2022 PNW Adventure

PNW Adventure – September 12-15, 2022

Our Pacific Northwest Adventure is a traveling event which makes a loop through the Northern Cascades and will require three separate hotel reservations. (See details for hotel reservations below.) Arrival day, Monday, September 12th, will be at the Inn at Port Gardner in Everett where we will meet up to have an evening happy hour and casual group dinner. Our first drive day's Adventure on Tuesday, September 13th, takes us on a journey up the coast and across to Mt. Baker. The next morning, Wednesday, we check out of the Inn at Port Gardner and travel scenic US-2 with an extended stop in Leavenworth for lunch and exploring the Bavarian-styled village. We continue our trip with a stop at a winery before finishing our day at our hotel, Howard’s on the River, in Pateros for Wednesday evening, September 14th. Thursday the 15th, our final day's Adventure has us completing the scenic loop of the Cascade Mountains and returning to the Inn at Port Gardner in Everett.

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ITINERARY

Monday, September 12th, 2022

Arrival day / Inn at Port Gardner (hotel reservation #1)
Happy hour in the late afternoon / early evening

Tuesday, September 13th, 2022

Drive north to Chuckanut Drive on the way to Mt. Baker
Lunch break at Artist Point on Mt. Baker
Return to the hotel through Deming, Arlington, and Granite Falls
Group dinner

Wednesday, September 14th, 2022

Check out of the Inn at Port Gardner
Drive to Leavenworth
Lunch break and time to explore Leavenworth
Drive to Sigillo Cellars for a break and wine tasting
Drive to Pateros and check in at Howard's on the River (hotel reservation #2)
Group dinner

Thursday, September 15th, 2022

Check out of Howard's on the River
Drive to the Shafer Historical Museum to explore and have a rest break
Continue to Ross Lake and Diablo Lake Overlooks
Lunch in Marblemount
Drive to Darrington for a rest stop
Drive through Arlington and return to the Inn at Port Gardner in Everett (hotel reservation #3)
Group dinner

HOTEL INFO

Our Pacific Northwest Adventure is a traveling event and will require three separate reservations – two of which are at the same hotel. The first two nights (Reservation #1) will be at the Inn at Port Gardner for Monday night September 12th through Wednesday morning September 14th. This is our host hotel for the arrival day with evening welcome happy hour and dinner as well as our first drive day to Mt. Baker. We will be returning to the Inn at Port Gardner (Reservation #3) on the final day of our Adventure, Thursday, September 15th.

In the middle of our Adventure, we are traveling to central Washington and will have an overnight stay at Howard’s on the River (Reservation #2) in Pateros, WA. After our one night in Pateros, we return to Everett for the final night of the Adventure as mentioned above.

Inn at Port Gardner

Address: 1700 W Marine View Dr, Everett, WA 98201

Phone: 425-252-6779

Group ID: Overdrive Adventures

Reservation #1

Rate for King room (Parking Lot View): $109/night +tax

Rate for King/2 Queen (Harbor View): $120/night +tax

Rate for Suite (Harbor View): $160/night +tax

Check-In: Monday, September 12th

Check-Out: Wednesday, September 14th

Reservation #3

Rate for King room (Parking Lot View): $109/night +tax

Rate for King/2 Queen (Harbor View): $120/night +tax

Rate for Suite (Harbor View): $160/night +tax

Check-In: Thursday, September 15th

Check-Out: Friday, September 16th

Howard’s on the River

Address: 233 Lakeshore Dr, Pateros, WA 98846

Phone: 509-923-9555

Group ID: Overdrive Adventures

Reservation #2

Rate for ONE night (King): $134.99/night +tax

Rate for ONE night (2 Queen): $125.99/night +tax

Check-In: Wednesday, September 14th

Check-Out: Thursday, September 15th

The fine print: We reserve the right to decline any registration for any reason. Previous last minute cancelations or no-shows for reasons other than a medical emergency create additional unnecessary overhead for the organizers and are considered grounds for future registration refusals.

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