3-Day West Coast:Olympia, Portland & Woodburn Outlets Shopping

Portland Outlet(Woodburn) shopping, located in Oregon's largest Outlets, casually selected more than 100 brand-name shops, it is worth mentioning that the state is a duty-free state, all consumption is not subject to consumption tax A great place to return home to give gifts.
End your trip to return you to Seattle Chinatown.

Crater Lake National Park (Summer: Mid-April - Early October)
After breakfast, we will travel to the 5th oldest national park in the United States. It is also the world’s largest “crater lake”-（mandatory admission）. 7700 years ago, the Mazama volcano erupted in the original peak. The top place left a basin. Thousands of rain and snow filled the basin and formed a lake. Every year, the amount of snowfall is more than ten meters, and the pure deep blue color of Qi Li Lake cannot be compared with other lakes. It is the deepest lake in the United States, and is nearly 600 meters deep. There is not a place in the world. At the same time, such a deep, pure and blue lake is purely immortal.

Interior Tour of Portland (Winter: Early October - Mid-April)
After breakfast, go to Pioneer Square. The square is named after the vanguard court opposite. It covers an area of  about 3,000 square meters. The red bricks on the ground are engraved with the names of people who once contributed to the construction and maintenance of the square. In addition, there are many high-end shopping centers near the square that integrate catering, entertainment and shopping. After that, we will also head to Portland’s Cherry Blossom National Memorial, where we can see the spectacular “Portland Steel Bridge” before heading to the Riverfront Park for a stroll alongside the river in addition to seeing Portland. The Classic Welcome Arch can also admire another majestic Hawthorne Bridge.The “Rose Garden Arena” (outside) Northwest Area is the only basketball team NBA Trail Blazers home stadium, ranking sixth in the league. In addition to the basketball game, it also held many concerts, expositions, and so on. Cathedral Open-air Cathedral This is not a true church but a Catholic religious site surrounded by 62 acres of greenery. It is a theme park with natural beauty as an element. It is more like a quiet botanical garden. Established in 1923. The open-air cathedral shows a different kind of temperament in which religious elements and natural beauty are harmoniously blended. Thousands of big trees embrace and flowers flourish and the beauty is beautiful. There is a tree-lined path called the Way of the Cross in the garden. There are many bronze statues on the roadside to tell the story of Jesus' full suffering from suffering. The grottoes in the garden are dedicated to the icons of the Virgin Mary and Jesus. Then return to the hotel.

Visit Olympia, the capital city of the State of Washington, to see the state house. Travel north to Columbia River Gorge in 40 miles to the east of Portland. The Columbia River is the 4th largest river by volume in the nation, flows inside the Rocky Mountains. It coves and runs for 1000 miles along the border of two states, Oregon and Washington. The magnificent view of the valley includes Multnomah, a famous 620 feet falls. Our next stop is to see salmon fish migration. Ballard locks fish ladder (21 steps) is the biggest fish ladder among Northwestern America. Visitors will see the amazing moment of life. Next stop is Portland where we will visit the International Rose Test Garden, which was built in 1917 for the worldwide rose experiment. You can always see new types of roses growing here. Later we will visit The Grotto. With 62-acre green space of fir trees, colorful rhododendrons and other native plants, The Grotto is an inviting destination for all as an internationally-renowned Catholic shrine and botanical garden. A circular path which is called Stations of the Cross near the parking area leads visitors to the 14 bronze bas-relief sculptures. The heart of the shrine is Our Lady’s Grotto, a rock cave carved into the base of a 110-foot cliff.