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This was my first solo trip, and having Mark as my tour guide made the experience so much more comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable. He was extremely kind, attentive, and genuinely made an effort to make sure everyone was happy. What impressed me the most was how he went out of his way to accommodate personal requests. There was a place I really wanted to see, and even though we were short on time, he used the lunch break to take me there and make sure I got to experience it. That meant a lot to me and showed how much he genuinely cared about his guests. Mark also shared so much interesting information throughout the trip, especially his local knowledge of Oregon. He explained everything so well and made the places we visited much more meaningful. I later went on a few other day trips in Oregon, but honestly, none of them came close to the experience Mark provided. The way he guided the tour, his knowledge, kindness, energy, and genuine effort to make every person happy set such a high standard. I truly cannot thank Mark enough for making my first solo trip such a wonderful and unforgettable experience. I could say so much more about how great he was, but even then, it would probably not be enough. If you get the chance to have Mark as your tour guide, you are definitely in for an amazing experience!

Adam was an amazing tour guide and the itinerary was perfect! Every destination was beautiful and we never felt rushed at any stop. You had freedom to explore at your own pace and most importantly, they had accessible options for every stop. The tour vehicle was clean, comfortable and drove very smoothly (no motion sickness!). Our tour guide Adam made the entire trip a delight - the utmost professional from the very beginning, he made sure each and every guest felt welcomed and taken care of, he was friendly, insightful, knowledgeable and funny. If only every day trip I took was led by an Adam!

This was a great tour. Michael was a great tour guide. He picked us up at our hotel in Portland and shared a lot of history about the area. We had stops at several waterfalls along the Columbia River and were able to take a 1/2 mile hike (this was optional) between 2 of the falls. We had enough time to stop for lunch in a cute little town on the river. We then traveled up Mount Hood and stopped at the Timberline Lodge. It was a full day.