Cross Country USA: Portland to Missoula

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Overview
Highlights
- Experience the first stage of riding across the USA
- Enjoy the challenging ride covering more than 700 miles, with four rides of 98 miles or more, and climb over 30,000 feet.
- Ride on the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway 30
- Enjoy small hikes along the way to view Latourell Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Multnomah Falls
- Enjoy your stay in a hand-built log cabin on the banks of the free-flowing Middle Fork of the Clearwater
- Conquer Lolo Pass
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- Gratuities for all scheduled special events, restaurants, hotels, local guides and transportation during your trip.
- Private tours
- Entrance fees to all group events/activities
- All luggage transfers
- All transportation during the trip, including private coaches
- 9 nights of accommodation
- Daily breakfast, 8 lunches, 2 social hours, 8 dinners, and all snacks and drinks for each day
- The knowledge, support, and camaraderie of experienced guides
- Daily route support
Itinerary
Accommodation: Cannery Pier Hotel
Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the Hotel Lucia (400 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon) at 9:00 AM on the first day of the trip. Today is the day to get everything in order before embarking on your ride to Montana. After a...
Accommodation: Portland Marriot Downtown Waterfront
Your adventure begins today as you depart Astoria and head for Missoula on your first long ride of the trip! It's time to bid farewell to the West Coast and turn east as you ease into your first pedal strokes ...
Accommodation: Hood River Hotel
You'll depart Portland this morning on a network of popular bike trails and lanes. Once in Troutdale, you will ride on the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway 30 that separates Washington from Oregon. The north side of this 75-...
Accommodation: River Lodge and Grill
Depart this wind surfing and mountain biking hotspot to continue following the Lewis and Clark Trail along the water. As you ride, you will see wind turbines harnessing this region's most powerful and clean resource. You wil...
Accommodation: The Marcus Whitman Hotel
Complete your journey along the Columbia River Gorge and continue along the Lewis and Clark Trail as you turn due east onto the well-traveled Hwy 12. This will lead you through high desert sage and the agricultural areas ...
Accommodation: Red Lion Hotel
Climb out of Walla Walla on gently rolling hills as you make your way through eastern Washington's beautiful golden fields of wheat. Today you will work hard to get to the third state of your journey, but the effort will be well wo...
Accommodation: River Dance Lodge
Soon after departing Lewiston you will enter the land of the Nez Perce tribe. Cruise through undulating hills and scattered towns as you discover this magnificent gateway to the west. The Nez Perce have made this area home since...
Accommodation: The Lodge at Lolo Hot Springs
Today you get to conquer Lolo Pass, your first Rocky Mountain pass! You'll follow historic Route 12 as it winds alongside the Lochsa River which is lined by the majestic pines of the Clearwater National Forest. This ...
Accommodation: DoubleTree Hotel Missoula - Edgewater
Enjoy a lazy morning with your fellow riders as you get used to the time change, because your last day is nearly all downhill! Today you finish descending the winding road from Lolo Pass into the town of Miss...
A relaxed breakfast and a leisurely morning in Missoula on the banks of the Clark Fork River provide the opportunity to revisit the triumphs and challenges of the past 9 days. Your ride across a portion of the American West has come to a close, but the friendships and memories produced by this epic journey have just begun.
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The total tour cost includes the tour price (regular or promotional) and the compulsory local payment. The promotional price is subject to change. Check directly with the operator for the latest price offer. The tour operator requires you to pay only the tour price to purchase your travel. The compulsory local payment will be paid when you join the trip. All prices are based on double, twin or triple share occupancy. Solo passengers will be accommodated in a double, twin or triple room according to availability with a passenger(s) of the same gender. Single supplement only needs to be paid if the passenger does not want to share and requests their own room. Discounts can only be applied at the time of booking and cannot be added at a later date, regardless of any changes made to the original booking.
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Logistics
What's excluded
- Airfare and transportation to and from the trip pick-up/drop-off locations
- Lodging before and after the trip
- Personal items purchased during the trip
- Optional activities not scheduled by Trek Travel
- On select trips some meals are not included. On these trips, Trek Travel invites you to explore the local cuisine at your leisure.
- Gratuities for your Trek Travel Guides may be given at your discretion in response to their professionalism and leadership.Industry standard is for each individual guest to tip the guide team 5-10% of the trip price.
Accommodation
CANNERY PIER HOTEL
ASTORIA, OREGON
Built on the site of the former Union Fish Cannery, the Cannery Pier Hotel is located 600 feet into the Columbia River. From this unique and enviable position, it offers guests unparalleled views of a real working river, as well as views out to Cape Disappointment Lighthouse and the impressive Astoria–Megler Bridge. Each room has a private balcony and a fireplace, hardwood floors, and luxurious amenities. Take advantage of the authentic Finnish sauna before embarking upon the first ride of your long journey.
DOUBLETREE HOTEL MISSOULA - EDGEWATER
MISSOULA, MONTANA
The Doubletree Edgewater is located in the heart of the college town of Missoula, on the banks of the Clark Fork River. The campus of the University of Montana is only three blocks away and the restaurants and main attractions of downtown are within walking distance. You may decide to take advantage of the world-class fly fishing right out the door, or maybe just kick back and take in the stunning views of Mount Sentinel and watch the river flow past.
TOUR DE FRANCE & CROSS COUNTRY CANCELLATION POLICY:
Days to Departure
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Future Trip Credit*
More Than 120 Days
$2,000 deposit is non-refundable
100% of deposit
91-120 Days
50% of trip price
75% of trip price
61-90 Days
25% of trip price
50% of trip price
60 Days or Less
No Refunds
No Future Trip Credits
Daily breakfast, 8 lunches, 2 social hours, 8 dinners, and all snacks and drinks for each day
On our Portland to Missoula trip, you will encounter a broad array of regional cuisine. Following each day’s ride you will dine at the best restaurant the town has to offer (taking proximity to the hotel into account)—from simple, hearty dinners to downright decadent nouvelle cuisine. Breakfast will usually be a hot buffet or, on occasion, from a menu. For lunches, most days your guides set up “feed zones” at designated spots along the route. These are quick lunch stops providing sandwich fixings, light salads, fresh fruits, sweet and savory snacks, energy products and beverages—designed to enable riders to maintain momentum. Trek Travel will also have a range of Clif energy products on hand for whenever you need a boost. If you require a specific brand of energy product we recommend bringing an adequate supply for your personal needs as there will be little opportunity to restock on this trip. Dinners are a great time to refuel while exchanging tales from the day, but we also realize that after long days of riding, rest is best. Therefore, many dinners on long-mileage days will be buffet style, simple and quick, maximizing your time to rest and recuperate. When possible, in larger towns or after shorter days of riding, you’ll dine at finer restaurants selected to showcase the spice and flair of the region. You'll have one dinner and one lunch where you are free to dine wherever you choose. Trek Travel does not provide alcohol with dinner, but we will offer some evening social hours on the first and last evening where wine and beer will be provided.
PLEASE NOTE: as with our accommodation options across the country, there will be some meals that may not meet with every rider's quality standards due to limited options in some of the small towns along the way.
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