Located outside of Skamania, Washington, overlooking the Columbia River sits the 848- foot-tall Beacon Rock. Beacon Rock is the eroded basalt plug of an ancient volcano that was seen by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark…

If you’re interested in visiting a gorgeous camping park near the river gorge of the Columbia River, the Beacon Rock State Park is the spot for you! Visitors can see the rock which Lewis and…

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…

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…

This state park was named after an old late 1800s fort that supplied many military posts along the Dakota Territory. Located just south of Garrison, Fort Stevenson State Park rests along the north shore of…

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…

Situated on 175 wooded acres just 45 minutes from Portland, Oregon, the Columbia Gorge region offers more than 45 recreational activities, including zip line tour and aerial park, whitewater rafting, hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding…

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.…

The Columbia River is known for its distinctly flavored, rich red chinook salmon, also called king salmon. For thousands of years, the Columbia has been home to coho, sockeye, chum and steelhead salmon as well…

Nestled in the small riverside town of Stevenson, WA, Walking Man Brewing has become a destination for Columbia River Gorge travelers and beer enthusiasts from near and far traveling along the Lewis and Clark Trail.…

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…