フッドリバー郡の峡谷・トップ6

The Columbia River, known as Wimahl in Upper Chinook, is the larger river in the Pacific Northwest. It has been the lifeblood of this region for time immemorial. These days it it a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes, as its famous gorge lends itself to a wide array of outdoor activities.

Originating just a few feet above you, a small stream creates a nice little waterfall. It feeds Eagle Creek that is located in the stunning Eagle Creek Gorge.

Enjoy the view from the so-called High Bridge that traverses the narrow gorge about 150 feet above majestic Eagle Creek. The stunning Loowit Falls are visible from the bridge. It is one of three bridges within the canyon.

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!

In the beginning of the 20th century, trains were crossing that bridge. Today it is part of the Historic Columbia River Highway that is used for recreation on foot or bicycle.

Great view of the Columbia River from Old Columbia River Drive

In the beginning of the 20th century, trains where crossing that bridge. Today it is part of the Historic Columbia River Highway that is used for recreation on foot or bicycle.

Enjoy the view from this iron bridge over the majestic Eagle Creek and next to Fern Creek. It is one of three bridges within the canyon and a nice destination for a shorter hike.