Fort Clatsop National Memorial
92343 Fort Clatsop Road, Astoria, OR 97103-9197 (6 miles S of Astoria off U.S. 101 Alternate)
+1 503-861-2471 ext. 214
Peak season (mid-June to Labor Day) $5.00 adults (16+), $2.00 children (15 and under); off-peak $3.00 adults, children free; see website for details
The site where the Lewis and Clark Expedition wintered between 1805 and 1806. It features a museum and visitor center, historical exhibits, and hiking trails through wetlands. During the summer enjoy living history demonstrations.
Columbia River Maritime Museum
1792 Marine Drive
Daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Explore interactive activities that show different aspects of life and work on the Columbia River. The building has recently been renovated and has huge windows that showcase the beautiful views of the Columbia River.
Astoria Column
atop Coxcomb Hill
Registered in the National Register of Historic Places, the 125-foot high column sits 600 feet above the town of Astoria, providing spectacular panoramic views. A spiral staircase leads to an observation deck at the top of the tower. The paintings of the side of the column depict scenes from the settling of the area.
Astoria Sunday Market
From may to october on 12th street between marine drive and duane street. this market combines fresh produce, local arts & crafts for a lively outdoor experience.
Also go on see the Astoria Elemetary School where they filmed the movie Kindergarden Cop.