Logistics and Important Details for the 2019 PCAPLA Conference
Arrive Rested and Ready to Participate: We have a very ambitious program planned for next week. If possible, arrive rested and ready to get to know our conference participants and to participate fully in the conference program.Cat naps are allowed on the bus, however you should plan on getting to know those seated next to you on the bus, during meals and sessions as only brilliant and charming individuals are participating in this conference.
Transportation from the Airport to the Conference Hotel: The MAX Red Line from the Portland International Airport (PDX) to the Lloyd Center/NE 11th stop, on the corner across the street from the DoubleTree by Hilton Portland, takes approximately 27 minutes. The fare is is $2.50 and the ticket dispenser is located right outside PDX, in the MAX Red Line loading area. The train leaves every 15 minutes from 4:09AM to 12:59AM.
MAX Light Rail Service can be found at:https://trimet.org/max/index.htm
Conference Hotel check-in and Parking: TheDoubleTree by Hilton Portland is located at 1000 NE Multnomah St. Portland, OR 97232 (503-281-6111). As noted above, it is across the street from the Lloyd Center/NE 11th Max Red Line stop. Check in is on Tuesday, June 4, at 4:00 PM
* For those traveling in your own vehicle, the Hotel offers valet parking only. Prevailing parking rates will apply. Overnight parking is $27 per car.
Overflow Hotel travel: For those travelling to the Courtyard by Marriot Portland Downtown/Convention Center or other hotels, please contact your hotel for specific transportation instructions and parking information.
Tuesday Night Reception: 6:00PM – 8:00PMat Coopers Hall, 404 SE 6th Avenue, Portland Oregon. For reception details and directions, please see the invitation online at: https://www.paperlesspost.com/flyer/go/Vj4b1z1hgyGLJdi632PD
*Please note that you have already submitted your RSVP when you registered and there is no need to RSVP again.
Attendees: Conference participants include pre-law advisors, law school admissions officers, support organization representatives and test prep representatives.
Dress: Conference attire is casual or business casual. Dress for comfort, both on the bus and while on site visits, and be prepared to walk during law school tours.
Weather: During our conference the weather will be around a high of 75 degrees on Tuesday, June 4, and 68 degrees on Wednesday, June 5 in Portland; around a high of 64 degrees in Eugene on Thursday, June 6, and around a high of 60 degrees in Salem on Friday, June 7. Please check the weather for updates and note that showers are expected on Thursday in Portland.
Conference check-in/Registration and Bus Departure on the first day
Advisors and others leaving on the first bus to Lewis & Clark:
Please register and pick up your conference starting at 7:15 through 7:45 AM on Wednesday, June 5 at the conference hotel, and ALL PRE-LAW ADVISORS must be ready and on the bus to leave promptly at 8:00AM.
For law school representatives, support organizations and vendors leaving on the second bus:
Registration at the DoubleTree will continue from 8:00 until 11:15. The second and last bus to Lewis & Clark will leave promptly at 11:30.
For those few going straight to Lewis & Clark from other locations, the registration materials will be brought to Lewis & Clark and you can register there.
The conference book will be distributed at check-in/registration and will include detailed information about the schedule and our sponsors.
Conference Schedule: Please see the conference book. You can also go to pcapla.org for an abridged schedule and watch your email for any additional updates. Please, please be punctual to every event. Our ability to keep to our schedule, from boarding the bus to starting and ending our sessions, is crucial for us being able to successfully complete our programs.
More on Buses: Most of us will be traveling on the buses to our host schools on any given day. Please pay careful attention to our conference schedule as we need to board and depart according to our conference schedule so that we reach all of our destinations on time.The conference buses will not wait for stragglers and anyone left behind will be responsible for their own return transportation.
Conference Socials: Law school representatives, support organizations and vendors are reminded to bring 50+ business cards to share with Advisors at the evening socials at the host law schools. Advisors are encouraged to collect as many of these business cards as you can during the conference, not simply because there will be rewards involved, but because you will have this great opportunity to mingle and get to know key players in the admissions process.
Parking at Host Law Schools: Check the other attachments and the conference web page for logistics and parking instructions for each visit. In most cases these will be paid parking structures. Please allow yourself time to locate these structures and get to the programs being held.
Photographs: We will take photographs during the conference for historical purposes and potentially for the PCAPLA website and/or other media and materials that may be produced in the future by the organization. If you want to make sure your image is not used by PCAPLA, please send an email request to be excluded to [email protected] and [email protected].
Being Thankful and Appreciative: Each of our three host law schools has been working on developing the 2019 PCAPLA Conference for the past 12 months. Significant institutional hours and resources have been committed to making this conference a true learning experience that we can each use to enhance the advising we do to those entrusted to our care. Please be sure to take the time during and after our conference to thank them for their commitment to pre-law advisor education and professional development. We’ve had a great time getting to know them and I’m confident that you will as well.
Transportation from the Airport to the Conference Hotel: The MAX Red Line from the Portland International Airport (PDX) to the Lloyd Center/NE 11th stop, on the corner across the street from the DoubleTree by Hilton Portland, takes approximately 27 minutes. The fare is is $2.50 and the ticket dispenser is located right outside PDX, in the MAX Red Line loading area. The train leaves every 15 minutes from 4:09AM to 12:59AM.
MAX Light Rail Service can be found at:https://trimet.org/max/index.htm
Conference Hotel check-in and Parking: TheDoubleTree by Hilton Portland is located at 1000 NE Multnomah St. Portland, OR 97232 (503-281-6111). As noted above, it is across the street from the Lloyd Center/NE 11th Max Red Line stop. Check in is on Tuesday, June 4, at 4:00 PM
* For those traveling in your own vehicle, the Hotel offers valet parking only. Prevailing parking rates will apply. Overnight parking is $27 per car.
Overflow Hotel travel: For those travelling to the Courtyard by Marriot Portland Downtown/Convention Center or other hotels, please contact your hotel for specific transportation instructions and parking information.
Tuesday Night Reception: 6:00PM – 8:00PMat Coopers Hall, 404 SE 6th Avenue, Portland Oregon. For reception details and directions, please see the invitation online at: https://www.paperlesspost.com/flyer/go/Vj4b1z1hgyGLJdi632PD
*Please note that you have already submitted your RSVP when you registered and there is no need to RSVP again.
Attendees: Conference participants include pre-law advisors, law school admissions officers, support organization representatives and test prep representatives.
Dress: Conference attire is casual or business casual. Dress for comfort, both on the bus and while on site visits, and be prepared to walk during law school tours.
Weather: During our conference the weather will be around a high of 75 degrees on Tuesday, June 4, and 68 degrees on Wednesday, June 5 in Portland; around a high of 64 degrees in Eugene on Thursday, June 6, and around a high of 60 degrees in Salem on Friday, June 7. Please check the weather for updates and note that showers are expected on Thursday in Portland.
Conference check-in/Registration and Bus Departure on the first day
Advisors and others leaving on the first bus to Lewis & Clark:
Please register and pick up your conference starting at 7:15 through 7:45 AM on Wednesday, June 5 at the conference hotel, and ALL PRE-LAW ADVISORS must be ready and on the bus to leave promptly at 8:00AM.
For law school representatives, support organizations and vendors leaving on the second bus:
Registration at the DoubleTree will continue from 8:00 until 11:15. The second and last bus to Lewis & Clark will leave promptly at 11:30.
For those few going straight to Lewis & Clark from other locations, the registration materials will be brought to Lewis & Clark and you can register there.
The conference book will be distributed at check-in/registration and will include detailed information about the schedule and our sponsors.
Conference Schedule: Please see the conference book. You can also go to pcapla.org for an abridged schedule and watch your email for any additional updates. Please, please be punctual to every event. Our ability to keep to our schedule, from boarding the bus to starting and ending our sessions, is crucial for us being able to successfully complete our programs.
More on Buses: Most of us will be traveling on the buses to our host schools on any given day. Please pay careful attention to our conference schedule as we need to board and depart according to our conference schedule so that we reach all of our destinations on time.The conference buses will not wait for stragglers and anyone left behind will be responsible for their own return transportation.
Conference Socials: Law school representatives, support organizations and vendors are reminded to bring 50+ business cards to share with Advisors at the evening socials at the host law schools. Advisors are encouraged to collect as many of these business cards as you can during the conference, not simply because there will be rewards involved, but because you will have this great opportunity to mingle and get to know key players in the admissions process.
Parking at Host Law Schools: Check the other attachments and the conference web page for logistics and parking instructions for each visit. In most cases these will be paid parking structures. Please allow yourself time to locate these structures and get to the programs being held.
Photographs: We will take photographs during the conference for historical purposes and potentially for the PCAPLA website and/or other media and materials that may be produced in the future by the organization. If you want to make sure your image is not used by PCAPLA, please send an email request to be excluded to [email protected] and [email protected].
Being Thankful and Appreciative: Each of our three host law schools has been working on developing the 2019 PCAPLA Conference for the past 12 months. Significant institutional hours and resources have been committed to making this conference a true learning experience that we can each use to enhance the advising we do to those entrusted to our care. Please be sure to take the time during and after our conference to thank them for their commitment to pre-law advisor education and professional development. We’ve had a great time getting to know them and I’m confident that you will as well.
Logistics and Activity Information for Lewis & Clark Law School
Morning Activities Offered:
Wednesday, June 5th
8:45am to 11:00am* (*times approximate)
Admissions Office (Gantenbein Building)
For early arrivers, we are pleased to offer a choice of the following morning activities:
Info for Hikers and Walkers
Guided hikes will depart from outside Gantenbein at approximately 8:45am. Comfortable hiking shoes or sneakers are recommended for hikers and walkers. Complimentary towels and individual lockers are available upon request if you would like to store a change of clothes while you are hiking. If you would like to freshen up after your hike or walk, we have three showers in each of the men's and the women's locker rooms in Gantenbein. Please feel free to bring your own toiletries.
Campus Tours
Departing from Gantenbein at 10am and 10:30am. If you have never been to our beautiful campus, we encourage you to take a student-led tour. Each tour will last approximately 20-30 minutes. Please meet in the Gantenbein entranceway for the tour. Hikers and walkers should have enough time to both hike and join the 10:30am tour.
Coffee & Snacks
We will be offering coffee and tea all day outside on the walkway in front of the McCarty classrooms. We will also have some granola bars and fruit for our hikers/walkers.
Lounging
If you are not hiking or walking, or if you would just like to use the morning to catch up on some work while you enjoy our coffee and snacks, please feel free to sit in the couch area by the fireplace inside Gantenbein.
Wifi information
Guests can connect to the "LC Wireless" network once they're on campus and use the following username and password to log on:
USERNAME: lclaweventguest
PASSWORD: lclaw2019
Directions to Campus
Directions to Lewis & Clark can be found here. Be sure to follow the directions to the law school campus. A map of the law school can be found here, but we will have more detailed maps available at check-in.
Parking
If you plan to drive rather than ride the conference bus, please park in the faculty/staff side of our parking lot. Do not park in the student side of the lot. There is no need to purchase a parking permit if you are attending the conference, but if you fail to follow these instructions, you may receive a ticket.
If you have questions, please email either Mimi Huang, Assistant Dean of Admissions, at [email protected] or Natasha Richmond, Associate Director of Admissions, at [email protected].
Wednesday, June 5th
8:45am to 11:00am* (*times approximate)
Admissions Office (Gantenbein Building)
For early arrivers, we are pleased to offer a choice of the following morning activities:
- A 3-mile rigorous hike through the beautiful Tryon Creek State Park;
- A leisurely 2-mile walk on a paved trail to the Nature Center at Tryon Creek State Park and back;
- A campus tour (20-30 minutes) provided by a current student; or
- Hanging out at our lounge with coffee and snacks.
Info for Hikers and Walkers
Guided hikes will depart from outside Gantenbein at approximately 8:45am. Comfortable hiking shoes or sneakers are recommended for hikers and walkers. Complimentary towels and individual lockers are available upon request if you would like to store a change of clothes while you are hiking. If you would like to freshen up after your hike or walk, we have three showers in each of the men's and the women's locker rooms in Gantenbein. Please feel free to bring your own toiletries.
Campus Tours
Departing from Gantenbein at 10am and 10:30am. If you have never been to our beautiful campus, we encourage you to take a student-led tour. Each tour will last approximately 20-30 minutes. Please meet in the Gantenbein entranceway for the tour. Hikers and walkers should have enough time to both hike and join the 10:30am tour.
Coffee & Snacks
We will be offering coffee and tea all day outside on the walkway in front of the McCarty classrooms. We will also have some granola bars and fruit for our hikers/walkers.
Lounging
If you are not hiking or walking, or if you would just like to use the morning to catch up on some work while you enjoy our coffee and snacks, please feel free to sit in the couch area by the fireplace inside Gantenbein.
Wifi information
Guests can connect to the "LC Wireless" network once they're on campus and use the following username and password to log on:
USERNAME: lclaweventguest
PASSWORD: lclaw2019
Directions to Campus
Directions to Lewis & Clark can be found here. Be sure to follow the directions to the law school campus. A map of the law school can be found here, but we will have more detailed maps available at check-in.
Parking
If you plan to drive rather than ride the conference bus, please park in the faculty/staff side of our parking lot. Do not park in the student side of the lot. There is no need to purchase a parking permit if you are attending the conference, but if you fail to follow these instructions, you may receive a ticket.
If you have questions, please email either Mimi Huang, Assistant Dean of Admissions, at [email protected] or Natasha Richmond, Associate Director of Admissions, at [email protected].
Logistics and Activity Information for University of Oregon School of Law
Tours:
We will have two tour options for conference attendees on Thursday, June 6th from 10:15am to 11:15am.
UO Campus Tour: A walking tour of the University of Oregon Campus with a UO Student Ambassador. The tour will start and end from the law school.
Willamette River/Autzen Stadium Walk: A walk through the woods from the law school to Autzen Stadium, along a beautiful nature trail through the woods next to the Willamette River. We won’t go inside the stadium, but the walk will have some great views of it!
For those who don’t want to walk, conference attendees are welcome to explore the law school, and can rest or get work done in our Wayne Morse Commons area, or in our law library.
Individual Parking:
The easiest place to find parking on campus is in the Columbia Garage (lot 99 on the attached parking map), which is located on East 13th Avenue, underneath the Ford Alumni Center, and next to Matthew Knight Arena. It is about a 5-to-10-minute walk from the law school. Parking in the garage costs $2/hour.
Parking is also available at meters near the law school at the following locations along East 15th Avenue between Agate St. and Fairmount Blvd. Meters range from 10-hour to 1-hour spots, and cost $2/hour. The meters accept Visa, Mastercard, quarters, and payment through www.parkmobile.com.
More information about visitor parking on campus can be found here: https://transportation.uoregon.edu/landing-page/visitor-parking.
Guest Wi-Fi:
Visitors can access UO Guest Wireless network and the Internet.
We will have two tour options for conference attendees on Thursday, June 6th from 10:15am to 11:15am.
UO Campus Tour: A walking tour of the University of Oregon Campus with a UO Student Ambassador. The tour will start and end from the law school.
Willamette River/Autzen Stadium Walk: A walk through the woods from the law school to Autzen Stadium, along a beautiful nature trail through the woods next to the Willamette River. We won’t go inside the stadium, but the walk will have some great views of it!
For those who don’t want to walk, conference attendees are welcome to explore the law school, and can rest or get work done in our Wayne Morse Commons area, or in our law library.
Individual Parking:
The easiest place to find parking on campus is in the Columbia Garage (lot 99 on the attached parking map), which is located on East 13th Avenue, underneath the Ford Alumni Center, and next to Matthew Knight Arena. It is about a 5-to-10-minute walk from the law school. Parking in the garage costs $2/hour.
Parking is also available at meters near the law school at the following locations along East 15th Avenue between Agate St. and Fairmount Blvd. Meters range from 10-hour to 1-hour spots, and cost $2/hour. The meters accept Visa, Mastercard, quarters, and payment through www.parkmobile.com.
More information about visitor parking on campus can be found here: https://transportation.uoregon.edu/landing-page/visitor-parking.
Guest Wi-Fi:
Visitors can access UO Guest Wireless network and the Internet.
- Find the list of Wi-Fi networks available to you on your device.
- Select "UO Guest."
- Accept the "Acceptable Use Policy." The AUP will require scrolling to the bottom of the text before the button will enable itself.
- You are now connected.
Logistics and Activity Information for Willamette Law
Arrive at the Oregon State Capitol
Friday, June 7th
9:30 am to 11:00 am
Capitol Tour
The bus will arrive at the front of our State Capitol. Our Admissions office will be giving the tours of our State Capitol and afterward we will be walking approximately 2 blocks to the Willamette Law campus.
Coffee & Snacks
We will be offering coffee and tea all day in the lobby outside the John C. Paulus classroom 201. We will also be providing a snack.
Law School Tour
We will be offering student-led tours of our building during the wine tasting reception between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm. Each tour will last approximately 20 minutes.
Parking
If you plan to drive rather than ride the conference bus, please park in the overflow visitor parking lot. http://willamette.edu/about/visit/pdf/campus-map.pdf
Guest Wi-Fi
Visitors can access Guest Wireless network and the Internet.
Friday, June 7th
9:30 am to 11:00 am
Capitol Tour
The bus will arrive at the front of our State Capitol. Our Admissions office will be giving the tours of our State Capitol and afterward we will be walking approximately 2 blocks to the Willamette Law campus.
Coffee & Snacks
We will be offering coffee and tea all day in the lobby outside the John C. Paulus classroom 201. We will also be providing a snack.
Law School Tour
We will be offering student-led tours of our building during the wine tasting reception between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm. Each tour will last approximately 20 minutes.
Parking
If you plan to drive rather than ride the conference bus, please park in the overflow visitor parking lot. http://willamette.edu/about/visit/pdf/campus-map.pdf
Guest Wi-Fi
Visitors can access Guest Wireless network and the Internet.
- Find the list of Wi-Fi networks available to you on your device.
- Select: "Willamette Guest"
- Password: “bearcats”
- You are now connected.
Portland Information
Restaurant Recommendations
Here are a few areas that are good for getting a taste of Portland, figuratively and literally. All are easily accessible by Lyft and include some well tested choices for places to eat.Reservations are recommended where available.
North Mississippi Avenue: Between N. Freemont and N. Mason Streets, you will find an assortment of bars and restaurants.
Mee-Sen Thai – Hip Thai food
Quaintrelle – Seasonal, local, artisanal New American
Radar – Craft cocktails and tapas
The 1905 – Pizza, cocktails, and live jazz
Olympia Oyster Bar – Oyster and wine bar
Interurban – Craft cocktails and upscale bar food
Lovely’s Fifty Fifty – Creative wood fired pizzas and house made ice cream
Northeast Alberta Street: This is another great walkable area packed with restaurants, bars, and shops.
Bole – Ethiopian [NE Alberta between 9th and 10th Avenues]
Bamboo Sushi – Sushi, shared Japanese plates, sake
Bantu Island Food Cart Pod – Portland has over 500 food carts, typically organized into pods. There is something for everyone. [NE Alberta between 15th and 16th Avenues]
Bollywood Theater – Indian street food with outdoor and indoor dining
Salt & Straw – Creative ice cream flavors
Cruz Room – Not your average tacos
Vita Café – Casual spot for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free comfort food
SE Division Street: So called Restaurant Row, there is plenty to choose from on the long stretch from SE 20th Avenue to César E. Chávez Boulevard.
NuestraCocina – Popular Mexican spot
Bollywood Theater – Indian street food with outdoor and indoor dining
PokPok – Original location of this famous SE Asian eatery
Ava Gene’s – Locally sourced and seasonal Italian
Blue Star Donuts – See what people are lining up for
Salt & Straw – Creative ice cream flavors
Kerns Neighborhood: On and around SE 28th Avenue between NE GlisanStreet and SE Stark Street.
Pambiche – Cuban comfort food
Stammtisch – Hearty German food and bier
La Buca – Casual Italian
Paadee – Modern Thai
Fifty Licks – Ice cream
Pearl District:Former warehouse district in NW Portland that has been restored and revitalized.
Andina – Upscale Peruvian
Deschutes Brewery – Brew pub featuring Oregon beers
Oven and Shaker – Wood fired pizza
Things to Do
Portland Rose Festival: June 7th-9th. http://www.rosefestival.org/
Lloyd Center: Shopping center that is walking distance from the conference hotel. https://www.lloydcenter.com/
Portland MAX Light Rail: There is a stop right outside the conference hotel to explore the area. Direct service is also available to Portland International Airport. https://trimet.org/
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry: One of the nation’s leading science centers. https://omsi.edu/
Washington Park: This popular park offers trails, a rose garden, a large Japanese garden, and a zoo. http://explorewashingtonpark.org/#
Pittock Mansion: Visit this French Renaissance-style historic house museum. http://pittockmansion.org/
Powell’s City ofBooks:The most famous bookstore in Portland. https://www.powells.com
Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls, and Mount Hood: Take a day trip to one of these beautiful locations.
http://www.oregon.com/attractions/multnomah_falls
http://www.columbiarivergorge.info/waterfalls.html
https://traveloregon.com/things-to-do/destinations/mountains/mt-hood/
Portland Walking Tour: Go on an urban adventure. http://www.portlandwalkingtours.com/
For more information, please visit the Travel Portland Visitor Information Center, 701 S.W. Sixth Avenue, Portland. https://www.travelportland.com/directory/travel-portland-visitor-information-center/
Here are a few areas that are good for getting a taste of Portland, figuratively and literally. All are easily accessible by Lyft and include some well tested choices for places to eat.Reservations are recommended where available.
North Mississippi Avenue: Between N. Freemont and N. Mason Streets, you will find an assortment of bars and restaurants.
Mee-Sen Thai – Hip Thai food
Quaintrelle – Seasonal, local, artisanal New American
Radar – Craft cocktails and tapas
The 1905 – Pizza, cocktails, and live jazz
Olympia Oyster Bar – Oyster and wine bar
Interurban – Craft cocktails and upscale bar food
Lovely’s Fifty Fifty – Creative wood fired pizzas and house made ice cream
Northeast Alberta Street: This is another great walkable area packed with restaurants, bars, and shops.
Bole – Ethiopian [NE Alberta between 9th and 10th Avenues]
Bamboo Sushi – Sushi, shared Japanese plates, sake
Bantu Island Food Cart Pod – Portland has over 500 food carts, typically organized into pods. There is something for everyone. [NE Alberta between 15th and 16th Avenues]
Bollywood Theater – Indian street food with outdoor and indoor dining
Salt & Straw – Creative ice cream flavors
Cruz Room – Not your average tacos
Vita Café – Casual spot for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free comfort food
SE Division Street: So called Restaurant Row, there is plenty to choose from on the long stretch from SE 20th Avenue to César E. Chávez Boulevard.
NuestraCocina – Popular Mexican spot
Bollywood Theater – Indian street food with outdoor and indoor dining
PokPok – Original location of this famous SE Asian eatery
Ava Gene’s – Locally sourced and seasonal Italian
Blue Star Donuts – See what people are lining up for
Salt & Straw – Creative ice cream flavors
Kerns Neighborhood: On and around SE 28th Avenue between NE GlisanStreet and SE Stark Street.
Pambiche – Cuban comfort food
Stammtisch – Hearty German food and bier
La Buca – Casual Italian
Paadee – Modern Thai
Fifty Licks – Ice cream
Pearl District:Former warehouse district in NW Portland that has been restored and revitalized.
Andina – Upscale Peruvian
Deschutes Brewery – Brew pub featuring Oregon beers
Oven and Shaker – Wood fired pizza
Things to Do
Portland Rose Festival: June 7th-9th. http://www.rosefestival.org/
Lloyd Center: Shopping center that is walking distance from the conference hotel. https://www.lloydcenter.com/
Portland MAX Light Rail: There is a stop right outside the conference hotel to explore the area. Direct service is also available to Portland International Airport. https://trimet.org/
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry: One of the nation’s leading science centers. https://omsi.edu/
Washington Park: This popular park offers trails, a rose garden, a large Japanese garden, and a zoo. http://explorewashingtonpark.org/#
Pittock Mansion: Visit this French Renaissance-style historic house museum. http://pittockmansion.org/
Powell’s City ofBooks:The most famous bookstore in Portland. https://www.powells.com
Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls, and Mount Hood: Take a day trip to one of these beautiful locations.
http://www.oregon.com/attractions/multnomah_falls
http://www.columbiarivergorge.info/waterfalls.html
https://traveloregon.com/things-to-do/destinations/mountains/mt-hood/
Portland Walking Tour: Go on an urban adventure. http://www.portlandwalkingtours.com/
For more information, please visit the Travel Portland Visitor Information Center, 701 S.W. Sixth Avenue, Portland. https://www.travelportland.com/directory/travel-portland-visitor-information-center/
