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$
25
Per ADULT
$
10
Per CHILD
Hop On / Hop Off Tours
2025 Tour Dates
Guided Hop On / Hop Off Sightseeing City Tour of Downtown Astoria, Oregon
Local Guides will be narrating the Tours, 7 different stops for passengers to Hop On or Hop Off as they wish, throughout the day!
Enjoy the flexibility, you can board the bus at any stop along the route at it's designated time and Hop On & Hop Off at your preferred destination. Explore at your own pace and rejoin the tour at any stop throughout the day!
How It Works
• Choose any location from the schedule below.
• Arrive a few minutes early before the scheduled stop time.
• Hop on and enjoy the ride!
• Feel free to hop off at any stop and explore.
• When you’re ready, simply catch the next bus at any stop based on the schedule.
• Hop On & Hop Off All day at any stop
• A great affordable way to get around the whole city
HOP ON / HOP OFF - ALL DAY PRIVILEGES
$25 for unlimited rides all day
• Child 9 and under $10
• Child 2 and under FREE
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1
Riverwalk Inn
400 Industry St.
Stop Schedule
11:00 AM, 12:15 PM, 1:30 PM, 2:45 PM, 4:10 PM
The Astoria Riverwalk, also known as the Astoria River Trail, is a six-mile walkway that overlooks the beautiful Columbia River. It stretches the entire length of the city’s waterfront, connecting restaurants, breweries, museums, and dozens of other attractions.
Suggested Visit: 1 - 2 hours
2
Chamber of Commerce
111 W. Marine Dr.
Stop Schedule
11:10 AM, 12:25 PM, 1:40 PM, 2:55 PM
Discover the best of Astoria just steps from the Chamber of Commerce—ride the historic Astoria Riverfront Trolley. Enjoy the waterfront and go for a stroll in the breeze then hop back on our trolley.
Suggested Visit: 30 minutes - 1 hour
3
Flavel Museum
714 Exchange St.
Stop Schedule
11:20 AM, 12:35 PM, 1:50 PM, 3:05 PM
As one of the best preserved examples of Queen Anne architecture in the Pacific Northwest, the Flavel House survives today as a landmark of local and national significance. The house was built as a retirement home in 1885 for Columbia River bar pilot Captain George Flavel and his family. The house has been restored and furnished to portray the elegance of the Victorian period and the history of the Flavel family. Its decorative exterior, with hipped roof, balconies, and verandas, is distinguished by a fourth-story cupola. The interior of the home features original Eastlake influenced woodwork, period furnishings, six exotic hardwood fireplace mantels, and fourteen-foot ceilings with plaster crown molding and medallions.
Suggested Visit: 30 minutes - 1 hour
4
Astoria Column
Coxcomb Drive
Stop Schedule
11:35 AM, 12:50 PM, 2:05 PM, 3:20 PM
This magnificent monument stands 600 feet above sea level and gives the perfect view to Young’s Bay, the Coast Range, the Columbia River, and in the distance, even the Pacific Ocean. Ralph Budd initiated the project to celebrate Astoria’s early settlers. He hired Italian immigrant and artist Atillilio Pusterla to model a piece inspired by Trajan’s Column in Rome, featuring hand-painted spiral frieze work, stretching over 500 feet if it were to be unwound. The Astor family, with the help of the Great Northern Railroad, generously donated the column to Astoria in July of 1926.
Suggested Visit: 1 hour
5
Heritage Museum & Columbia River Maritime Museum
17th & Duane St.
Stop Schedule
11:45 AM, 1:00 PM, 2:15 PM, 3:40 PM
A visit to Astoria isn’t complete without exploring the Astoria Oregon Heritage Museum and the Columbia River Maritime Museum—two must-see stops that bring the region’s rich history to life. At the Heritage Museum, housed in a stately former city hall, you'll uncover the stories of Astoria’s founding, its diverse communities, and the industries that shaped the area. Just down the road, the Columbia River Maritime Museum offers an immersive look at life on the river and sea, featuring interactive exhibits on shipwrecks, storms, the U.S. Coast Guard, and the mighty Columbia’s role in maritime navigation. Together, these museums offer a deeper appreciation of Astoria’s past and its enduring connection to the water.
Suggested Visit: 30 minutes - 1 hour
6
Liberty Theater
1203 Commercial St.
Stop Schedule
11:50 AM, 1:05 PM, 2:20 PM, 3:45 PM
The Liberty Theater is a cornerstone of Astoria’s cultural and architectural heritage, making it a must-list for anyone exploring the area. Originally opened in 1925, this beautifully restored Italian Renaissance-style theater offers a glimpse into the glamour of early 20th-century entertainment. Today, it serves as a vibrant performing arts venue, hosting concerts, plays, film screenings, and community events that bring locals and visitors together. With its ornate interiors, rich history, and lively programming, the Liberty Theater stands as both a visual and cultural landmark—an essential stop for those wanting to experience the artistic heartbeat of Astoria.
Suggested Visit: 30 minutes
Goonie House
37th & Duane St.
Stop Schedule
12:00 PM, 1:15 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:55 PM
7
Pier #39 & Goonie House
Hampton Inn & 39th St.
Stop Schedule
12:05 PM, 1:20 PM, 2:35 PM, 4:00 PM
A visit to Pier 39 and the Goonie House offers a fun blend of local flavor and pop culture nostalgia in Astoria, Oregon. Pier 39 is a historic waterfront destination where you can enjoy dining, shopping, and sweeping views of the Columbia River, all set within a beautifully preserved cannery building that captures Astoria’s maritime charm. Just a short drive or walk away, the Goonie House—made famous by the beloved 1985 film The Goonies—is a must-see for movie fans. While visitors are asked to be respectful of the private property, seeing this iconic house in person adds a touch of cinematic magic to any Astoria adventure.
Suggested Visit: 30 minutes each
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