Stay : From Oregon to Yellowstone National Park

During this visit, you will discover the beautiful Portland, the Oregon coast and the inland areas, between mountains and vineyards. This circuit also includes a visit to Yellowstone National Park, located in Idaho, Oregon border State. Pay attention to the climate, it is better to avoid winter to visit the national park because many roads are closed. Opt for offseasons.

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Detail of the stay : From Oregon to Yellowstone National Park - 24 days

  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Portland
  • Cascade Locks
  • Cascade Locks
  • Corbett
  • Corbett
  • Hood River
  • Mount Hood
  • Mount Hood
  • Pendleton
  • Pendleton
  • Pendleton
  • Baker City
  • Baker City
  • Pendleton
  • Baker City
  • Baker City
  • Baker City
  • Baker City
  • Boise
  • Idaho Falls
  • Idaho Falls
  • Boise
  • Craters Of The Moon National Monument
  • Boise
  • Bruneau Dunes State Park
  • Shoshone Falls Park
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Bend
  • Smith Rock State Park
  • Sisters
  • Bend
  • Crater Lake National Park
  • Grants Pass
  • Grants Pass
  • Gold Hill
  • Gold Hill
  • Grants Pass
  • Oregon Caves National Monument
  • Jacksonville
  • Ashland
  • Eugene
  • Grants Pass
  • Florence
  • Bruneau Dunes State Park
  • Bruneau Dunes State Park
  • Florence
  • Florence
  • Florence
  • Florence
  • Florence
  • Newport
  • Florence
  • Portland
  • Lincoln City

Day 1: Arrival in Portland

Steps: Portland

One arrives at the end of the day in Portland, just the time to pose its bags to the hotel and to dine in Downtown.

Day 2: Pioneer Square and Waterfront

Steps: Portland

Visit the Oregon Historical Society, the Portland Washington Park to discover the Hoyt Arboretum, , the or the .

Day 3: Alternative neighbourhoods

Discover Hawthorne and Alberta, two popular shopping districts for alternative shopping and trendy nights. For a coffee and a little shopping, you can also go north west and reach 23rd avenue.

Day 4: Columbia River Gorge

Steps: Cascade Locks, Corbett, Hood River

In Troutdale, take the US 30, the historic road. Stop at Crown Point, Bonneville Dam. Spend the evening and night at .

Places of interest :
MULTNOMAH FALLS / BONNEVILLE DAM

Day 5: Mount Hood

Steps: Mount Hood

Head to the small village of Government Camp, then Mount Hood. There are many walks to do on the road. Night at the mythical Timberline Lodge.

Day 6: Pendleton

Steps: Mount Hood, Pendleton

From the Timberline Lodge in Mount Hood, drive east to Pendleton. This cowboy town offers some interesting museums, a woolen mill and most importantly, a history of rodeo. We will appreciate a walk in its downtown to soak up its Wild West atmosphere. Night in Pendleton in a historic hotel or a cozy B&B.

Day 7: Baker City

Steps: Pendleton, Baker City

After visiting the Pendleton, to understand the history of the Indians in the region, take the Baker city road. In the afternoon, visit the .

Day 8: Hells Canyon

Steps: Baker City

From Baker City, book a boat ride at Baker City.

Day 9: Stop at Boise

Steps: Boise

This day will be devoted to the road to Boise. As you arrive late in the morning, lunch in one of the Basque restaurants in the city. The afternoon will be dedicated to visiting Boise and its few attractions.

Day 10: Towards Yellowstone National Park, Idaho Falls

Steps: Idaho Falls, Boise, Craters Of The Moon National Monument

It takes two days to reach and enjoy this beautiful park. From Boise, take the road to Craters of the Moon National Monument. After the visit, you still have two hours to reach Idaho where you will spend the night.

Places of interest :
IDAHO FALLS IDAHO TEMPLE

Day 11: Arrival in Yellowstone National Park

Take the road up to the entrance of the park. You arrive late in the morning. The afternoon will be devoted to the purchase of licenses and preparations for the next day. Night at the entrance to the park, in a lodge or a camping tent.

Day 12: Hiking in Yellowstone

Focus on hiking and camping. Camp in the park, and plan several excursions at the start of the different attractions.

Day 13: Hiking in Yellowstone

A new hike is planned for today to explore another facet of the park. Again, night in a camping tent.

Day 14: Back to Boise

Steps: Boise, Bruneau Dunes State Park, Shoshone Falls Park

The road will be long (lasting 7 hours and a half). On the way, stop at Shoshone Falls and then at Boise.

Day 15: Bend

Steps: Bend

The next day, you still need a good half day to reach Bend (5 hours and a half). As you arrive in the afternoon, take the time to walk in downtown Bend and the Old Mill District. Night in Bend.

Places of interest :
OLD MILL DISTRICT

Day 16: Smith Rock State Park

Steps: Bend, Smith Rock State Park, Sisters

Visit the Smith Rock State Park and take a hike leading to Monkey Face. Visit the High Desert Museum and the Lava River Cave. Do not miss the charming city of Sisters and Mount Bachelor. Night in Bend.

Day 17: Crater Lake National Park

Steps: Bend, Crater Lake National Park

Departure from Bend in the morning, to the south and Crater Lake National Park. Profit from the afternoon to discover the park, set around a beautiful lake nestled in the crater of a former volcano, and spend the night on the spot.

Day 18: Grants Pass

Steps: Grants Pass, Gold Hill, Oregon Caves National Monument

The morning allows to join Grants Pass. Visit the Wildlife Images, Oregon Cellars National Monument and take the time to appreciate the historic city centre of Grants Pass. Night on site.

Day 19: Rafting on the Rogue River

Steps: Jacksonville, Ashland

In the morning, go rafting on the Rogue River. And if you have time in the afternoon, go to Jacksonville and the beautiful town of Ashland.

Day 20: Eugene

Steps: Eugene, Grants Pass

Leave Grants Pass in the morning and reach Eugene within two-hour drive. The student and eco-friendly atmosphere of the city will seduce you. You can take a tour in a brewery, a vineyard or a farmer's market. Night to Eugene.

Day 21: Florence and Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area

Steps: Florence, Bruneau Dunes State Park

Go back to the Oregon coast to discover Florence. Take a buggy or Florence.

Places of interest :
SANDBOARD IN BRUNEAU SAND DUNES

Day 22: Florence

Steps: Florence

Wander in Old Town Florence, enjoy the huge beaches and go to Florence.

Day 23: Newport and Cape Perpetua

Steps: Florence, Newport

Departure from Florence to Newport by the US 101. On the road, visit the Sea Lion Caves. Stop at Cape Perpetua and Yachats. Dine at Local Ocean and spend the night in Newport.

Places of interest :
SEA LION CAVES

Day 24: Return to Portland

Steps: Portland, Lincoln City

Still by the US 101, stop at Depoe Bay at the Whale Watching Interpretive Center, then at Lincoln City before returning to Portland.

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