Here is a series of photos I've taken over the years while traveling and recreating in the Columbia River Gorge. I've order these starting at the west end and traveling east for the some 80 mile length of the gorge. The Columbia River serves as the border between the states of Oregon and Washington for the entire length of the gorge as it cuts through the Cascade Mountain Range. The photos will be taken from both states as we move east. They will show some of the dramatic change in scenery and climate between the rainforests of the west and the dry grasslands of the east. Follow along and enjoy the scenery of the Columbia River Gorge!
Chanticleer Point Lookout in Oregon. Crown Point - Vista House is in the foregound (middle right). With Beacon Rock sticking up by the river in the distance.
My old hiking partner Dixie as we take a rest on the Cape Horn trail in Washington. RIP Dixie my old friend. 😘
View looking west from the top of Wind Mt in Washington. This was a spirit quest hike for native peoples that started some 200 - 1000 years ago. I can definitely see why!
Drano Lake in the Fall. An old log flume use to run on the hill side. An episode of Lassie and a Disney short of a cougar riding a log in the flume was shot there back in the 60's.
Looking west from the top of Mitchell Point in Oregon.
A near ecological disaster as an oil train derails in the Small Town of Mosier Oregon. The Hood River Bridge connecting Washington and Oregon can be seen in the foreground.
Spring hiking and wild flowers at Catherine Creek in Washington. Mt Hood can be seen across the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon.
A view of some of the basalt cliffs while traveling west along HWY 14 in Washington.
A B&W shot traveling east on Hwy 14 approaching the small town of Lyle, Washington.
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The view looking east from Rowena Crest Viewpoint in Oregon across the river from Lyle.
Mt Hood and a westward view on HWY 14 above the small rail town of Wishram, Washington.
The last view today is from Maryhill Winery in Washington. A few miles further up river is the end of the Columbia River Gorge.
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STOPWOW No matter the timeline, that place looks absolutely gorgeous and your photos make it justice, you really capture it's essence :D
Yeah, it is pretty awesome. Spent a lot of time going up and down it over the years.
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Awesome, thanks for the journey. I'm only two bays away from the Columbia River, but I've yet to visit. I really like this post with its range of views along the river.
I have so many pictures of the area. I will probably do another series later on.
All these places are beautiful. You and your camera did an amazing job. Quite similar to southern Argentina :) Thanks for sharing 💕
Thank you! It is a place I love to visit often. :)
Amazing landscapes and sceneries! It's sad though that your hiking buddy is gone...
Thank you for taking us along on your adventure through your beautiful photographs.
She was a great companion! It's sad we only get such a short time with our animal friends.
Thanks for joining in! I love to share my photos. 😀
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STOPor to resume write a wordSTARTThe scenery is amazing, buddy, good photography
Thank you!
It is kind of easy in the Gorge. lol