restaurants are sure to please your shopping instincts. Caruthers Park- A modern park, Portland style, and a short walk heart of Portland's cultural district including the Performing Arts from the Aerial Tram. This is the hub of Portland’s new South Waterfront Center, Oregon Historical Society, and the Portland Art Museum. neighborhood and its growing number of dining options. Pearl District/NW 13th Ave.- This unique street where pedestrians and traffic mingle provides a wide variety of dining and shopping options. Rose Test and Japanese Gardens - Washington Park Aerial Tram and Tilikum Crossing/OMSI via MAX- This The Rose Test Garden is Portland's Post Card feature. Be sure to take a Pearl District/Powell’s Books- Browse world-famous Powell’s popular stop provides access to the inexpensive aerial tram ride that stroll through the four different gardens. In the Japanese Garden enjoy a Books which lies in the heart of Portland’s fashionable and fun Pearl provides outstanding views of greater Portland. The new cable-stayed sense of peace, harmony and tranquility that can come from touring the District. Also enjoy the numerous shops and restaurants. bridge across the Willamette River provides easy access to the Oregon 5.5 acre garden that includes five distinctive garden styles. Museum of Science and Industry via a short walk (.5 mile) or a public Chinese Garden/Oregon Convention Center via MAX- The transit ride. /World Forestry Center- Home of "Packy" and , a Portland classic, is one of the most authentic the famous elephant herd and many other themed areas. The World Chinese gardens to be found anywhere. An oasis in the city. This stop also Forestry Center Discovery Museum, Portland Children’s Museum serves the Convention Center, Lloyd Center, and area hotels via MAX light Riverplace- Portland's own riverfront village with shops, restaurants, and the Hoyt Arboretum also share this stop. rail service. (Tri-Met fare additional to Convention Center/Lloyd Center.) the Esplanade, and a marina. Promenade with the locals!