
easy
5 days
Suitable for most fitness levels; light walking is involved at venues and museums.
Discover the Pacific Northwest through a five-day adventure visiting eight iconic McMenamins spots. From historic pubs and secret bars to soaking pools and art tours, this trip blends culture, craft brews, and scenic beauty in one unforgettable journey.
Five Days, Eight Legendary Stops
Embark on a five-day adventure with Peak Tours, where you'll explore McMenamins' unique spots, from cozy pubs to historic hotels. Enjoy stress-free travel, socializing with fellow passport enthusiasts, and uncovering quirky surprises. Experience stunning views, delicious food, and memorable activities, all while collecting stamps along the way!
Embark on a five-day adventure with Peak Tours, where you'll explore McMenamins' unique spots, from cozy pubs to historic hotels. Enjoy stress-free travel, socializing with fellow passport enthusiasts, and uncovering quirky surprises. Experience stunning views, delicious food, and memorable activities, all while collecting stamps along the way!
Spaces fill quickly for this popular five-day tour; reserve your spot well in advance to avoid disappointment.
Capture the vibrant murals, historic architecture, and scenic river views along the route for lasting memories.
Carry a water bottle to stay refreshed between stops, especially if you’re sampling craft brews along the way.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking short distances at each venue and museum visits.
Many McMenamins sites are housed in historic structures, including a former junior high school and Prohibition-era saloons, preserving local heritage.
McMenamins actively supports sustainability through responsible sourcing and promoting low-impact visitor practices at their properties.
Useful for carrying water, camera, and personal items throughout the day.
Pacific Northwest weather can be variable; prepare for rain and cooler evenings.
Ideal for documenting murals, architecture, and landscape highlights during the trip.
Necessary for exploring venues, museums, and strolling around the docks and parks.