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Local Attractions
If you're visiting the Columbia Gorge or entertaining guests, here's a list of suggested attractions:
Mount St. Helens National
Volcanic Monument
Info: 360-449-7800
Gifford-Pinchot National Forest
Info: 360-891-5000
Mt. Hood National Forest
Info on kids fishing days, campgrounds, climbing, hikes and more.
Ice Caves
Formed by a violent volcanic action. Self-guided exploration access
is by wooden steps. Warm clothing and gas lanterns are recommended. Ten
miles west of Trout Lake on Highway 142.
Beacon
Rock State Park
Info: 509-427-8265
Bonneville Lock & Dam
Tour the Dam ~ 541-374-8820
Vista House at Crown Point State
Park
40700 E Historic Columbia River Hwy
Corbett OR 97019 | Tel: 503-695-2230
Mt. Hood Railroad
Fun Family excursions from Hood River, featuring many special event
trains for children, including Thomas the Tank Engine in June & July,
The Little Engine that Could in September, Peanuts Pumpkin Patch Express
in October, A 1910 Steam Engine in July and the Polar Express in November
and December. 800-872-4661
Multnomah Falls
On the Beautiful Columbia Gorge Historic Highway
Telephone & Dining Reservations: 503-695-2376
Daily 8:00am- 9:00pm Second Highest Waterfall in the US
Timberline Lodge
Huge and beautifully crafted, this handsome, historic lodge is enjoyed
year round by skiers, hikers and visitors of all ages who come just to
experience the extraordinary setting. Located off of Highway 26, on the
south side of Mt. Hood .
The Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge
Cruise the Columbia Gorge ~ 503-224-3900 or 800-224-3901
Lost Lake
Located 28 miles south of Hood River . Head South on Tucker
Road , follow the signs to Dee . Drive through Dee and follow the signs
up to Lost Lake .
Hood River Children's Park
9th and Eugene Sts in Hood River
Hood River Skate and
BMX Park
20 th and Wasco Streets
Mike's Ice Cream
504 Oak St in downtown Hood River
Hood River Public
Swimming Pool
541-386-1303.
Wet Planet Whitewater
White water rafting/kayak instruction kids & adults.
Maryhill Museum of Art
A world-class museum located on beautiful groomed grounds isolated on
a rugged bluff above the Columbia River east of Wishram. Opened in 1940
by pioneer Sam hill, the museum's many fine exhibits include a large Rodin
collection and extensive Indian artifacts. Museum open March 15 to November
15. Group visits are welcome.
Columbia
Gorge Discovery Center & Wasco County Historical Museum
Experience the sights and sounds of the geologic creation of the
Columbia River Gorge, Native American Life and Pioneer settlement. It’s
a truly fun experience, located on a beautiful Bluff overlooking the
Columbia River complete with family friendly hiking trails.
