Cascade Locks / Portland East KOA

Columbia River Highway - Water Fall Area

Heading east along the Columbia River Highway between Crown Point and Dodson, you will be able to view five different waterfalls cascading over the walls of the gorge. Along the way, there are also picnic areas and hiking trails for your enjoyment.

Vista House - National Historic Landmark

The view from Crown Point is one of Oregon’s most beautiful and inspiring sights. It was officially dedicated on May 5, 1918, as a monument to the early pioneers of Oregon.

Maryhill Museum of Art

Maryhill Museum served the Pacific Northwest as the major cultural resource in the Columbia River Gorge region. Each year, thousands of visitors from all over the world come to enjoy the collections, the setting, and a variety of special exhibitions, workshops and events.

Windsurfing Area - Hood River

“The Gorge” - a virtual household word to windsurfers around the world. Majestic mountains, lush green forests and sheer rock walls rising above the river provide an incomparable combination of natural beauty for sailors and windsurfers alike. The unbeatable combination of river currents and nearly constant winds have quickly made the Columbia Gorge the most popular windsurfing site in North America.

Timberline Lodge Skiing Area

Come enjoy some of the most pristine ski conditions in the world.

Mount Saint Helens Volcano Viewpoint