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Photo: View looking
south across the Columbia River from Catherine Creek hiking area in
Washington State toward cherry orchards near Mosier, Oregon.
Photo by Denise McCravey, courtesy of
Gorge Rentals.
Capt Gray Sails the Columbia
A story from the Historical Gazette, Volume One Number Seven, which tells about
Capt. Robert Gray's trip from Boston to the Pacific Northwest - and his sailing up the
Columbia River the 16th of August, 1788.
Cascade Links
Community information providing governmental and non-profit information for Multnomah,
Clackamas, Clark and Washington Counties. In Oregon and Washington States. Transportation,
community calendar, housing, jobs, employment, arts / entertainment, libraries, education,
parks, neighborhood associations, elections information, business.
Columbia River Gorge Visitor's Association
Offering information for those traveling to the scenic mid-Columbia region along the
borders of Oregon and Washington, as seen in their map. Includes calendar of events, and
lodging found in their "members" section.
Columbia River Gorge
National Scenic Area. 902 Wasco Avenue, Suite
200, Hood River, OR 97031. Phone: 541-386-2333.
Hiking, mountain biking, windsurfing, camping,
fishing, boating, wildlife watching, birding, wildflower watching, photography,
picnicking, rock climbing. You can do all this and more in the Columbia River Gorge
National Scenic Area. Review this site for information for fun and safe recreation
experiences in the Gorge.
The
Columbia River Highway
Construction of this scenic highway was a significant technical and civic achievement for
its time, having been built between 1913 and 1922, and showed aesthetic judgment and
appreciation for the magnificent Columbia River Gorge landscape. This site sponsored by
the Oregon State Archives is rich in discription and history and includes renderings of
early day postcards.
GorgeExplorer.com.
Historic Columbia River Highway
Site sponsored by the Oregon Department of Highways (ODOT). Includes photographs,
maps, drawings and other information related to the scenic highway and the restoration of
many of the bypassed segments for use as bikepaths and pedestrian hiking trails.
Columbia River Sailing
Megan's opinions, information and links about the lower Columbia River boating area.
Experience the Columbia River Gorge
Comprehensive collection of tourist, recreation, and
community information for the seven geophysical zones of the Columbia River Gorge from
McNary Dam to the Pacific Ocean.
Feast on nature and
fun in the Columbia River Gorge
A travel article with photos. (Part of the
High On Adventure web site, an online, world-wide travel magazine.)
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Columbia
River Gorge: Including complete
coverage of Portland
by Stuart Warren & Brian Litt
Intimate and informative look at every
worthwhile sight along the Gorge.
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Moon Handbooks: Oregon 5 Ed
by Stuart Warren, Ted Long Ishikawa
From the bustling urban center of
Portland to the rugged isolation of the high Cascades, this guide covers
cultural, historical, recreational, and related practical information.
Moon
Handbooks: Washington
by Don Pitcher
In-depth coverage of the history,
landscape, and changes in a state that has come of age. Ranges from
Olympic Peninsula's lush rainforests and long sandy beaches, to
glacier-clad Cascade summits, friendly eastern towns and wineries, the
tranquil Puget Sound, Seattle, and the San Juan Islands.
Oregon Discovery
Guide
by Don W. Martin, Bettywoo Martin, Bob Shockley (Illustrator)
Driving guide to the splendors of Oregon highlighting
the best routes, scenic detours, hikes, and city walks. The authors describe top local
attractions and pinpoint where to dine, recline, and camp in comfort. 23 photos, 11
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Oregon: A Best Places Guide to the Outdoors
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