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Columbia River Gorge
Tour w/Multnomah Falls
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Your private limo tour,
offered year 'round, includes the historic Columbia River Gorge Highway,
Women's Forum Viewpoint, Crown Point Vista House, multiple waterfall
stops, Multnomah Falls and the historic Bonneville Dam and/or lunch stop
on request. If you would like to customize this tour,
just ask, we have lots of suggestions, or see
below.
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Enjoy Touring Limos Custom-Designed
for Panoramic Viewing. Travel in style and comfort in our
14-passenger mini-coach. See the city through the oversized windows, stretch
out with ample leg room and tour comfortably with air-conditioning.
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Comfortable,
spacious seats
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Extremely large
tour windows
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Perimeter couch
seating for a luxurious, festive event
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Outstanding
sound system
Pricing/Service
Options:
See pricing details below or
call for quote.
Pickup/drop-off location outside of downtown Portland may be at additional
cost. Discounts apply for seniors & children, see below.
Click on the links to view pricing details.
See all our tour prices
at a glance - print it out
here. View the
tour details.
The Columbia River
TOUR
OPTIONS, MISC.
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Hike the Gorge!
Extended Gorge hikes include Eagle Creek & Punchbowl Falls, Multnomah
Falls (to the top), Horsetail Falls & Triple Falls, & Wahkeena & Fairy
Falls. Please
inquire.
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Picnic
Lunch! We are proud to offer
catering services with any of your excursions. Enjoy appetizers and a
gourmet picnic lunch
during your trip. This would be the perfect complement to your tour, while
you enjoy the view of the Columbia River Gorge.
Tour is approx. 4 hours.
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Other options! This tour may be combined with our
Portland City Tour, Columbia River Gorge Wine Tour or Mt. Hood Tour.
Additional options include a restaurant dining stop for lunch or dinner,
Gorge hiking, a Sternwheeler Cruise on the Columbia or your request! etc. See
details.
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Compare our rates and you'll see why were
the best!
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A
Trailhead Release Agreement
form is required from each member of the group (see below *). If you
choose to take any hike, whether short or long, this form will be required from
all group members. Hikes are not guided; but the chauffeur/tour guide
may be allowed
to accompany your group on any hike, just ask. Be prepared for inclement weather
(rain, snow, cold, etc.).
The Gorge
We will visit the Columbia River
Gorge and Vista House...
...and Multnomah Falls with several other
waterfalls!
'My Chauffeur's Columbia River
Gorge & Multnomah Falls Tour is phenomenal; You won't be disappointed.'
All tours are private.
Private tours allow your group the flexibility to make the tour more
your tour; a
customized tour if desired.
This tour is done with a
'partial' tour guide' unless otherwise
noted or requested. A Full tour guide may be available for groups of
9 or more, on request ($150 charge).
The Columbia River Gorge
Highway is in the near vicinity of all of the waterfalls and stops on this
tour. Therefore, care should be taken, especially for children,
when near or crossing this highway to get to the viewing areas of the
waterfalls, or at any other location on our tour.
We are proud to offer catering services with any of our excursions. All tours are private limousine transportation. Tours may be
able to be customized, please inquire, and are approximately 4 hours
long. Your tour is offered in private, luxury town cars or limousines (not an
8-passenger van and driver with multiple hotel shuttle pickup locations). Be prepared for
inclement weather (rain, snow, cold, etc.) during
winter time tours.
Maximum 94 persons.
* TRAILHEAD RELEASE AGREEMENT:
While we consider this tour to be completely safe; in wilderness areas,
possible wilderness dangers are always present. If you plan on hiking
on any trails, a Trailhead Release Agreement form will be required for your
tour. Our employees may accompany your group on certain hikes,
just ask. Hikes are not guided, in
fact, our tour ends at the trailhead, and begins again at the trailhead on
your return. Optional hikes are not recommended for children or pets.
Though most trails are continually within earshot of running water, you
should plan on carrying your own supply for longer hikes. Some cliff
sections (on certain hikes) are extremely exposed, so anyone subject to
vertigo should proceed carefully, and turn back if the first set of cliffs
are uncomfortable... they may only get higher, and more exposed!
On most available
hikes, the elevation gains are modest, with gradual climbs spread throughout
the hike. However, the trail surfaces are often rocky and uneven, and
anything less than a good pair of hiking shoes or boots is not adequate.
Also keep in mind that the Columbia Gorge is home to
poison oak and other
poisonous plants, and they grow along some trails. If you're susceptible to
it, keep an eye out in sunny, open cliff-tops and open oak forests. Long
pants are a good idea is you're particularly sensitive.
Most hikes we mention as
options we consider to be short & 'easy'. Our basic short hike options
will be at Wahkeena Falls, Multnomah Falls, Latourell Falls and Bridal Veil
Falls.
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