Columbia Gorge Travel Guide
Sightseeing
The double-tiered waterfall — Oregon’s
tallest — drops a dramatic 620 feet (189 m) and draws nearly two
million visitors a year — more than any other public destination
in the state. friendsofmultnomahfalls.org
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Multnomah Falls station
The double-tiered waterfall — Oregon’s
tallest — drops a dramatic 620 feet (189 m) and draws nearly two
million visitors a year — more than any other public destination
in the state. friendsofmultnomahfalls.org
This windsurfing mecca offers winds in excess
of 30 miles (48 km) per hour. The nearby “Fruit Loop” driving
route and Mount Hood Railroad wind past orchards, wineries and
spectacular Mount Hood views. hoodriver.org
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Hood River
This windsurfing mecca offers winds in excess
of 30 miles (48 km) per hour. The nearby “Fruit Loop” driving
route and Mount Hood Railroad wind past orchards, wineries and
spectacular Mount Hood views. hoodriver.org
City/town information
This town east of Hood River is home to the
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, where visitors can hear stories
of exploration, learn about the geologic forces that created the
gorge or ride a windsurfing simulator. thedalleschamber.org
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The Dalles
This town east of Hood River is home to the
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, where visitors can hear stories
of exploration, learn about the geologic forces that created the
gorge or ride a windsurfing simulator. thedalleschamber.org
Cascade Locks
Stop by the local ice creamery for a tall cone!
Food scene
Multnomah Falls Lodge
53000 Historic Columbia River HwyTry out the brunch!
Cute French bistro chain that has delicious desserts and entrees.
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Petite Provence Boulangerie & Patisserie
408 E 2nd StCute French bistro chain that has delicious desserts and entrees.