TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 1 FRONT COVER VISITOR GUIDE
2 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PUBLISHER Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce 2026 DESIGN Kinroot Creative PRINTER Journal Graphics COVER PHOTO Sugar Placebo visitors@oldoregon.com (503) 325-6311 111 West Marine Drive | P.O. Box 176 Astoria, Oregon 97103-0176
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 3 table of contents WELCOME History 06 Film Heritage 08 Maps 33 SOUL, INSPIRED Explore 10 SOUL, ENERGIZED Outdoor Activities 18 SOUL, NOURISHED Food & Drink 24 Beer Trail 35 SOUL, RESTORED Spas & Wellness 46 SOUL, CALMED Lodging 48 EVENTS Annual Events 62 Launch a glider from atop the Astoria Column. Photo: Don Frank Photography
4 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WELCO Welcome to Astoria & Warrenton. If you’re here, you’ve already felt it. When you arrive, you will understand. It’s that sublime mix of place and people we call Pure Character. It’s about contrasts, charm, and the unexpected. Here, fishermen are poets, loggers drink espresso, Main Street welcomes both nouveau gallery and five n’ dime, and our historic homes have their own personalities. When you taste it, you’ll want more. Wreck of the Peter Iredale at Fort Stevens State Park. Photo: Don Frank Photography
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 5 OME did you know? The Astoria-Megler Bridge, which was formally dedicated August 27, 1966, is 4.1 miles long and is the longest continuous truss bridge in North America.
6 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HISTORY HISTO STEP INTO THE PAST Astoria is the oldest permanent U.S. settlement west of the Rocky Mountains and we have more historical markers than any other region in Oregon. Long before the arrival of European settlers, Astoria and Warrenton were important gathering and trading places for the Indigenous peoples who call this region home. Six years after the Lewis and Clark Expedition arrived in the region and braved the winter of 1805 at Fort Clatsop, John Jacob Astor’s American Fur Company established a trading post where Astoria now stands. This area played a central role in the course of U.S. westward expansion. Occupied by both the U.S. and Britain after the Treaty of 1818, the area officially became a U.S. territory in 1848. Pier 39 is Astoria’s largest and oldest waterfront building, home to shops, restaurants and the historic Hanthorn Cannery Museum. Photo: April Siracusa
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 7 Y RY Large immigrant populations, particularly Scandinavians and Chinese, flocked to the Pacific Northwest in the late19th century. They joined the colorful local fishermen and became central figures in the bustling fishing and canning industries that helped to make Astoria the liveliest boomtown between San Francisco and Seattle. These industries are still prominent in Astoria today. Although the fur, timber, and canning industries are not what they once were, the Astoria and Warrenton region has demonstrated its resilience by also offering a vibrant, exciting tourist destination. The Astoria Column is a monument to the natural riches of the Pacific Northwest and the people who settled there. Photo: Don Frank Photography
8 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hollywood has loved our area since the filming of The Fisherman’s Bride in 1909. From the colorful Victorian houses that populate the hills of Astoria to the local temperate rainforest and photogenic coast, our area has a variety of backdrops to offer film projects. The town experienced a cinematic renaissance in the mid-1980s with The Goonies and Short Circuit. The area continues to be an active location for movies, documentaries, TV and commercials. film her Visitors can experience their favorite films first-hand at public landmarks throughout the region. The jail seen in The Goonies, where the Fratelli family escaped, is now home to the Oregon Film Museum, featuring information and stories about 300+ movies filmed in Oregon. Explore more filming locations with the Oregon Film Trail and SetJetters app, or join fellow film enthusiasts celebrating Oregon-made movies in June. Learn more at TheGoondocks.org The Oregon Film Trail is a statewide network of filming locations, including 4 signs in Astoria and Warrenton. Dexter – Astoria is seen for just a brief part of the e the series finale.
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 9 ritage did you know? Filming The Goonies in Astoria inspired Keith Walker, who played Mikey’s dad, to write the screenplay for Free Willy. Find the complete list of movies made in Oregon at OregonFilm.org. episode during Ring 2 filming in Astoria. FILMED IN & AROUND ASTORIA 1909 The Fisherman’s Bride 1985 The Goonies 1986 Short Circuit 1987 Benji the Hunted 1990 Come See the Paradise 1990 Kindergarten Cop 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III 1993 Free Willy 2005 The Ring 2 2006 The Guardian 2007 Into the Wild 2009 The Road 2016 Green Room 2019 The Mortuary Collection 2024 Sometimes I Think About Dying 2026 The Cycle
10 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INSPIRED INTRO SOUL, InSPIRED Check out the Second Saturday Artwalk in downtown Astoria where businesses and galleries stay open late and provide entertainment and refreshments. Astoria and Warrenton provide the perfect backdrop for a vibrant art scene! More than a dozen galleries in Astoria feature local and PNW artists. Photo: TravelingSpud
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 11 ART GALLERIES & STUDIOS ASHRIVER WOODWORKS 1254 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 206-9506 AshriverWoodworks.com ASTORIA ART LOFT 106 3rd St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4442 AstoriaArtLoft.com ASTORIA STUDIO COLLECTIVE 1010 Duane St, Astoria, OR AstoriaStudioCollective.com ASTORIA VISUAL ARTS 959 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-9694 AstoriaVisualArts.org FORSYTHEA 1124 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2189 Forsythea.com IMOGEN GALLERY 240 11th St, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0620 ImogenGallery.com JADENE STUDIOS 1292 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-1990 LUMINARI ARTS 1296 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0308 LuminariArtsAstoria.com
12 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RIVERSEA GALLERY 1160 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-1270 RiverseaGallery.com WEIRD SISTERS FREAK BOUTIQUE 1004 Marine Dr, Suite D, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0772 WeirdSistersFreakBoutique.com THEATER & PERFORMING ARTS CHARLENE LARSEN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 588 16th St, Astoria, OR (503) 338-9132 PartnersForThePac.org CASCADIA CHAMBER OPERA CascadiaChamberOpera.org LIBERTY THEATRE 1203 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-5922 LibertyAstoria.org NORTH COAST CHORALE NorthCoastChorale.org PENINSULA ASSOCIATION OF PERFORMING ARTS PAPATheater.org TEN FIFTEEN PRODUCTIONS 1015 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 298-5255 TheTenFifteenTheater.com
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 13 ATTRACTIONS, MUSEUMS & HERITAGE SITES ASTORIA COLUMN 1 Coxcomb Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2963 AstoriaColumn.org ASTORIA NORDIC HERITAGE PARK 1590 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR AstoriaNordicPark.org COLUMBIA PACIFIC HERITAGE MUSEUM 115 SE Lake St, Ilwaco, WA (360) 642-3446 ColumbiaPacificHeritageMuseum.org COLUMBIA RIVER MARITIME MUSEUM 1792 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2323 CRMM.org ESCAPE ASTORIA 1154 Commercial St, Suite B, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3102 EscapeAstoria.com FLAVEL HOUSE (CCHS) 441 8th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2203 AstoriaMuseums.org FRIENDS OF OLD FORT STEVENS 1675 Peter Iredale Rd, Hammond, OR (503) 861-1470 VisitFortStevens.com
14 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GARDEN OF SURGING WAVES (AT HERITAGE SQUARE) 11th & Duane, Astoria, OR AstoriaChineseHeritage.org HANTHORN CANNERY MUSEUM Pier 39, Foot of 39th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2502 CanneryWorker.org HERITAGE MUSEUM (CCHS) 1618 Exchange St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2203 AstoriaMuseums.org INTERNATIONAL MERMAID MUSEUM 1 S Arbor Rd, Aberdeen, WA (360) 310-4882 MermaidMuseum.org Explore the year-round displays at the historic area at Fort Stevens. Photo: Kara Patajo / YourNorthWestieBestie
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 15 KNAPPTON COVE HERITAGE CENTER 521 SR Hwy 401, Naselle, WA (503) 738-5206 KnapptonCoveHeritageCenter.org LEWIS AND CLARK NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK - FORT CLATSOP 92343 Fort Clatsop Rd, Astoria, OR (503) 861-2471 NPS.gov/Lewi NORTHWEST CARRIAGE MUSEUM 314 Alder St, Raymond, WA (360) 942-4150 NWCarriageMuseum.org OREGON FILM MUSEUM (CCHS) 732 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2203 OregonFilmMuseum.org PACIFIC COAST CRANBERRY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 2907 Pioneer Rd, Long Beach, WA (360) 642-5553 CranberryMuseum.com SEASIDE AQUARIUM & GIFT SHOP 200 N Prom, Seaside, OR (503) 738-6211 SeasideAquarium.com WORLD KITE MUSEUM 303 Sid Snyder Dr, Long Beach, WA (360) 642-4020 WorldKiteMuseum.com ONWARD ADVENTURES Guided Tours of the Oregon North Coast History • Beaches • Viewpoints • Movie Sites Small Groups • Private Tours • Cruise Friendly SCAN TO BOOK Serving Astoria • Warrenton • Gearhart • Seaside • Cannon Beach Onward-Adventures.com (503) 741-9790
16 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOURS ANGORA HIKING CLUB Angoras.club ASTORIA RIVERFRONT TROLLEY Astoria, OR (503) 325-6311 Old300.org ASTORIA UNDERGROUND TOUR 1125 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (415) 713-4141 OldAstoria.com/Underground HIGH LIFE ADVENTURES 92111 High Life Rd, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-9875 HighLife-Adventures.com LOWER COLUMBIA PRESERVATION SOCIETY 591 12th St, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0139 LCPSociety.org ONWARD ADVENTURES Astoria, OR (503) 741-9790 Onward-Adventures.com SUNDIAL TRAVEL SERVICE 750 Marine Dr, #100, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4484 Sundial-Travel.com 503-325-0333 or visit UrgentCareNWAstoria.com HOURS: MON-FRI • 7AM • SAT-SUN 9AM 2120 Exchange St. • Suite 111 • Astoria, Oregon Life happens... That’s why we’re here!
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 17 SHOPPING Our unique boutique-style shops and major department stores make shopping in the Astoria & Warrenton area a pleasure! You will find everything you need right here in our communities, from basic necessities and those special must-have items, to the perfect gifts and souvenirs. ASTORIA SUNDAY MARKET Every Sunday starting Mother’s Day in May and continuing into October, a three-block stretch of 12th Street in downtown Astoria says goodbye to cars and hello to nature and culture! Treat yourself to fresh fruits and vegetables, other farm products, garden goods, art, crafts, wood works, music and food of all descriptions. Discover vintage treasures, local art and unique finds in Astoria’s shops. Photo: Travel Astoria Warrenton
18 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ENERGIZED INTRO INSPIRED INTRO Enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of the towns, Columbia River and distant mountains from a number of vistas, including the top of the famous Astoria column. Embark on a zip line tour near Warrenton or grab your hiking boots or bicycle to wander through our forests and along the coast to capture a glimpse of local wildlife. With miles of ocean beach and paved biking and hiking trails, our region provides a number of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts of all fitness levels. SOUL, ENERGIZED Walking paths provide great access to the waterfronts in both Astoria and Warrenton. Photo: Joni Kabana
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 19 STEP INTO THE GREAT OUTDOORS We invite you to escape into the natural beauty of the rugged terrain of the Pacific Northwest. VISIT THE BEACH The Oregon Coast is The People’s Coast and is legally designated as publicly accessible space for you, me and everyone else. Enjoy the sandy beaches and tumbling surf in Fort Stevens State Park or Sunset Beach. Play it safe at the beach – find helpful reminders at VisitTheOregonCoast.com/Beach-Safety. ASTORIA’S RIVERFRONT TROLLEY Ride our restored 1913 trolley along a scenic 2.6 miles of the Columbia River. Catch the trolley from one of a dozen shelters between Basin and 39th Streets. For current schedule and real-time location information, visit Old300.org. ASTORIA RIVER TRAIL Wander along the six miles of pathway stretching from the Port of Astoria to Tongue Point. Ready for a challenge? Learn more about the trails that climb into Astoria’s neighborhoods by visiting AstoriaParks.com. YOUNGS RIVER WATERFALL Located about six miles from Fort Clatsop, enjoy a drive through the country and short walk to view Youngs River Falls, a 54-foot waterfall which was noted by a member of Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery. FISHING The Columbia River estuary provides some of the best fishing in the world for salmon, sturgeon, bottom fish, crab and more. Numerous guides and charters can help you plan your ultimate experience. did you know? The Astoria Column was dedicated in 1926 and is a 125-ft memorial depicting the history of the area in a mural located on the highest point in Astoria.
20 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TRAILS Walk in the footsteps of Lewis & Clark or wander our trails with unique views around every corner. Nestled where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean, the cities of Astoria and Warrenton are rich with history and exquisite scenery on Oregon’s North Coast. With dozens of outdoor spaces to choose from, you’ll find most of our trails are suitable for beginners and can be a great way to spend an hour or most of the day. When you explore, be courteous to others and keep the trails better than you found them for the next person to enjoy. Explore forested paths and discover unexpected views throughout Astoria and Warrenton. Photo: TwoWanderingSoles
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 21 S BE PREPARED FOR THE WEATHER A visit to Astoria and Warrenton can be full of surprises. Each season brings with it a change in scenery as birds migrate in and out of the area, foliage drops or blooms, and the wildlife is dynamic. Any time of year is great for exploring the trails, if you are prepared for how weather may impact the trail surface and you’ve dressed appropriately for the rain, wind or sun. From a quick walk along the waterfront to a full day exploring forest paths and coastal landscapes, there are plenty of ways to get outside in Astoria and Warrenton. Choose an adventure that fits your schedule, interests and ability. Just don’t forget to leave a little time to enjoy the view!
22 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEWIS AND CLARK NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK The Lewis and Clark National Historical Park offers several trails for visitors looking for a short walk or an allday outing. Hike the 6.5-mile (one-way) Fort to Sea Trail that offers a variety of terrain levels of difficulty. From Netul Landing, visitors can enjoy scenery on the 1-mile walk to the park’s visitor center or launch your kayak into the Lewis and Clark River. Trail maps are available on the park website. GNAT CREEK HATCHERY Gnat Creek Hatchery, 18 miles east of Astoria, offers three nature trails winding through the forest with views of Gnat Creek as it falls nearly 2,000 feet over several small waterfalls in just four short miles where it flows into the Columbia. WARRENTON TRAILS The Skipanon River Loop Trail offers abundant wildlife viewing along the levees and a peek into the commercial fishing fleet at the marina. The Warrenton Waterfront Trail is mostly-paved and follows both the Skipanon and Columbia Rivers from downtown Warrenton to the Hammond Marina. Your dog will also enjoy the off-leash dog area at Carruthers Park adjacent to the Trail. Explore more Warrenton parks and trails at WarrentonOregon.us. An elk pauses among the trees along the Warrenton Trails. Be sure to keep your distance if you’re lucky enough to encounter wildlife. Photo: Krista Pylkki King
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 23 SCAN TO GET THE ASTORIA & WARRENTON TRAIL ADVENTURES GUIDE Sign up for our digital passport to learn about these and a dozen more of the most loved trails in our area at TravelAstoria.com/experience. (no download required) ASTORIA COLUMN AND CATHEDRAL TREE TRAIL Built as a monument to the city in 1926, the Astoria Column is an important part of Northwest history. View the artwork that begins on the exterior base of the column and traces the region’s history. Then climb 164 steps to the top for a grand view of the city below and the distant ocean. Begin your tour at 28th and Irving in Astoria, pass the lofty Cathedral Tree along the forest trail, and emerge at the base of the Column. You can also drive to the Column to visit the gift shop and monument.
24 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INSPIRED INTRO Enjoy fresh seafood, hearty fare, hand-roasted coffee or locally-crafted beer at one of our many gathering spots. Our renowned chefs create Pacific Northwest regional cuisine that tempts the palate, and our experienced bartenders mix drinks to satisfy your thirst. SOUL, NOURISHED Hotel Elliott guests can enjoy sweeping views of the Columbia River and Astoria from the rooftop deck. Photo: Travel Astoria Warrenton
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 25 ARNIE’S CAFE 269 S Main Ave, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-0520 Facebook.com/ArniesCafe ASTORIA BREWING COMPANY PUB 144 11th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6975 AstoriaBrewingCompany.com ASTORIA BREWING COMPANY TAP ROOM 119 12th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6975 Facebook.com/AstoriaBrewingCo/ ASTORIA CO+OP 2350 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-0027 Astoria.coop ASTORIA MINI MART 95 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4162 BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ AKRES ON THE PIER 1 12th St, Astoria, OR (907) 654-9414 AkresOnThePier.Squarespace.com
26 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.pignpancake.com A Tradition of Excellence SINCE 1961 35 Breakfast Varieties Served Anytime • Kids Menu Available Try our gourmet burgers, soups, chowder, steaks, seafood, and homemade desserts! BOWPICKER FISH & CHIPS 1636 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 791-2942 BowPicker.com ASTORIA’S PORTWAY TAVERN 422 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2651 ThePortway.com did you know? Captain George Flavel was one of the first licensed Columbia River Bar Pilots. He built the Flavel Mansion in 1886, now open to the public as the Flavel House Museum. BRIDGE & TUNNEL BOTTLESHOP AND TAPROOM 1390 Duane St, Astoria, OR (360) 244-5165 Facebook.com/Beer4All 21+ ASTORIA MINI MART EAST/GROWLER GUYS 2264 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0840 AstoriaMiniMart.com
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 27 BRIDGEWATER BISTRO 20 Basin St, Suite A, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6777 BridgewaterBistro.com BRUT WINE BAR & BOTTLE SHOP 240 10th St, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0829 BrutWineAstoria.com 21+ BUOY 9 RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 996 Pacific Dr, Hammond, OR (503) 861-2962 Facebook.com/Buoy9Hammond BUOY BEER COMPANY 1343 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0189 BuoyBeer.com BURGER KING #6047 350 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4775 BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ COFFEE GIRL 100 39th St, #2, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6900
28 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A solid combination: Fish and chips with a view of the Columbia River and Astoria-Megler Bridge. Photo: Kevin McClean
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 29 1152 Marine Drive, AstOria 503-836-8066 sisubrewingco.com open daily 11am – 10pm - 13 Sisu Beers on tap - full menu Family–Friendly - Live sports on large tvs - liquor and wine coming fall 2026 – river view seating! ® DESDEMONA CLUB 2997 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-8540 21+ DOMINOS ASTORIA 1619 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 836-9600 Dominos.com DOMINOS WARRENTON 1546 Ensign Ln, Warrenton, OR (503) 994-0011 Dominos.com DUTCH BROS. COFFEE 468 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (541) 955-4700 DutchBros.com COSTCO WHOLESALE 1804 Ensign Ln, Warrenton, OR (503) 338-4104 Costco.com
30 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Savor flavors from around the world at restaurants and food trucks throughout Astoria and Warrenton. Photo: Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 31 EL COMPADRE RESTAURANT - WARRENTON 119 S Main Ave, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-2906 Facebook.com/elcompadrerestaurant FISHSTIX SEAFOOD MARKET 38 SE 1st St, Warrenton, OR (503) 338-9141 FishstixSeafood.com did you know? Take a bite of the Oregon Coast with the North Coast Food Trail. From Astoria through Tillamook County, this region is ripe for culinary exploration. Dig in at NorthCoastFoodTrail.com. BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ FORT GEORGE BREWERY + PUBLIC HOUSE 1483 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-PINT (7468) FortGeorgeBrewery.com FRED MEYER NORTH COAST 695 Hwy 101, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-3000 FredMeyer.com
32 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA VISITOR GUIDE did you know? The Columbia River Bar Pilots annually assist approximately 3,000 ships to safely navigate the mouth of the river. Visit ShipReport.net to learn what type of cargo is on the ships you see in the river, plus when and where they are going. FULTANO’S PIZZA ASTORIA 620 Olney Ave, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2855 Fultanos.com FULIO’S MEDITERRANEAN & ITALIAN CUISINE 1149 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-9001 Fulios.com BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ FRITE & SCOOP 175 14th St, Suite 150, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0350 FriteAndScoop.com GAETANO’S MARKET & DELI 1004 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3043 GaetanosMarketandDeli.com
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 35 NORTH COAST CRAFT BEER TRAIL Oregon’s North Coast is bottled up with secrets, and travelers are invited to find them by toasting their way along the North Coast Craft Beer Trail. From bitters with body to carbonated complexities, each one of the trail’s breweries offers an assortment of unique flavors. TAKE HOME YOUR OWN COLLECTOR’S GLASS The craft brewing scene is going strong and the Trail is updated each year. Pick up a brochure at any participating brewery or local visitor center, or sign up for the digital passport at TravelAstoria.com/Experience. Beer lovers who visit the current required number of stops can redeem their completed form at the Visitor Center in Astoria, Seaside or Cannon Beach in exchange for a NCCBT collector’s glass. Earn a glass after visiting breweries on the North Coast Craft Beer Trail. Photo: Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce SCAN TO LEARN MORE
36 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Explore and savor the unique flavors in the area’s signature crafts. Photo: Wheel the World GENO’S PIZZA & BURGERS 3693 Leif Erickson Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4927 Facebook.com/Genos-Pizza-and-Burgers-133440040041165/ GOLDEN STAR RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 599 Bond St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6260 GEZELLIG SEAFOODS & EURO-ASIAN GROCERY 1271 Commercia St, Astoria, OR (503) 791-5330 Facebook.com/Gezelligseafoods/
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 37 HURRICANE RON’S 1335 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 791-1403 HurricaneRons.com INFERNO LOUNGE 77 11th St, Suite G, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3401 InfernoLoungeAstoria.com JOSEPHSON’S SMOKEHOUSE 106 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2190 Josephsons.com BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ ILWACO CIDER CO. 116 Spruce St, Ilwaco, WA (360) 777-1933 IlwacoCiderCo.com JOURNEY’S END ESPRESSO 55 Basin St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4443 LABOR TEMPLE BAR & DINER 934 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-0801 LaborTemple.com
38 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAI TONG THAI FOOD 931 Marlin Ave, Warrenton, OR (971) 320-0849 MaiTongThai.com MCMENAMINS SAND TRAP PUB 1157 N Marion Ave, Gearhart, OR (503) 717-8150 McMenamins.com MERRY TIME BAR & GRILL 995 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 468-0852 MerryTimeBar.com 21+ LOWER COLUMBIA BOWL 826 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-3321 LCBowl.com MONTEALBAN MEXICAN RESTAURANT 2975 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3013 MontealbanMexicanRestaurantor.com MAIN STREET MARKET 191 SW Main Ave, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-2271 MainStSelect.com MO’S RESTAURANT - ASTORIA 101 15th St, Astoria, OR (971) 704-1750 ILoveMosChowder.com/mos-astoria
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40 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A handcrafted beverage offers a warm pause between coastal adventures in any season. Photo: Kara Patajo / YourNorthWestieBestie
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 41 Fishing • Crabbing • Clamming • Boating Clothing • Boots • Raingear 95 Hamburg Ave., Astoria • 503-325-4341 • www.EnglundMarine.com GEAR UP FOR THE OREGON COAST ADVENTURE NISA’S THAI KITCHEN 575 E Harbor Dr, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-5645 Facebook.com/NisasThaiFood OLEBOB’S SEAFOOD MARKET 100 39th St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3133 Facebook.com/OleBobsAstoria OLNEY SALOON 89523 Hwy 202, Astoria, OR (503) 325-8270 OlneySaloon.com OYSTERVILLE SEA FARMS - WILLAPA WILD 34300 1st St, Oysterville, WA (360) 665-6585 OlneySaloon.com PACIFICK DISTILLERS 1 4th St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3036 Facebook.com/p/Pacifick-Distillers-61551411659648/
42 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A hearty burger and fries, a classic choice for a coastal getaway. Photo: Kimberlynn.PDX PIG ‘N PANCAKE - ASTORIA 146 W Bond St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-3144 PigNPancake.com PILOT HOUSE DISTILLING 1343 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3101 PilotHouseDistilling.com PHO MEKHA 1313 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3010 MekhaRestaurants.com SAFEWAY ASTORIA 3250 Leif Erickson Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 338-2960 Local.Safeway.com/or/Astoria-2627.html
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 43 SAGE BLEU CATERING 577 18th St, Astoria, OR (503) 717-3953 SageBleuCatering.com BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ SHELBURNE PUB & DINING ROOM 4415 Pacific Way, Seaview, WA (360) 642-4150 TheShelburneRestaurant.com SHIP OUT 92351 Lewis & Clark Rd, Astoria, OR (503) 468-8329 SISU BREWING CO. 133 Broadway St, Seaside, OR (503) 739-7188 SisuBeer.com SILVER SALMON GRILLE, INC. 1105 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (503) 338-6640 SilverSalmonGrille.com SOON YI SUSHI 100 Columbia Ave, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3020 SoonYi.com
44 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTH BAY WILD FISH HOUSE 262 9th St, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3000 SouthBayWild.com THE DEPOT RESTAURANT 1208 38th Pl, Seaview, WA (360) 642-7880 DepotRestaurantDining.com TRES BRO’S NICARAGUAN GRILL 915 Commercial St, Astoria, OR (541) 301-2225 TresBrosNica.com THE HUMAN BEAN OF WARRENTON 1526 SE Discovery Ln, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-8621 TheHumanBean.com VINESIDE WINE BAR 100 39th St, Suite 505, Astoria, OR (503) 217-4245 TheVineside.com 21+ TRIANGLE TAVERN 222 W. Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-7405 21+ WALMART 11791 SE Ensign Ln, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-0644 Walmart.com
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 45 BEER, WINE, &/OR SPIRITS COFFEE &/OR DESSERTS OUTSIDE SEATING CASUAL DINING FINE DINING VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SEAFOOD WATERVIEW FOOD CART GROCER 21+ 21+ WENDY’S 1659 SE Ensign Ln, Suite 200, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-0803 Wendys.com XANADU ASTORIA & SONNY’S CAFE 1104 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 741-3073 XanaduAstoria.com 21+ WINEKRAFT 77 Pier 11, Suite E, Astoria, OR (925) 784-7059 Facebook.com/WineKraftPNW
46 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Your body deserves the same attention as your sense of adventure. Whether you’re looking to unwind with a relaxing spa afternoon, recharge with a yoga class, or stay on track with your fitness routine, you’ll find welcoming spaces throughout Astoria and Warrenton. SOUL, REstorED Make time to move, recharge and rejuvenate during your visit to Astoria and Warrenton. Photo: Sophia Knox
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 47 SPAS & WELLNESS CANNERY PIER SPA 10 Basin St Astoria, OR (888) 325-4996 CanneryPierHotel.com FIRE STATION YOGA 2968 Marine Dr, 3rd Floor Astoria, OR TheFireStation.yoga NO REP TRAINING 445 NE Skipanon Dr Warrenton, OR (503) 791-3305 NoMoreNoReps.com OHANA MEDICAL AND SPA 1355 Exchange St, Suite 3 Astoria, OR (503) 338-4325 OhanaMedicalAndSpa.com SERENITY MED SPA 10 Pier 1, Suite 202 Astoria, OR (503) 741-3737 MedSpaAstoria.com TRANQUIL RIVER DAY SPA 2935 Marine Dr Astoria, OR (503) 468-0339 TranquilRiverDaySpa.com WATERSHED WELLNESS 10 Pier 1, Suite 308 Astoria, OR (503) 974-0914 WatershedWellnessAstoria.com
48 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Enjoy the comfort of award-winning boutique hotels, charming bed and breakfasts, or scenic campgrounds. From family vacations, romantic getaways or business retreats, Astoria and Warrenton provide the perfect accommodations. SOUL, CALMED Slow down and enjoy a relaxing afternoon surrounded by nature. Photo: Travel Astoria Warrenton
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 49 KITCHEN BREAKFAST POOL SPA FIREPLACE ACCESSIBLE PET FRIENDLY WIFI TV/CABLE WASTE DISPOSAL WATERVIEW EXTENDED STAY FULL HOOKUP TENT PULL THROUGH ASHORE HOTEL 125 Oceanway St, Seaside, OR (503) 568-7506 AshoreHotel.com ASTORIA RIVERSHORE MOTEL 59 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2921 RivershoreMotel.com ASTORIA RIVERWALK INN 400 Industry St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2013 AstoriaRiverwalkInn.com ASTORIA/WARRENTON/SEASIDE KOA 1100 NW Ridge Rd, Hammond, OR (503) 861-2606 AstoriaKOA.com ATOMIC MOTEL 131 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4051 Atomicmotel.com
50 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BAKER BAY RETREAT 222 Robert Gray Dr, Ilwaco, WA (971) 221-5154 BakerBayRetreat.com BEACHHOUSE VACATION RENTALS 318 S Holladay Dr, Seaside, OR (503) 738-9068 Beachhouse1.com BOWLINE HOTEL 1 Ninth St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-7546 BowlineHotel.com BEST WESTERN COLUMBIA RIVER WATERFRONT HOTEL 3420 Leif Erickson Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2000 ChoiceHotels.com/hotel/or092 THE BREAKERS 210 NW 26th St, Long Beach, WA (360) 642-4414 BreakersLongBeach.com
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 51 THE ČITOVIĆ MANSION 3652 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6172 AstoriaVintageVenues.com CANNERY PIER HOTEL & SPA #10 Basin St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4996 CanneryPierHotel.com CLEMENTINE’S GUEST HOUSE 847 Exchange St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2005 Clementines-BB.com KITCHEN BREAKFAST POOL SPA FIREPLACE ACCESSIBLE PET FRIENDLY WIFI TV/CABLE WASTE DISPOSAL WATERVIEW EXTENDED STAY FULL HOOKUP TENT PULL THROUGH COMMODORE HOTEL ASTORIA 258 14th St, Astoria OR (503) 325-4787 CommodoreAstoria.com CROSBY HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST 364 Bond St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4922 CrosbyHousebnb.com
52 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Take time for a quiet morning in a cozy coastal stay. Photo: Wander.With.Bri
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 53 FISHERBROS FLATS 42 7th St, Astoria, OR (503) 910-7991 FisherbrosFlats.com FORT STEVENS STATE PARK 100 Peter Iredale Rd, Hammond, OR (503) 861-3170 OregonStateParks.org KITCHEN BREAKFAST POOL SPA FIREPLACE ACCESSIBLE PET FRIENDLY WIFI TV/CABLE WASTE DISPOSAL WATERVIEW EXTENDED STAY FULL HOOKUP TENT PULL THROUGH HAMPTON INN & SUITES ASTORIA 201 39th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-8888 Hampton.com THE HERONDALE HOTEL 5366 Leif Erickson Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-3141 HerondaleHotel.com
54 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Astoria/ Warrenton/ Seaside KOA Resort Amenities Abound: Deluxe Cabins Camping Cabins 50-amp pull-thru sites Mini-golf Hiking/biking Self-guided movie tours Minutes from the Pacific Ocean! THE ULTIMATE ESCAPE Explore the Oregon Coast BOOK NOW: koa.com/campgrounds/astoria | 800.562.8506 did you know? In 1913, Clara Cynthia Munson was elected Mayor of Warrenton - the first woman mayor in Oregon. Find your perfect night sleep, from luxury hotels to campgrounds. Photo: Travel Astoria Warrenton
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 55 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HOTEL & SUITES 204 West Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6222 AstoriaHIE.com HOTEL ELLIOTT 357 12th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2222 HotelElliott.com JETTY FISHERY MARINA & RV PARK 27550 Hwy 101 N, Rockaway Beach, OR (503) 368-5746 JettyFishery.com JUDITH P. NILAND ART CREATIONS & LODGING 3679 Duane St, Astoria, OR (503) 791-1037 KITCHEN BREAKFAST POOL SPA FIREPLACE ACCESSIBLE PET FRIENDLY WIFI TV/CABLE WASTE DISPOSAL WATERVIEW EXTENDED STAY FULL HOOKUP TENT PULL THROUGH THE INN AT 515 15TH 515 15th St, Astoria, OR (503) 298-1318 TheInnAt51515thcom
56 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Stay awhile and explore the character of downtown Astoria. Photo: Saara Matthews Would you like for your photo to be featured in a future Astoria Warrenton visitor brochure, email newsletters, on our website, or socials? Scan here to share your image with us. share your photos
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 57 MOTEL 6 288 W Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (503) 325-7111 NORBLAD HOTEL 443 14th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-6989 NorbladHotel.com PARADISE LODGING 5115 Birch St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4614 Lodging.ChrisBryant.net KAMPERS WEST KAMPGROUND 1140 NW Warrenton Dr, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-1814 KampersWestCamping.com LEWIS & CLARK GOLF & RV PARK 92294 Youngs River Rd, Astoria, OR (503) 338-3386 AstoriaOregonRVPark.com MERMAID INN & RV PARK 1910 Pacific Ave N, Long Beach, WA (360) 642-2600 MermaidInnAndRVPark.com THE LLOYD HOTEL ASTORIA BAYFRONT 555 Hamburg Ave, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2205 ChoiceHotels.com/Oregon/Astoria/Ascend-hotels/or208
58 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE More than a dozen galleries in Astoria feature local and PNW artists. Photo: Traveling Spud Enjoy a forest trail together. Photo: Wheel the World Enjoy a live view of Astoria’s working waterfront from atop the Columbia River Maritime Museum, provided by EarthCam. a live view of astoria
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 59 PILOT HOUSE 103 14th St, Astoria, OR (503) 289-9926 AstoriaPilotHouse.com PIER39 - ASTORIA 100 39th St, Astoria, OR (503) 325-2502 Pier39-Astoria.com SOUTH JETTY INN MOTEL 984 Pacific Dr, Hammond, OR (503) 861-8868 SouthJettyInn.MyDirectStay.com THE PEARL INN 211 Pearl Ave, Ilwaco, WA (360) 777-3707 ThePearlInnBB.com THE ROSEBRIAR MANSION 636 14th St, Astoria, OR (503) 501-8482 AstoriaVintageVenues.com KITCHEN BREAKFAST POOL SPA FIREPLACE ACCESSIBLE PET FRIENDLY WIFI TV/CABLE WASTE DISPOSAL WATERVIEW EXTENDED STAY FULL HOOKUP TENT PULL THROUGH
60 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE From saunas to waterfront views, find plenty of ways to relax and recharge during your stay. Photo: TwoWanderingSoles
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 61 KITCHEN BREAKFAST POOL SPA FIREPLACE ACCESSIBLE PET FRIENDLY WIFI TV/CABLE WASTE DISPOSAL WATERVIEW EXTENDED STAY FULL HOOKUP TENT PULL THROUGH THOUSAND TRAILS RV RESORT & CAMPGROUND 1703 12th Ave, Seaside, OR (503) 738-5292 ThousandTrails.com/Oregon/Seaside-RV-Resort TACOCAT HOSPITALITY 681 West Marine Dr, Astoria, OR (888) 238-0887 Tacocat.us SUNSET LAKE & RV PARK 33242 Sunset Beach Ln, Warrenton, OR (503) 861-1760 SunsetLakePark.com Last full weekend in April. 2nd Sunday in October. AstoriaCrabFest.com GreatColumbiaCrossing.com Registration opens in summer.
62 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE There are events in Astoria and Warrenton year-round from live music and other stage performances to festivals that draw thousands of people, educational lecture series and poetry readings by fishermen. LOCAL EVENTS Good food, wine and coastal fun come together at the Astoria Warrenton Crab & Wine Fest. Photo: Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 63 MONTHLY ASTORIA SECOND SATURDAY ART WALK JANUARY CHOWDER CRAWL WARRENTON ANNUAL CRAB FEED FEBRUARY FESTIVAL OF DARK ARTS & STOUT MONTH FISHER POETS GATHERING MARCH SPRING BREAK ACTIVITIES WHALE WATCH WEEK APRIL WILD COAST FILM FESTIVAL ASTORIA WARRENTON CRAB & WINE FEST MAY ASTORIA SUNDAY MARKET SEASON OPENS RUN ON THE RIVER HALF MARATHON HOME & CHEF TOUR 50S CRUISE REUNION JUNE GOONIES DAY & ASTORIA FILM ACTIVITIES SCANDINAVIAN MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL OLD-FASHIONED FUN & GAMES ASTORIA PRIDE Find more events on the community calendar at oldoregon.com/events NEED A L0CAL PERSPECTIVE? Stop by the Astoria-Warrenton Visitor Center for maps, local information, souvenirs, and help discovering even more during your visit. Or give us a call, our volunteers would love to help: (503) 325-6311
64 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JULY INDEPENDENCE DAY ACTIVITIES CIVIL WAR LIVING HISTORY SHANGHAIED IN ASTORIA PERFORMANCES CLATSOP COUNTY FAIR ASTORIA OPEN STUDIOS TOUR AUGUST BUOY 10 SALMON FISHING SEASON OPENS ASTORIA REGATTA FESTIVAL CASCADIA OPERA FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER OKTOBERFEST ASTORIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OCTOBER GREAT COLUMBIA CROSSING 10K RUN/WALK TALKING TOMBSTONES HALLOWEEN ACTIVITIES NOVEMBER IRON CHEF GOES COASTAL SANKTA LUCIA FESTIVAL HOLIDAY SHOPPING EVENTS DECEMBER CHRISTMAS & WINTER HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS WARRENTON WINTER WALK PLUM PUDDING & TEA
TRAVELASTORIA.COM | OLDOREGON.COM 65 EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES There’s always something special going on in our area, from monthly speaker series and weekly trivia nights to live music and national acts performing at venues throughout Astoria and Warrenton. Find more events on our community calendar at OldOregon.com/ events. Enjoy performances year-round in many venues. You might even see a spontaneous sidewalk concert. Photo: Kristen Klein
66 ASTORIA-WARRENTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ride the Astoria Riverfront Trolley to explore Astoria’s historic waterfront. Photo: Tanya Junes CURRENT RESIDENT OR
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