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About 50 feet off the highway, the pavement takes riders to an overlook of the Memaloose Hills, called the Memaloose Lookout. Memaloose Overlook has a viewpoint of Memaloose Island and is a great photo opportunity, especially on a clear day.

The Dalles Bridge is easy to ride across. Before the bridge was built, as early as 1854, there was a ferry service going over the Colombia River. 10 years later, bridge planning began. It did take another 85 years after the planning began for the Dalles Bridge to finally finish its construction.

Heading east from the town of Hood River on the Historic Colombia River Highway State Trail, climb up the horseshoe-shaped switchbacks and arrive at a nice, elevated viewpoint of the Colombia River. Enjoy the rewarding view that you earned!

The Historic Colombia River Highway State Trail is broken down into three different segments that span Portland and The Dalles. Totally paved, this hike and bike trail stretches of historic Highway 30—which predated I-84. The three segments are: 1) Bonneville Segment: John B. Yeon to Cascade Locks 2) Mitchell Point Segment: Wyeth to Viento 3) Twin Tunnel Segment: Hood River to Mosier Here, riders are beginning segment 3, heading east.

Mount Hood Railroad Train and Station is a short-line railroad scenic railroad with an old-timey feel. The train goes through iconic areas of northern Oregon and runs from Portland to the gorge. It's a great way to grab photos of the area and enjoy the holiday themes they put on.

Mosier is named after Jonah H. Mosier, who settled the area around 1821. Today, it is best known for apple, cherry, and prune production, and the town is only about 400 acres in size.

Look northward toward the Colombia River Gorge to see a separate lake called Tooley Lake sandwiched between the highway and the Colombia River. Tule Lake is fed by the Lost River, and at an elevation of 4,035 feet, this lake is popular for fishing.