Road Trip Planning| Miles Kms | Item | Summary |
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| 0.0 0.0 |
Junction of highway # Interstate # 205 & # 30 bypass |
Exit #23a.City of Portland, Oregon. North to cities of Tacoma Washington, Seattle. South to cities of Gresham,Oregon - Salem, Oregon. Attraction in and around Portland, Oregon: End of the Oregon Trail
Interpretive Center - The Japanese Garden - Oregon Historical Society - Oregon Museum of
Science and Industry - Oregon Zoo - Pittock Mansion - Portland Art Museum - Portland Children's Museum - Portland Classical Chinese Garden - World Forestry Center Discovery Museum -
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| 0.1 0.2 |
City of Portland, Oregon - North East Columbia Blvd. |
North side of highway |
| 0.7 1.1 |
Junction of highway # 213 so. ( North East 82 Ave ) |
South to communities of Molalla, Oregon - Silverton, Oregon. |
| 2.9 4.7 |
42 Ave |
South of highway |
| 5.0 8.0 |
Junction of highway # 99e ( Martin Luther King Blvd. ) |
South to Oregon City, Molalla River State Day Park. Molalla River State Park has grassy field areas for picnics and games and a pet exercise area where you can let your dog run off leash. Fishing is a popular activity, and a boat ramp gives you convenient river access. No boat? You can cross the river on the Canby Ferry, located a quarter mile downstream. It's one of three ferries still in operation on the Willamette River. |
| 6.0 9.7 |
Junction of Interstate # 5 ( North Interstate Ave ) |
South to cities of Salem, Oregon - Springfield, Oregon - Eugene, Oregon. North to cities of Olympia, Washington, Tacoma, Washington Seattle, Washington. South access to Champoeg State Heritage Park Campground. Camping; 12 full hookup, 67 electrical (maximum site 50 feet. 6 walk-in tent sites; hiker/cyclist camp. |
| 6.8 10.9 |
Greely Ave |
Access to Swan Island, Oregon. |
| 10.2 16.4 |
Point of Interest |
St. Johns Bridge crossing the Columbia River |
| 10.6 17.0 |
Junction of highway # Interstate # 30 bypass |
Note highway 30 bypass joins highway #30 north at this point |
| 12.4 20.0 |
Services at highway |
North side of highway |
| 13.3 21.4 |
Roadside highway turnout |
North side of highway, large turnout |
| 14.5 23.4 |
Sauvie Island, Oregon |
Highway access to Sauvie Island. North side of highway. Access to Sauvie Island Wildlife Area |
| 15.3 24.6 |
Point of Interest |
West boundary city of Portland, Oregon. |
| 16.3 26.3 |
Community of Burlington |
Access from highway |
| 17.0 27.4 |
Access to Cornelius Pass |
South side of highway |
| 18.1 29.1 |
Access to Logie Trail |
South side of highway |
| 18.4 29.6 |
Roadside highway turnout with Information historical marker |
East side of highway |
| 20.3 32.7 |
Truck Weigh Station |
East side of highway |
| 20.6 33.2 |
Boat Basin Road, access to boat launch |
East side of highway, access to boat launch |
| 20.9 33.7 |
Access to Marina |
East side of highway |
| 22.9 36.9 |
Services at highway |
East side of highway |
| 23.3 37.5 |
City of Scappoose, Oregon |
East side of highway |
| 24.6 39.6 |
City of Scappoose, Oregon - Maple Street |
Scappoose business area |
| 24.9 40.0 |
City of Scappoose, Oregon - Columbia Ave |
Access to airport |
| 25.5 41.0 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing the Scappoose River, Oregon. |
| 29.4 47.3 |
Community of Warren, Oregon |
Access from highway |
| 31.7 51.0 |
City of St. Helens, Oregon |
All services |
| 35.1 56.5 |
Port of St. Helens, Oregon |
East of highway |
| 38.2 61.4 |
Community of Deer Island, Oregon |
All services |
| 38.4 61.8 |
Services at highway |
West side of highway |
| 38.5 62.0 |
Roadside highway turnout with Information historical marker |
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| 40.4 65.0 |
View from highway |
Driving north |
| 41.3 66.5 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing Tide Creek, Oregon |
| 42.1 67.7 |
Roadside highway turnout |
East side of highway, gravel |
| 43.0 69.2 |
Roadside highway turnout |
East side of highway, gravel |
| 44.6 71.8 |
Community of Goble, Oregon |
Access from highway |
| 45.1 72.5 |
Access to R V park |
East side of highway |
| 47.4 76.3 |
Community of Prescott, Oregon |
Access to Prescott Beach Day use river park |
| 51.0 82.1 |
City of Rainier, Oregon |
South limits |
| 51.5 82.9 |
City of Rainier, Oregon |
Business section of Rainier |
| 53.1 85.4 |
Rock Crest Road |
Access to Bridge crossing the Columbia River. North to cities of Longview and Seattle. Services at highway |
| 53.9 86.7 |
Roadside highway turnout with view area |
North side of highway. Photo from view area |
| 54.4 87.6 |
Roadside highway turnout with view area |
North side of highway. Photo from view point looking north |
| 54.7 88.1 |
Access to Hudsons Park |
Access to campground south side of highway |
| 56.9 91.6 |
Community of Allston, Oregon |
North of highway |
| 57.6 92.7 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing Beaver Creek |
| 57.9 93.2 |
View from highway |
Driving west |
| 64.4 103.7 |
Community of Clatskanie, Oregon |
|
| 64.9 104.4 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing the Clatskanie River, Oregon. |
| 65.1 104.7 |
Clatskanie Park |
North side of highway |
| 65.4 105.2 |
Junction of highway # 47 |
Access to Clatskanie, business section. South to communities of Mist, Oregon - Nata, Oregon - Pittsburg, Oregon. |
| 71.6 115.3 |
Community of Woodson, Oregon |
North side of highway |
| 73.8 118.7 |
Roadside highway turnout |
North side of highway, large gravel turnout |
| 74.6 120.0 |
Old Milltown Road |
Community of Westport. Access to toll ferry crossing the Columbia River |
| 74.6 120.1 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing the Plymton Creek |
| 78.9 127.0 |
Bradley Oregon State Scenic Viewpoint Park |
North side of highway. This was one of the first parcels of land donated as park land to the Oregon Highway Commission in 1922. This is one of the few rest stops along Highway 30 where you'll find picnic tables, a wondrous Douglas fir forest overlooking the Columbia River, a monument, and restroom. |
| 79.4 127.7 |
Point of Interest |
Clatsop Summit, Oregon |
| 79.8 128.4 |
Roadside highway turnout |
North side of highway, paved |
| 79.8 128.5 |
Point of Interest |
Clatsop State Forest east Boundary |
| 81.3 130.8 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing the Gnat Creek. Access to the Gnat Creek Fish Hatchery. This hatchery raises spring chinook salmon for the Clatsop Economic Development Committee (CEDC). It is a rearing facility with no adult fish present. An interesting interpretive trail of the Nicolai Watershed shows the relationship between fish and their watershed. A state park and Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge are nearby.
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| 82.3 132.4 |
Clatsop State Forest - Gnat Creek Campground |
A state forestry campground with 12 campsites close to the Gnat Fish Hatchery |
| 83.4 134.2 |
Ziak Creek Road |
North to community of Brownsmead, Oregon. |
| 84.3 135.7 |
Point of Interest |
Clatsop State Forest west boundary |
| 85.6 137.7 |
Community of Knappa, Oregon |
North of highway |
| 86.1 138.6 |
Services at highway |
North side of highway, fuel, diesel |
| 86.7 139.6 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing Big Creek |
| 89.6 144.2 |
Community of Svensen, Oregon ( Svensen Island Drive Road ) |
Services at highway, access to campground |
| 90.5 145.6 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing Bear Creek, Oregon. |
| 93.1 149.8 |
Roadside highway turnout |
North side of highway |
| 94.0 151.2 |
View from highway |
Driving west |
| 94.1 151.5 |
Roadside highway turnout |
South side of highway, paved turnout |
| 94.9 152.7 |
Point of Interest |
Crossing the John Day River, Oregon. |
| 95.8 154.1 |
Community of John Day, Oregon. |
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| 96.1 154.7 |
Roadside highway turnout |
North side of highway, gravel |
| 97.1 156.2 |
City of Astoria, Oregon. |
Eastern corporate Limits. Attractions in and around the City of Astoria: The Astoria Column - Columbia River Maritime Museum - Fort Clatsop National Memorial Fort - Fort Stevens State Park Forest - Waterfront Parks - Flavel House Museum - Heritage Museum - Fort Astoria - Uppertown Firefighters Museum.
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| 97.5 156.9 |
Access to Tongue Point, Oregon. |
North side of highway |
| 99.6 160.3 |
Astoria, Oregon Business Area |
All services |
| 100.4 161.6 |
Columbia River Maritime Museum ( 17th Street ) |
North side of highway. Located on Astoria, Oregon's historic waterfront, the acclaimed Columbia River Maritime Museum displays one of the most extensive collections of nautical artifacts on the west coast. Designated Oregon's official state maritime museum, this outstanding institution with 44,200 square feet of exhibit space was the first nationally accredited maritime museum in the western United States.
Photo view of Astoria-Megler Bridge highway # 101 |
| 101.5 163.3 |
Astoria / Warrenton Chamber of Commerce Visitor Information Centre |
South side of highway. Great staff, they really know the area. This is a must if you require information. |
| 102.2 164.4 |
Junction of highway # 101north - #101 / 26 south |
Access to Astoria-Megler Bridge. North to State of Washington. The Astoria-Megler Bridge, which was formally dedicated August 27, 1966, stretches 4.1 miles from Astoria, Oregon, across the mouth of the Columbia River, to Point Ellice, Washington. Its construction was an impressive feat. The bridge's main span is 1,232 feet in length, the longest 'continuous truss' in the world. For highway travel Via U.S. Highway 101 'The Pacific Coast Highway' - See Milebymile.com - Road Map Highway Travel Guide -Washington US Highway # 101 - City of Astoria - Oregon State Line to city of Aberdeen for driving directions.
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| 102.2 164.4 |
Junction of highway # 101north - #101 / 26 south |
For highway travel south Via U.S. Highway 101 'The Pacific Coast Highway' - See Milebymile.com - Road Map Highway Travel Guide - U.S. Highway # 101 - City of Astoria, Oregon to The California / Oregon State Line, for driving directions.
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| 102.2 164.5 |
Access to The City of Warrenton - Fort Stevens State Park |
West of highway. West to Fort Stevens State Park. Fort Stevens was the main military installtion in the Three Fort Harbor Defense System guarding the mouth of the Columbia River. The other two forts were Fort Canby and Fort Columbia in Washington. The fort was established during the Civil War and closed at the end of World Ware II, a total of 84 years. Fort Stevens State Park Campground. Camping; The park has 174 full hookups, 303 electrical, 42 tent (maximum site 50 feet); 15 yurts; group tent (4 areas); hiker/biker camping -- Start / Finish ofU.S. #30 Road Map Highway Travel Guide. -e |