Columbia River tributaries SALMON/STEELHEAD Cowlitz River Interstate 5 Bridge downstream — 88 bank rods kept three steelhead and released one steelhead; two boats/four rods had no catch. Cowlitz ...

About a week after that, he named the big river for his 83-foot long ship, Columbia Rediviva. Incidentally, a replica of has sailed the waters of Disneyland since 1958. RELATED: ...

News / Business The Columbia River feeds Washington’s booming apple industry — and its economy The $9 billion industry relies on the river to grow about 70 percent of apples in U.S.

The Columbia River Gorge is one of the most dramatic landscapes in the Pacific Northwest, and this charming Washington destination is an ideal place to explore everything it has to offer.

Beacon Rock, an 848-foot-tall basalt monolith, is the aptly-named beacon of the Washington side of the gorge. It's also home to the first full-service state park on the drive east down State Route ...

The Columbia River has long divided the two halves of Washington's cross-state Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail. Now, a rebuilt rail trestle over the river south of Vantage connects the two ...

Environment Columbia River Gorge Commission officials hope Washington legislature restores funding before session ends By Erik Neumann (OPB) April 23, 2025 1:11 p.m. Updated: April 23, 2025 4:42 p.m.

This river canyon runs 80 miles along the Columbia River’s Washington and Oregon boundaries. It forms a protected space for rugged recreation and picturesque panoramas along forest service lands.