Pacific Northwest Vacation
Pacific Northwest cruises navigate along the U.S. Pacific West Coast with an emphasis on northwest destinations such as Washington, Oregon, British Columbia (Canada). Some cruise itineraries will also include parts of the southeastern Alaskan coast. On a Pacific Northwest cruise, you'll have the opportunity to do it all. From thriving cities to peaceful parks and relaxing beaches, there is something to interest all kinds of travelers. You’ll get to see many famous landmark sites, like Pike Place Market, the San Juan Islands, Astoria Column, and more. Pacific Northwest cruises are perfect for those looking to escape to a whole new world.
Pacific Northwest cruises are very popular among residents of the US West Coast because it provides a way to vacation without the hassle of taking a flight. There are Pacific Northwest cruises from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland and Vancouver. Pacific Northwest cruise is typically anywhere from 1- to 8-nights in length. A typical 1-night Pacific Coast cruise may be a cruise between Seattle and Vancouver, while a longer Pacific Coast cruise could depart from a city like Seattle or Los Angeles and visit a bunch of cities along the west coast of the United States and Canada.
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Highlighted Pacific Northwest Cruise Attractions
The following are just a few of the many things to do while in Pacific Northwest:
National Parks
The number of national parks located throughout the Pacific Northwest are seemingly endless. Among some of the more popular national parks are Mount Rainer National Park, North Cascades National Park, Olympic National Park, Pacific Rim National Park, and Yoho National Park. You’ll be able to admire snow-capped mountains, beautiful lakes (Tipsoo Lake gives off a stunning reflection of Mount Rainer), massive glaciers, waterfalls, sandstone cliffs, and more. There is also great opportunity to spot natural wildlife such as seabirds, eagles, and osprey.
City of Portland
Portland is one of the most eclectic cities on the United States west coast. If you are into micro-breweries, art galleries, coffee shops, and hikes, Portland is definitely worth a stop during your trip. Popular points of interest include the Portland Art Museum, the Vista House, and the International Rose Test Garden. Portland is also home to some fabulous cuisine! You can find everything from filet mignon and fried chicken to more exotic dishes like pig ears and oxtail.
Columbia River Gorge
The Columbia River Gorge is a national scenic area in Oregon that borders Washington. Calling this landscape beautiful would be an understatement. Aside from a relaxing backdrop of Mt. Adams and Mt. Hood, you can learn all about the fascinating history of this region. From the first Native American settlers to Lewis and Clark, and the Oregon Trail, to the industrial industry, there is so much to discover when you visit this area.
