Highlights Loop Map and Stops 14th 13th NW NW NW Kearny via MAX 23rd NW NW Everett SW Morrison SW SW Park SW A Oak Pine sh SW Yamhill SW SW Taylor Stark SW SW Was Salmon h t hington SW 13 Alder 525 SW Naito Parkway SW 14th SW Jefferson SW SW Columbia SW Main Washington Park/Rose Garden McCall Waterfront SW 9th Clay Park SW SW SW Market Governor Tom 6th 4th SW Broadway 1st SW SW SW Naito Parkway SW Trolley Route Via Washington Park Shuttle Waterfront Park- Our departure point, across the street from the Park, is Oregon Zoo/World Forestry Center viaTilikum Washington Park a perfect jumping off point to Portland’s many attractions. Convenient to all Shuttle- Home of "Packy" and the famous elephantCrossing herd and many other major downtown hotels, light rail, bus and the central shopping district. Nearby themed areas. The World Forestry Center Discovery Museum, Portland is Portland’s famous Saturday Market. (You can buy your ticket at our pink Children’s Museum and the Hoyt Arboretum also share this stop. trolley ticket booth). Hoyt Arboretum via Washington Park Shuttle- Enjoy the more than Riverplace- Portland's own riverfront village with shops, restaurants, the 6,000 specimens from around the world that grow here. It is a living laboratory Esplanade, and a marina. Promenade with the locals! encompassing 189 ridge-top acres, accessible by 12 miles of hiking trails. City Center/Pioneer Place- In the heart of downtown, two blocks Pearl District/Powell’s Books- Browse world-famous Powell’s Books from Portland’s “Living Room”, Pioneer Courthouse Square. Visit the which lies in the heart of Portland’s fashionable and fun Pearl District. Also Square for a sample of Portland’s culture or visit the historic Federal enjoy the numerous shops and restaurants. Courthouse. South Park Blocks- Visit one of Portland’s many parks and the heart of Chinese Garden/Oregon Convention Center via MAX- The Lan Su Portland's cultural district including the Performing Arts Center, Oregon Chinese Garden, a Portland classic, is one of the most authentic Chinese gardens Historical Society, and the Portland Art Museum. to be found anywhere. An oasis in the city. This stop also serves the Convention Center, Lloyd Center, and area hotels via MAX light rail service. (Tri-Met fare Rose and Japanese Gardens - Washington Park additional to Convention Center/Lloyd Center.) The Rose Garden is Portland's Post Card feature. Be sure to take a stroll through the four different gardens. In the Japanese Garden enjoy a sense of peace, harmony and tranquility that can come from touring the 5.5 acre garden that includes five distinctive garden styles. Here is where you can board the free non narrated Washington Park Shuttle if you want to visit the Zoo, the World Forestry Center or the Hoyt Arboretum..