This is one of the premier areas for early spring wildflower viewing in the eastern Columbia River Gorge. There is a seasonal waterfall here as well. The trailhead and parking is located on the north side…

Discovery Hill has become the go-to for visitors of Salmon, Idaho who love the outdoors. Visiting hikers can traipse along original portions from the trail charted by the Corps of Discovery, which thankfully remains unchanged…

Located in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, this park is the perfect location for hiking, biking, skiing, kiteboarding, whitewater rafting, wineries, and breweries! The Gorge Base Camp RV Park in White Salmon offers…

Our eco-friendly boutique hotel is located just 10 minutes from Hood River, Oregon, 15 minutes from world ­class rafting and kayaking, and 45 minutes from Mt Hood skiing. Our 22-room Inn has a unique decor…

The Lemhi County Historical Society and Museum located in Salmon, Idaho is the go-to place for education on the history of Lemhi County. Although Meriwether Lewis and William Clark passed through the area in 1805…

Welcome to the north shore of the Columbia River Gorge! Our communities overlook the Columbia River Gorge with spectacular views of beautiful Mt. Hood and majestic Mt. Adams. The marine-influenced climate west of the Cascades…

Located at McNary Dam on the Oregon Side of the Columbia River, the Pacific Salmon Visitor Information Center features exhibits, brochures, interpretive panels, and a 7 minute video on the salmon life cycle. The visitor…

The RubyJune Inn is a warm and welcoming Inn for travelers, adventure lovers & locals to unplug and share in community. Whether you’re starting off your day with a cup of French press coffee in…

The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center is dedicated to honoring and providing education about Sacajawea (a member of the Agaidika Shoshone-Bannock Tribes) and her role in the Corps of Discovery. Cradled in the Lemhi…

Fish caught from the Columbia River are an important piece of tribal history, connecting all past and present generations. Salmon were routinely sold to and traded with neighboring tribes, settlers and explorers. Native-owned and operated…

Nestled in the beautiful Lemhi Valley with the Beaverhead Mountains looming over, the small town of Salmon holds a unique place in United States history.  Known for its world class whitewater rafting and fishing along…

The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural and Educational Center was a project envisioned by Lemhi County residents, members of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribe and a diverse group of organizations including local, federal and state agency representatives. Creation of…

This site is located on WA State Route 14, ¼ mile west of the Hood River Bridge. The Columbia River is known for its distinctly flavored, rich red chinook salmon, also called king salmon. For…

Located in the midst of the Columbia River Gorge Scenic area, the Wet Planet Whitewater Center offers whitewater rafting trips and kayaking courses for all ages and ability levels on 7 different rivers in the Pacific Northwest.…

White Salmon, WA is located east of Portland, Oregon 550 feet on a bluff above the Columbia River.  The one hour drive from Portland OR (or Vancouver WA) to White Salmon WA will leave you…

Now known as the White Salmon and Klickitat Rivers, Lewis and Clark named them Canoe Creek and Cataract as they paddled down the Columbia River through the Columbia River Gorge on their way to the…

Wild Columbia Salmon retail’s daily caught salmon off the Columbia River and tributaries. Our best indicator of what fish is available is information provided by the Bonneville dam fish counter’s. They will stop at every…

Wild Columbia Salmon retails daily caught salmon off the Columbia River and tributaries. Our best indicator of what fish is available is information provided by the Bonneville dam fish counters. They will stop at every…

Atop the highest point in Portland’s Mount Tabor sits a newly installed sculpture of York, the famous member of the Corps of Discovery that was instrumental to the expedition’s success. York was the only black…