Astoria, Oregon, named after John Jacob Astor, owner of the Pacific Fur Company, is located at the mouth of the Columbia River and Pacific Ocean. Visitors to Astoria will find the Astoria Riverfront Trolley, a restored 1913 trolley tour of 2.6 miles along the Columbia River as an introduction to the area’s Lewis and Clark beginnings. Visitors will want to see the Astoria Column built in 1926, at a height of 125 feet with 164 steps for a view of the city, mountains, and Pacific Ocean. The Columbia River Eco Tours offers excursions along Astoria’s historic waterfront, the Lewis and Clark Wildlife Refuge and Twilight Creek Eagle Sanctuary by yacht, kayak or fishing boat. Visitors wishing to take a break from touring will find waterfront dinning at The Baked Alaska, which offers views from every table and its northwest cuisine that highlights the flavors of the wild and sustainable ingredients.
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