The Bradford Island Visitor Center is located adjacent to the Bonneville Lock and Dam, on the Oregon side of the Columbia River. For fans of history or outdoor recreation, this locale is a can’t miss!…

The Bridge of the Gods was originally the name of the geological land bridge that formed after the Columbia River broke through the natural dam created by the Bonneville Landslide 1,000 years ago. The name…

On the banks of the mighty Columbia River in Cascade Locks is one of this town’s hidden gems. Brigham Fish Market is reason alone to put the brakes on and roll into this small town,…

Cascade Cliffs began planting vinifera vines in 1986. The 20 acre vineyard, situated on a bench one hundred feet above the Columbia River, is backed by 400 foot tall basalt cliffs. Light reflection off the…

The Cascade Locks Historical Museum is located in one of three original locktender’s houses, built in 1905, in the Port of Cascade Locks Marine Park. The Museum overlooks the original lock and canal built in the…

Clark and Lewie’s is a period restaurant on the Columbia River waterfront offering food and history. Some of the recipes are from the many cookbooks that have been published about the food and foliage that…

Clark and Lewie’s is a period restaurant on the Columbia River waterfront offering food and history. Some of the recipes are from the many cookbooks that have been published about the food and foliage that…

There is no place like Columbia Center for the Arts in the Gorge area. This venue showcases visual and performance arts as well as adult and youth art classes. More than 100 regional artists are…

“The Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler operates cruises on the Columbia River depart from the Cascade Locks Marine Park several times per day, May through October. Guests can enjoy memorable one or two hour narrated sightseeing excursions,…

Near the Bridge of the Gods on the majestic Columbia River are several places to view Indian fishers dipnetting from their traditional wooden platforms or scaffolds. These wooden structures utilize engineering techniques that have been…

As the first woman to own a bronze foundry in the United States, Heather Söderberg’s sculptures have earned her regional and worldwide attention, including the “Sacagawea, Pompi, and Seaman” commissioned by the Port of Cascade…

The Stevenson Shoreline includes several parks which offer beautiful unobstructed waterfront views of the Columbia River. Bob’s Beach, Teo Park, Pebble Beach and Waggle/Lava Beach provide the opportunity to watch windsurfers and kite-boarders or just…

The Stevenson Farmers’ Market has moved to the Stevenson Waterfront!! A Big Thank You to the Port Of Skamania for graciously hosting the market’s new location! Market hours have been extended to 10am to 2pm.…

Located along the Missouri River just south of Great Falls, Tower Rock was a landmark for native tribes, the Corps of Discovery, fur trappers, traders and many more that followed in their footsteps. Now a…

Located in Cascade Locks on the east side under the Bridge of the Gods are several tribal fishery stands. Varies by season which types of fresh and smoked fish are sold. On both sides of…

Look for signs indicating salmon sales near the Marine Park in Cascade Locks. Fish varieties vary by season. On both sides of the river near the Bridge of the Gods are places to stop and…