Astoria Travel Guide

Built in 1913, the Astoria Riverfront Trolley offers a scenic journey along the Columbia River with volunteer conductors sharing local history. The one-hour return reveals wildlife sightings and waterfront landmarks.

The Astoria Column features a spiral frieze depicting Oregon's pioneer history. Climb 164 steps to the observation deck for breathtaking views of the Columbia River meeting the Pacific Ocean.

Oregon's official maritime museum showcases nautical artefacts and the historic Lightship Columbia. Pilot a virtual tugboat or experience a Coast Guard rescue simulation in this interactive riverside treasure.

Step back in time at this replica of Lewis and Clark's 1805 winter encampment. Explore the fort where costumed rangers demonstrate survival skills from the Corps of Discovery's historic journey.

The Liberty Theatre showcases Italian Renaissance splendour in this 1925 landmark that survived Astoria's devastating fire. Experience cultural performances in an ornately decorated venue embodying the city's resilient spirit.

Housed in the historic Clatsop County Jail from "The Goonies," the Oregon Film Museum celebrates the state's film history. Create your own film clips with green screen technology while exploring exhibits of iconic Oregon-filmed films.

Step back in time at this Victorian mansion where Captain Flavel, a maritime pilot, lived in opulence. Marvel at the intricate woodwork and period furnishings while exploring the elegant gardens with heritage trees.

Explore a faithful replica of the Lewis and Clark Expedition's 1805 winter encampment at Fort Clatsop. Rangers in period clothing bring history to life as you wander through the reconstructed fort.