Trip to Portland, OR and Seattle, WA. Suggestions?

I'll be in Oregon (Portland area, mainly), but with 10 days Travelling then probably just north of Seattle, and perhaps as far south as the redwoods. I've never been in the region, but I hope someone can give some advice on "no miss "items. Personally, I like to eat and I think only places that have a high charm and flavor, not as high in the price if possible. Particularly interested in great pizza, bagels, ethnic foods, or some fruit pies that come out of Oregon. I would like to see unique places that both natural and artificial, and maybe drink a festival season / The type of event. Is there a Chinatown in their place? I heard you can go kyaking with orcas or something, sounds "dangerous" What are my chances of actually being killed? For physical activity, all I can think about is walking and Frisbee golf. Thanks for the suggestions, I can not wait to see what is there.

Our region is known for its natural beauty. So if you love the out doors, there is plenty to see and enjoy the spectacular scenes from the resort of Mount Hood and stay there. They have a wonderful restaurant, which I'm sure at least marionberry cake or ice cream dessert in their ads. Is not Oregon coast. With two Indian casinos gambling. Interest the beach in Lincoln City. The other is on its way to the beach. The beach offers views of the kite, walking the dogs and children play. courage to try my luck walking in the tide of cooling, and returning to Cannon Beach is the beach that I recommend. Mar had emerged in the 40 and looks tired today. The beach itself has no personality, reflecting the 30 and 40. Haystack Rock Canyon in the surf and it's great. There are pools all over it when the tide is low. lifestyles and other sea stars live in saltwater pools until the tide removes the sea again. Tolavana beach is close and easy access sand and the water's edge. "Near the parking lot is restored ant-Mo for a bowl of clam chowder, cakes and sandwiches. And the breakfast is served morning. Increased the prices that most restaurants have, because of the gas crisis. There is a great pub in the main street of Cannon Beach makes a great burger Big Fat. I do not remember the name of the place. But I think this is the tavern in the city center. We returned to eat it once enjoyed. There are restaurants for meals and family to Over band. Visit the beach almost all day. Allow half an hour for traffic. For the long trip south to see the redwoods, our family took two days winding roads. And cut a road up to the back pocket of the California coast again to see the trees. I think they are listed. They are so large that it makes dizzy looking up. And it's dark inside, rising from trees, where the "trees of Mystery" are. A statue of Paul Bunyan with Babe the entry the blue ox. It was there in the late 50's, when I was there .. There are the sea lions caves south of Florence, Oregon. You take the elevator to below to see the cave where they live. And echoes of barking in the cave. There were sand dunes walk outside Florence. Where you can rent a car and drive to the dunes and sand there. You can cut over to Eugene I, and onto the coast and drive south of Florence. The road is wind it all comes down to Crescent City. Two lanes, with falls. I found it very frightening. It is five hours drive from Portland to the border, and I use AAA to help you plot your route to save time. I do not know how long it takes court to reach the coast. But long enough. One day will be lost without doubt lead. You can take the bus and leave the driving to them, and save a headache. You can sleep on the bus may arrive in the morning to hire. I think trying to cram too much too soon. Maybe you should focus on what the final Oregon and how much they want to see in Seattle. Traffic is bad in the Seattle area. We took the train and saved the nerves. And it takes about four hours by train I remember very well. The online Dome is a good sight seeing the train, traveling in comfort. I do not know about kayaking to whale watching. I guess that's something that does not push for tourism. I do not I want to make waves in a single kayak. How long can you swim? LOL. I have heard about whale watching areas in the north, in the Strait of Seattle. And there is an area along the southern coast of Oregon to see them during migration. I have a friend returning from the island of North Cyprus. And he liked the whale watching during their stay. But looked at the bank, not a kayak. For a relaxing holiday, do not want to extend your time so thin. Focus on what you want to see more, and then assign the required time. AAA must be able to estimate the mileage, the time it takes to reach the different points. And if you find that the behavior will take more time here. Leave a trip north or south, for another visit. Or maybe your collection, there are travel books for area, Oregon and elsewhere. This will give a better idea of what to offer to tourists. And consider The cost of gasoline, as it can find a station open after hours will be considered in coastal areas as you travel. Small towns take their sidewalks too often too soon.

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