Will the northeastern quadrant of the Columbia River Gorge ever look the same after the Burdoin Fire has raged across super-scenic recreation sites like Coyote Wall, Catherine Creek and the Klickitat ...

This eastern terminus of the five-mile Columbia River Renaissance Trail from downtown Vancouver offers restrooms, picnic ...

Plus, there are 10 wineries located within a 10-mile radius of Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge. In the main lobby tent, guests will find an eatery offering breakfast and dinner.

It was closed in 1953 and destroyed in 1966 to widen I-84. Two decades later, however, the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Act was signed into federal law.

The Mitchell Point Tunnel in the Columbia River Gorge is a re-creation of the crown jewel of the nation's first scenic highway. Here's how to visit.

Tactical ignition operations around a spot fire on the Burdoin Fire on July 20, 2025. Clark County Strike Team The Burdoin Fire burning along the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge grew ...

The conventional wisdom about outdoor recreation in the Pacific Northwest has long been that you need to venture far from civilization to find the “real” experiences. But while places like the Cascade ...

The Columbia River Gorge site features elevated canvas tents with king-size beds, ensuite bathrooms, gas fireplaces, USB ports, and pull-chain showers. Some tents include a stargazing window above the ...

A guidebook for hiking the Columbia River Gorge, Don J. Scarmuzzi's Day Hikes in the Columbia River Gorge was designed specifically to cover in 60 hikes nearly the entire 85-mile Columbia River ...

Podcasts Why Oregon’s newest Columbia River Gorge attraction is unlike any tunnel you’ve visited Updated: May. 11, 2025, 6:00 a.m. | Published: May. 11, 2025, 6: ...

It’s not every day that you get a brand new attraction in the Columbia River Gorge. On this week’s episode of Peak Northwest, we head out to the new Mitchell Point Tunnel, open to pedestrians ...