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 Teton National Park |
 Teton National Park |
 Yellowstone National Park |
 Glacier National Park |
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 Our ship, the AMERICAN SONG, will be
our home when we are sailing
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 Cruising the Snake River |
 Mount St. Helens |
 Multnomah Falls |
 Sacagawea Museum |
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 Astoria |
 Astoria |
 Cruising the Columbia River |
 Portland |
AUG 5
| JACKSON, WY |
Be welcomed to Jackson, where your journey begins amidst the dramatic scenery of the Tetons. Start your day exploring the charming town square, with its iconic elk antler arches and vibrant local shops. Take a scenic walk or bike ride along the Snake River, where you might spot wildlife against the stunning mountain backdrop. Your Adventure Guides will be your window into this region as they direct you throughout your journey. As the sun sets over the incredible landscape, gather for a welcome dinner, sharing stories and anticipation for the itinerary ahead. Dinner | |
AUG 6
| GRAND TETON AND YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKS |
Breakfast. Begin your day with a refreshing cruise on Jackson Lake, take in stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Follow this with a guided exploration of Grand Teton National Park with your Adventure Guides. This sprawling park spans over 310,000 acres and features verdant valleys, vibrant mountain meadows, shimmering alpine lakes, and impressive peaks. Its rich history includes its past inhabitants: nomadic Native American tribes, early American explorers, and settlers. Continue your exploration by visiting key cultural and informational landmarks within the park. Explore the Craig Thomas Discovery Center for an interactive learning experience about the park's environment. At the Jenny Lake Visitor Center, learn about the local wildlife and enjoy the serene lake set against the backdrop of the Tetons. Make sure to experience the panoramic views from Jackson Lake Lodge. Wrap up your day at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, which houses a vast collection of art focused on the wildlife of North America. Lunch, Dinner | |
AUG 7
| YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK |
Breakfast. Continue your explorations in Yellowstone by venturing into the lower section of the Grand Loop. Take in the roaring beauty of the Yellowstone Falls and the serene West Thumb area. Venture to the unique Yellowstone Lake, one of the largest high-elevation lakes in North America. Your journey will lead you through ancient geological formations, including vast sections of the Yellowstone Caldera formed over 640,000 years ago and the younger West Thumb Caldera that last erupted 174,000 years ago. Throughout the day, witness the breathtaking diversity of the landscape-from soaring mountains to deep canyons-and the wildlife that thrives in this protected ecosystem. Stop for a relaxing lunch at the Grant Village Dining Room. Conclude your day with an evening of local entertainment. Choose between a lively performance at the Yellowstone Playhouse, known for its engaging theatrical productions, or a rustic experience at Meadow Vue Ranch with cowboy-themed activities and storytelling under the stars. Lunch, Dinner | |
AUG 8
| YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK |
Breakfast. Prepare for a full day of exploring Yellowstone National Park. Celebrated as the world's inaugural national park and famous for its extraordinary geothermal phenomena and geological wonders, Yellowstone spans an expansive area of nearly 3,500 square miles. This park boasts a terrain larger than Rhode Island and Delaware combined. It is home to over 290 cascading waterfalls, with the mighty Upper Falls of the Yellowstone River standing out prominently. Under the guidance of experienced nature guides, you will traverse the upper segments of Yellowstone’s Grand Loop, featuring a visit to the wildlife-rich Lamar Valley. Your journey continues with stops at the mesmerizing Norris Geyser Basin, the dynamic terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs, and the dramatic vistas at Tower Fall. The day culminates with a specially arranged dinner at the historic Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, offering a perfect blend of culinary delights in a setting that echoes the natural beauty surrounding it. Lunch, Dinner | |
AUG 9
| TRAVEL TOWARD GLACIER NATIONAL PARK |
Breakfast. Begin a captivating drive through Montana's majestic landscapes, where towering peaks transition into deep, enchanting valleys and dense forests open to expansive plains. Witness the stunning contrast between the craggy highlands and the gentle sweep of golden grain fields, yellow rangelands, and brown, freshly tilled earth reaching toward the horizon. Along your route, Adventure Guides will enhance your experience with engaging narratives and activities that celebrate the splendor of the National Parks. Enjoy a delightful lunch in the historic town of Butte, MT, and take a leisurely pause in the quaint town of Ennis, MT. This journey offers a beautiful tableau of Montana's diverse landscapes, from mountainous terrains to the spacious open skies of the plains. Lunch, Dinner | |
AUG 10
| GLACIER NATIONAL PARK |
Breakfast. Glacier National Park, often referred to as the "Crown of the Continent," spans over a million acres in Montana and boasts a stunning array of biodiversity and geological formations. Established in 1910, this park is home to over 130 named lakes, more than 1,000 different plant species, and hundreds of animal species. The park's dramatic landscapes are carved by ancient glaciers, with sharp peaks and deep valleys that continue to evolve today. Trek the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road, a marvel of engineering completed in 1932, which offers breathtaking views and access to remote areas across the Continental Divide. The park also holds historical significance for its longstanding ties to the Blackfeet, Salish, and Kootenai tribes, who have revered this land for thousands of years, making it a place rich in both natural beauty and cultural heritage. Lunch, Dinner | |
AUG 11
| TRAVEL TO CLARKSTON, WA |
Breakfast. Along your way, enjoy a stop in Coeur d'Alene, where you'll take a special luncheon cruise around the sparkling lake. Relish a gourmet meal while you take in the spectacular panoramic views of the pristine waters and surrounding mountains. Next, travel to Clarkston, WA, and settle into your comfortable hotel. The historic town of Clarkston is named in honor of William Clark from the renowned Lewis and Clark Expedition. The town traces its lineage back to the resilient Nez Perce tribe, the original stewards of this fertile land. In the evening, join your fellow travelers for a memorable farewell dinner. Lunch, Dinner | |
| Aug 12 | EMBARKATION - CRUISING THE SNAKE RIVER Breakfast. On the morning of your cruise, simply gather in the hotel lobby after breakfast, and we'll whisk you away to the awaiting ship. Rest assured, all luggage will be swiftly transported from the hotel to your stateroom aboard the ship, leaving you free to relax and soak up the excitement of your upcoming voyage. As we sail, spot the untamed wilderness and canyon hillsides as they come to the forefront in a mesmerizing demonstration of ever-changing vistas. Keep your eyes peeled for the inhabitants of this pristine landscape - from the graceful white pelicans to the playful river otter. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner | |
| Aug 13 | PENDLETON, OR / RICHLAND, WA Breakfast. Richland stands boldly at the intersection of the Yakima and Columbia Rivers, inviting exploration and discovery. Our ship docks mere steps from the serene waterfront, where trails wind alongside charming shops and local wineries beckon with their unique flavors. Sacajawea State Park offers a glimpse into the past, where the Corps of Discovery-led by Lewis and Clark-once camped amidst a thriving Native American community in October 1805. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner |
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| Aug 14 | CRUISING THE COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE Breakfast. Get ready to watch the Columbia River Gorge develop. Behold the majestic bluffs cloaked in greenery, while hillsides reach for the sky. The dynamic landscape is truly a wonder, catch the best views up on the sun deck. But that's just the beginning, as the ship sails along, get ready for a range of exhilarating activities tailored just for you. Engage in destination-focused enrichment programs featuring guest speakers exploring all things regional and port-related. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner |
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| Aug 15 | HOOD RIVER, OR Breakfast. Hood River holds a name derived from the river that flows from Mount Hood into the Columbia. Once renowned as the final stop of the Mount Hood Railroad, where timber and produce embarked on their journey downstream, this town exudes a long history of trade and commerce. Today, Hood River beckons with a tapestry of delights, from quaint shops showcasing local artisanal treasures to some of the Pacific Northwest's finest wineries and breweries. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner |
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| Aug 16 | KALAMA, WA Breakfast. Our brand-new private dock in Kalama, Washington allows you to go where most cruises can't. Take in the stunning Cascade Mountains as you drive to view the remnants of nearby Mount St. Helens. Guided by a knowledgeable local, delve into the gripping tale of the volcano's cataclysmic eruption in 1980 and its profound impact on both the environment and the lives of those in the surrounding area. Right off the ship's dock, step into the beauty of an expansive city park, adorned with captivating local artwork that adorns the impressive adjacent hotel. Learn more about other wonders of the region at the fascinating interpretive center. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner |
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| Aug 17 | ASTORIA, OR Breakfast. As the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies, this port is adorned with charming Victorian homes that cascade down the hillside, this town has earned the lively nickname of "The Little San Francisco." Embark on your own adventure or choose from a selection of thrilling excursions that will allow you to see this city from its shore where mountains paint the sky to the cliff where the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center is perched above the Pacific. Wander through the town's charming shops, galleries, wineries, and brew pubs, or lose yourself in the captivating exhibits of the nearby Columbia River Maritime Museum. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner |
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| Aug 18 | DAY OF CRUISING Breakfast.Along the riverbanks, you may spot deer grazing or river otters frolicking in the shallows. As you pass through locks and dams, experience the engineering feats that tame this mighty river. Don't forget to look out for historical landmarks and points of interest, such as the towering Mount Hood and the striking Bonneville Dam. Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner |
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| Aug 19 | PORTLAND - DISEMBARKATION Breakfast. As we bid farewell and prepare to send you off on your journey homeward bound, take a moment to bask in the glory of your extraordinary time here on the Columbia & Snake Rivers. Let the memories of laughter, exploration, and newfound friendships be some of the few things you take with you. Until we meet again, cherish every moment and carry the spirit of adventure with you wherever you voyage. |
| BOOK BY OCTOBER 30, 2024 AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNT OF $300 PP DBL OCC | ||
| Category AAR, private balcony, Deck 2, 275 sq. ft.: | $13,155 per person | |
| Category AAL, private balcony, Deck 2, 300 sq. ft.: | $13,560 per person | |
| Category AAC, private balcony, Deck 3, 316 sq. ft.: | $13,795 per person | |
| Category AAM, private balcony, Deck 4, 350 sq. ft.: | $14,215 per person | |
| Category Veranda Suite, private balcony, Deck 2, 3, 4, 405 sq. ft.: | $15,585 per person | |
Ready to join our Columbia & Snake River Cruise in 2026? |
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AMERICAN SONG: Deck Plans, Ship and Stateroom Information
All prices are based on double occupancy. Prices and itinerary are subject to change at any time without prior notification. Prices do not include travel insurance, shore excursions, air arrangement etc. A deposit payment is due NOW in order to make a firm reservation. Flight arrangements are offered by American Cruise Lines and can be booked through Kerstin's Deaf Travel. A Real ID or a valid passport is required. Appropriate physical fitness is required since the tour includes walking at each stop. Minimum group size: 20 guests, maximum group size: approx. 40 guests.
Contact Kerstin's Deaf Travel to book your Columbia & Snake River Cruise vacation by sending an e-mail to kerstin@kerstinstravel.com
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