Saturday- Mt. St. Helens:

Helicopter Tours into Mt. St. Helens Crater This is a 40 Mile round trip tour of Mount St. Helens in a Bell Jet Ranger, including flying over the Volcano Mudflow, passing over the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Elk Preserve with elk in view below, seeing the Ghost Forests, Coldwater Lake, Castle Lake, Spirit Lake, Mount Rainier and Mount Adams in the distance, and straight up to the Crater. The craft hovers at the crater entrance within 600 feet of the lava dome providing a glimpse of America's youngest glacier forming behind the dome. The crater walls rise on both sides of you in front of the craft providing a spectacular view. Cruising back down over the devastation, the Mountain flanks remain much the same as they were in the years right after the eruption as one is reminded of Jimmy Carter's words "compared to this, the moon looks like a golf course". The craft returns to Hoffstadt Bluffs on a different path, providing additional views of the volcano-scape and elk herds. Total trip time is approximately 30 minutes including loading and unloading. Actual airborne time is 22-26 minutes depending on route, craft, and wind conditions.

Horseback Tour to the Toutle River Mudflows: Arranged by Eco Park Resort, guests can enjoy a one or two hour horseback tour in the Toutle River region, viewing beaver ponds, old homesteads, apple orchards, and logging areas. Along the way, a buried house is also visible beneath the mudflows, and riders get the sense that there used to be a quiet community here.

Monday- Stevenson:

Hot Springs Spa Package Historical records indicate that the waters of the Bonneville Hot Springs Resort were used for centuries by the Native American tribes living in the area. Tribes such as the Rogue River, Chitcoe, Calapoi, Klamath, and Makah would travel to this treasured spot, bringing their sick and aged to bathe in and drink the waters of this fabled fountain of youth. History records the “discovery” of the springs in 1880 by an old miner, Mr. R. J. Snow. A local merchant, Mr. Thomas Moffett, recognized the value of the waters and began selling the bottled waters for 10¢ a bottle. Today, the Bonneville Hot Springs Resort provides these very same waters to the public, along with a spacious resort having all the facilities for relaxing and revitalizing. The 6,000-square-foot Bonneville Hot Springs Resort offers men’s and women’s European-style spa services. All treatments use the natural hot springs mineral water. The spring water comes out of the ground at 97° and is heated as needed. Treatments available include soaking baths, body wraps, massages and facials.

Skamania Lodge Golf Package Along Lewis and Clark's historic trail, and surrounded by waterfalls, peaks, forests and canyons of the Columbia River Gorge lies Dolce Skamania Lodge - a rustic yet pristine mountain resort surrounded by breathtaking views and a complete reverence to nature. The Golf Center at Dolce Skamania Lodge features a beautiful and challenging 18-hole, par-70 golf course with driving range, practice bunker, chipping greens and putting greens. The course is challenging, as well as breathtaking, and winds through the forest and around ponds, taking advantage of the natural landscape. Spectacular vistas, from elevated greens to towering Douglas Firs, make this course a joy to play. Guests will be picked up and dropped off at the vessel by Skamania Lodge shuttle.

Tuesday-Pendleton:

Thursday- Maryhill: