The Columbia River boasts islands by the hundreds ... Find a copy at one of the locations noted on this map before they all get picked up! Read more from Oregon Summer magazine online here.

islands, stream mouths, points, eddies, rows of pilings, and ledges or bars in the river. Most fish are caught in 7 to 25 feet of water. The fish in orange circles on this map show areas that have ...

From gigantic floods to thousands of shipwrecks, follow the journey of the Columbia River. Host Knute Berger mines the Pacific Northwest’s historical and cultural nuggets. This season's Mossback ...

Locating the Columbia ... river to turn south or west, it confusedly runs north for some 200 miles until it does a tight hairpin turn and begins its long roll to the Pacific. Looking at a simple ...

Carving out much of the border between Washington and Oregon, the Columbia River Gorge is one of the nation's true natural wonders. Home to wide stretches of water, deep pine forests, spires ...