Experience - Skamania County Chamber of Commerce

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Experience
SKAMANIA
YOUR GUIDE TO SKAMANIA COUNTY, WASHINGTON & THE SURROUNDING AREA
HIKE & BIKE
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
EPIC WATERFALLS
MOUNT ST. HELENS
SCENIC BEAUTY IN THE
GIFFORD PINCHOT
NATIONAL FOREST
BREW PUBS
& WINERIES
TAKE A TOUR
SIP AND SAVOR
EVENTS
FESTIVALS, CONCERTS
FARMERS MARKET
OUTDOOR FUN
Columbia River Gorge
Southwest Washington State
2015 Edition
www.skamania.org
WATER PLAY
WINTER ACTIVITIES
ZIP LINE ADVENTURES
See all of Portland
Let’s Celebrate!
Portland Spirit Cruises & Events
800-224-3901 or 503-224-3900
PortlandSpirit.com
Take in the city sights aboard the
Portland Spirit. Enjoy the scenic Gorge in
legendary riverboat style aboard the Columbia
Gorge Sternwheeler. Explore the Willamette &
Columbia Rivers on the Explorer.
Cruise the Gorge
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SKAMANIA COUNTY
Your annual guide to Skamania County
and the surrounding area
Welcome to Skamania County, Washington
— photo courtesy of The Resort at Skamania Coves
DID YOU KNOW THAT SKAMANIA COUNTY IS AN OFFICIAL SASQUATCH REFUGE?
A County ordinance prohibits the harming and/or killing of Bigfoot within our
boundaries. We encourage hunting of this elusive creature with a camera only!
So come to Skamania County and do your own research.
While you are here, enjoy the 1,077,760 acres of natural beauty with something
different to see and enjoy around every corner. Mount St. Helens, with a dramatic
and awesome presence, keeps watch over the northwest corner. The Gifford
Pinchot National Forest offers recreation seekers endless opportunities to
year-round outdoor adventures— from the extreme to the sublime. And the
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area is attracting visitors from around
the globe to experience its majestic vistas. Combine the powerful impact of
Mother Nature’s handiwork with the friendly people, premiere lodging, delicious
dining, unique shopping and festive year-round events and we truly become the
dream destination.
So welcome to Skamania County where you can encounter all of the above
within our borders. If this is your first visit, we hope you use this guide as a tool
to lead you to any and all that we have to offer. If you are returning, welcome
back! Look for new information inside that will help you discover another favorite
activity or site. Are you contemplating a move in 2015? Thinking of calling
Skamania County home? This guide can serve as a great relocation resource,
providing government and service information along with statistics, websites,
telephone numbers and much more.
Whether you are visiting, considering relocation or a local resident looking for
activities while friends or family are in town, stop by or call the Skamania
County Chamber of Commerce for help. We are happy to assist by providing
maps, brochures, passes, guides, personal preferences, maybe even a few
hints on where Bigfoot might be hiding— anything to ensure your time here is
memorable and entices you to return. This publication is the perfect start to the
Skamania County experience; the most comprehensive guide to the unlimited
opportunities available here.
Skamania County… where there is a view from every window! We look forward
to sharing this incredible destination we call home.
Casey Roeder
Executive Director
Skamania County Chamber of Commerce
casey@skamania.org
The Chamber’s Visitor Information Center is located at:
167 NW Second Avenue (State Route 14) in Stevenson, Washington
Hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30am–5pm
From Memorial Day through Labor Day we are also open:
Saturday, 9am–5pm and Sunday, 10am–5pm
800-989-9178 or 509-427-8911
info@skamania.org | www.skamania.org
The Chamber "Outpost," a satellite visitor center located just east
of the Bridge of the Gods on Highway 14 is open Thursday-Sunday
from Memorial Day to Labor Day, 10:30am until 4:30pm.
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EVENTS HISTORY
DINING
LODGING
WEDDING VENUES
BREW PUBS
WINE TASTING
COMMUNITIES
BIKING
GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST //
MOUNT ST. HELENS
GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST MAP
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE MAP
FISHING // BOAT RAMPS
BONNEVILLE DAM // FISH HATCHERIES
OUTDOOR RECREATION
WATER PLAY
WINTER FUN
HIKING TRAILS
AREA RESOURCES // FACTS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS
AD INDEX
Cover: Mount St. Helens
Photographer: Kevin Russell, KR Backwoods Photography
Publisher: Judy Bair | Wind River Publishing
Design/Layout: Annie Van Domelen | AnnieVanDesign
Skamania County 2015
Published by Wind River Publishing
All Rights Reserved © 2015
For advertising and editorial information:
541-806-1436 // judywrpub@earthlink.net
www.windriverpublishing.net
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Skamania County Events Schedule 2015
FEBRUARY
Friday, February 20
Mardi Gras Dinner
and Dance
Stevenson Eagles Lodge hosts
a dinner, live band, dance
and auction to raise funds for
Stevenson-Carson schools’
band program. 509-427-5255
Saturday, February 28
The Great Electrifying Event
Family activities, films and
presentations at Bonneville
Dam’s Washington Shore
Visitor Center. 541-374-8344
MARCH
Saturday, March 14
Columbia Gorge Interpretive
Center Museum’s Annual
Dinner and Silent Auction
Catered by Skamania Lodge,
proceeds benefit the Museum.
Over 100 items auctioned.
6–10pm at the Museum
in Stevenson. For details, call
509-427-8211 or 800-991-2338.
www.columbiagorge.org
Thursday–Saturday,
March 12–14
Friends of the Library
Annual Book and Plant Sale
Thursday evening open to
members only; Friday and
Saturday open to the public.
Stevenson Community Library
509-427-5471
APRIL
Saturday, April 4
Iron Man Strong Ale Festival
Featuring live music, gourmet
food and strong ales from
Northwest breweries.
800-989-9178 www.ironmanstrongalefestival.com
Saturday, April 11
Barnstorming Bluegrass
Concert
Skamania County Fairgrounds
Exhibit Hall, Stevenson.
509-427-3980
parks@co.skamania.wa.us
Friday–Saturday, April 24–25
Skamania County
Community Garage Sale
Friday–Saturday, June 26–27
Gorge Blues and Brews
Festival in Stevenson, WA
Exhibit Hall, Stevenson.
509-427-3980
Microbrews and wines from the
Pacific Northwest, food and great
blues music. Skamania County
Fairgrounds in Stevenson.
509-427-8911 or 800-989-9178
www.gorgebluesandbrews.com
Sunday, April 26
Skamania Scramble Charity
Tournament
18-hole golf tournament benefits
local charities including Skamania
County Food Bank, Skamania/
Klickitat United Way and Relay for
Life. Call 800-293-0418 or visit
www.skamania.org.
MAY
Saturday, May 16
Carson to Stevenson
Ridge Run
Skamania County Fairgrounds,
Stevenson.
509-427-3980 www.columbiagorgerunningclub.com
Saturday, May 16
CGICM Anniversary
Celebration & Annual
General Membership
Meeting
Annual free admission day.
Demonstrations of traditional
hand crafts, music, etc.
800-991-2338
JUNE
Tuesday, June 2
Concert in the Street
Friday–Sunday, June 26–28
Sternwheeler Days
Annual summer celebration
including arts and crafts vendors,
food, beverages, music, parade
and Sternwheeler rides in
Cascade Locks, Oregon.
541-374-8619
Sunday, June 28
Cowboy Breakfast
JULY
Saturday, July 4
Mill A Community
4th of July Parade
The best old-fashioned parade
in Skamania County! Parade
route is along Jessup Road in
Mill A and begins at 10:30am.
509-538-2643
Saturday, July 4
Fireworks Display at
Skamania County
Fairgrounds
Old fashioned 4th of July
fireworks display and live
music from Skamania County
Fairgrounds in Stevenson.
509-427-3980
Annual Cowboy Breakfast
at Camp Howe in Hemlock.
8am–1pm
509-427-3930 or 509-427-5991
Outrigger Canoe racers paddle
the Columbia River and compete
for prizes. Call Waterwalker at
509-427-2727.
www.nwoutrigger.com
Skamania County Fair
& Timber Carnival
August 12-16, 2015
www.skamaniacountyfair.com
Stevenson’s Barnstorming Bluegrass
Concert and Dance
April 11
2015
www.columbiagorgebluegrass.net
Guided walk along the historic
Fort Cascades trail near
Bonneville Dam's Washington
Shore Visitor Center.
541-374-8344
Thursday–Sunday, July 23–26
Columbia Gorge
Bluegrass Festival
July 23-26
2015
AUGUST
Wednesday–Sunday,
August 12–16
Skamania County Fair
Free fair, entertainment, animals,
parade, timber carnival and family
fun for everyone.
Call Skamania County Fair Office
at 509-427-3979.
www.skamaniacountyfair.com
Saturday–Sunday, August 22–23
Big River Fiber Fling
Fiber art vendors, spinning wheel
raffle, free demonstrations,
classes and fun. Skamania
County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall in
Stevenson. 509-427-8454
www.bigriverfiberfling.com
SEPTEMBER
Annual bluegrass festival at
in Stevenson. Concerts,
workshops, contests.
509-427-3980
www.columbiagorgebluegrass.net
United Way Campaign
Kickoff
Friday–Sunday, July 24–26
Bridge of the Gods
Kiteboarding Festival
Friday–Sunday, September 4–6
X-Fest
Freestyle format kiteboarding
competition, downwind race
and food on the Stevenson
waterfront.
www.botgkitefest.com
Friday–Sunday, July 24–26
Wild Side Relay Races
All events held in Stevenson, WA
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Farm-to-table dinner and live
music on Friday night. Saturday
activities include community wide
garage sales, car show, food,
beer garden, crafts and live
concert. City Park in North
Bonneville. 800-989-9178
www.gorgedays.net
Saturday–Sunday, July 18–19
Gorge Outrigger Races
Annual performance by
Stevenson High School Band
on Highway 14 in downtown
Stevenson, 7pm. Directed by
Mark McCormick. 800-989-9178
Saturday, June 6
National Trails Day at
Bonneville Dam
Friday–Saturday, July 10–11
Gorge Days
OC-1 and Surfski relay races
on the Columbia River from
Stevenson to Bingen.
509-427-2727
www.nwoutrigger.com
Help make a difference—
all dollars raised are spent in our
local communities.
www.unitedwaygorge.org
Christian Rock Music Festival at
Skamania County Fairgrounds in
Stevenson. www.xfestnw.org
Saturday, September 5
Show N’ Shine
Annual show at Columbia Gorge
Interpretive Center Museum in
Stevenson. Cars/trucks cruise-in
and swap meet. People’s Choice
awards, food vendors, music,
raffles, door prizes. Spectators
free. Museum open, admission
fees apply.
509-427-8211 or 800-991-2338
Hoptoberfest
Handcrafted brews, food, live
music and games at Walking Man
Brewing, Stevenson.
509-427-5520
www.walkingmanbeer.com/
hoptoberfest
Annual Carson National Fish
Hatchery Kids Fishing Day
8am–1pm 509-427-5905
Spring Creek National Fish
Hatchery Open House
9am–2pm 509-493-1730
Bigfoot Bash and Bounty
“Hunt” for Bigfoot, food vendors,
live music, beer garden, Bigfoot
booths, kids’ activities and more.
Home Valley Park in Home Valley,
Washington. 800-989-9178
www.bigfootbashandbounty.com
DECEMBER
Friday–Sunday, December 4–6
Christmas in the Gorge
Starlight Parade, Arts & Crafts
Bazaar, community events,
business open houses, Nativity
displays, many more activities.
Stevenson.
800-989-9178 or 509-427-8911
www.cityofstevenson.com
Saturday, December 5
Christmas in the Gorge
Sing-a-Long
Public sing-a-long, holiday
refreshments, free program at
Center Museum.
800-991-2338
Gift of Music
Free holiday concert series at
Skamania Lodge in Stevenson.
509-427-7700 or 800-221-7117
www.skamania.com
OCTOBER
October 3–November 7
Artists in the Gorge
Local art display at the
Stevenson Community Library.
509-427-5471
NOVEMBER
Friday, November 20
Rock Cove’s Annual Wine
Tasting Fundraiser
Tastings from several Columbia
Gorge wineries, beer, food and
live music. Rock Cove Assisted
Living, Stevenson.
509-427-7272
www.rockcove.org
Farmers Market
Every Saturday,
June through October
The Stevenson Farmers
Market features local farm
products from your local
farmers. Located on the
sidewalk in front of the
courthouse lawn on
Highway 14 in Stevenson.
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Lets Eat!
DINING OUT WHILE VISITING SMALL TOWNS HAS ITS ADVANTAGES.
— photo courtesy of Skamania County Historical Society/CGIC
AS YOU TRAVEL
THROUGH SKAMANIA
COUNTY, YOU WILL SEE
MANY NATURAL AND
MAN-MADE WONDERS.
the
columbia gorge
interpretive
center museum
15,000 years of cultural
and natural history!
open
every
day
Except
New Year’s
Thanksgiving
& Christmas
hours
9am-5pm
990 SW Rock
Creek Drive
PO Box 396
Stevenson, WA
98648
509 427 8211
800 991 2338
®
info@columbiagorge.org
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Skamania County — a bit of history
Skamania County was formed in 1854 and the county government functioned in the former
quartermaster residence of Fort Cascades. The government offices were subsequently moved
to the port hospital within the compound itself. This building then served as the courthouse until
1893. Three wooden benches, one drop-leaf table and a few chairs completed the list of
furniture. The reason for the move from the Lower Cascades to Stevenson in 1893 is not clear.
Late one night in 1893, in a dispute over rental fees, a suspect crew transported the county
records from the town of Cascades to Stevenson. Stevenson became the county seat overnight.
As it turned out, this move saved the county records because in 1894 the greatest recorded flood
on the Columbia River destroyed every remaining building at the Fort. The town of Cascades was
never rebuilt.
In 1850, Hamilton Island, originally named by Lewis & Clark “Strawberry Island,” became the site
of the first portage railroad and the settlement of the Cascades and was swept away in the severe
flood of 1894. Forty years later the community of North Bonneville developed as a construction
town next to the massive Bonneville Lock, Dam and Powerhouse project, which began in late 1933.
In 1908, Stevenson was incorporated and the SP&S Railroad arrived, pushing the town up the
hill away from the river. Streets were graded, wooden sidewalks constructed and the city asked
residents to keep their cows from roaming the streets. Huge piles of logs were stacked along the
waterfront to fuel the sternwheelers.
Mills and logging camps peppered the hillside, with flumes and skid roads to carry the logs to
shipping points. Saloons flourished until prohibition went into effect. With the construction of the
State Highway, and later construction of Bonneville Dam, the town moved further up the hill as
portions of the original town site were flooded by the Bonneville Pool.
Strategically located just above the rapids known as the Upper Cascades, the Stevenson area has
been home to Native American settlements for thousands of years. Their villages were focal points
for commerce and social gatherings as they came to trade and fish along the river banks. Later
the first explorers and missionaries used the Columbia River to penetrate the Cascade Mountains
on their way to the Pacific Ocean. In 1843 the Oregon Trail brought the first of a great wave of
settlers past our shores. Pioneers portaged around the Cascade Rapids on their way to the
Willamette Valley.
Today, you can stroll along Stevenson’s riverfront parks where giant fish wheels once plied the
Columbia River’s waters for salmon. Make sure you visit the world-class Columbia Gorge
Interpretive Center Museum where you will be able to visualize and participate in the bountiful
life and history of the Columbia River Gorge and Skamania County.
Short lines, for one, and unique, family-owned establishments
add local flavor to your adventure. Outdoor dining with
spectacular views is an added feature inviting you to enjoy
gorgeous mountain and river views.
While visiting Stevenson, Washington after a day of hiking or
sightseeing, you will want to sit back and relax with a fine meal
at Big River Grill where music, lighting and general ambiance
provide customers with an immediate sense of casual warmth
and welcome. Walking Man Brewing is not only famous for
its award winning beer but also serves up delicious pub food
and artisan pizza. Clark and Lewie’s waterfront dining on the
Columbia River is a unique dining experience offering seasonal
Northwest cuisine. Robbie’s Coffee Shop serves up good
coffee, baked goods and good times along with a unique display
of local antiques and art. Subway, A&J Market and Main Street
Convenience Store are all conveniently located downtown for
you to grab your favorite sub sandwich or slice of pizza. Make
sure to visit Skamania Lodge where there’s a selection of dining
experiences to meet every request. The award winning Cascade
Room is a highlight of the lodge featuring Pacific Northwest
cuisine. You can enjoy a delightful meal by the river rock fireplace
or seasonal outdoor dining at the River Rock Lounge or choose
the Greenside Grille located outside by the golf course.
Carson, Washington boasts a popular brew pub and restaurant,
Backwoods Brewing Company, which offers delicious local
brew and wine, gourmet pizza and outdoor seating. Down the
road, the Bungalow Bar and Grill is a local favorite known for
its Bungalow Burgers and fried chicken.
Traveling east of Stevenson to Home Valley, you will find the
Whistle Stop Espresso and Deli featuring drive through and
indoor espresso, deli items with speciality beer and wine.
Home Valley Grocery is your one stop shopping for a quick
hot dog and snacks for your fishing trip on the Columbia River.
Across the river in Cascade Locks, Oregon, you will find dining
with spectacular views. Locks Waterfront Grill features fresh,
local organic selections including hand cut french fries, burgers
and fish. Thunder Island Brewing Company is known for its
pasties and fresh salads along with its charcuterie plate with local smoked fish, olives, hazelnuts, cheeses and crackers.
OPENING SPRING 2015
A NEW CULINARY EXPERIENCE
ON THE WATER
Northwest Seasonal Cuisine
Fine Wines and Micro Brews
509-219-0097
130 Cascade Avenue • Stevenson, Washington
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get away —
relax & play
If
EVERY YEAR VISITORS
ARRIVE IN SKAMANIA
COUNTY ASKING,
“Where is the Gorge?”
Some people think there is a “gorge”
which they can hike through or drive
to, not realizing they are in the Gorge!
The Columbia River Gorge stretches
for more than 80 miles as the Columbia River winds westward through the
Cascade Range, forming a boundary
between the State of Washington to the
north and Oregon to the south.
This spectacular area is a source of
phenomenal beauty and enjoyment,
providing a playground for just about
every kind of recreation. If you are
looking for a chance to relax while
savoring the beauty of the Columbia
River Gorge, Skamania County is
the place. Whether the purpose of
your visit is pleasure, business or
the event of a lifetime, services are
available to make your getaway
relaxing, comfortable and enjoyable.
you are searching for the luxurious comfort of a
full-service resort, consider staying at Skamania
Lodge, a magnificent mountain resort nestled on
175 wooded acres. This Pacific Northwest resort
offers 254 guest rooms, meeting facilities, an
18-hole golf course, dining room, canopy zip line
tour, full service spa, an indoor heated swimming
pool, hiking trails and much more.
Check out the warm and friendly atmosphere at Wind Mountain RV Park
& Lodge which includes motel rooms, grocery store, gas station and a
RV campground. If you are looking for lodging within walking distance of
downtown Stevenson, family operated Rodeway Inn is the place. For
those looking for a smaller more intimate lodging experience, consider
Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge which offers romantic
and peaceful cabins just a stone’s throw away from the
riverfront. At The Resort at Skamania Coves you can
enjoy riverfront vacationing in a spectacular designer home
with easy river access and secluded private beaches. RV
sites are also available near the beach with full hook-ups.
Across the Bridge of the Gods in Cascade Locks, Oregon,
the Best Western Columbia River Inn boasts an indoor
swimming pool, meeting facilities and dining opportunities
within walking distance.
Overnight lodging in the Columbia
River Gorge is unlimited and
spectacular in so many ways.
There are RV parks tucked away on
the mountainside or near the river,
economy hotels for every price range,
bed and breakfasts that are beyond
description and full service destination
resorts catering to their guests’ every
need. Come and stay for one night
or a week. Your accommodations are
just the beginning to the entire Gorge
experience. From full service resorts to
quaint cozy cabins, Skamania County
and its neighbor Cascade Locks offer
the finest in lodging facilities.
(formerly Econolodge)
Free
Wireless Internet
Continental Breakfast
Cable TV & HBO
Jacuzzi Suite
All non-smoking rooms
Refrigerator, microwave and
coffee maker in all rooms
Pet friendly rooms available
509-427-5628
40 NE 2nd Street
Stevenson, WA 98648
• Exceptional river & mountain views
• Complimentary full hot breakfast
•High-speed wireless internet access
• Indoor pool and spa, fitness room
1-800-595-7108
735 Wanapa St.
Cascade Locks, OR 97014
www.bwcolumbiariverinn.com
Columbia River Inn
Each Best Western® branded hotel is independently owned and operated ©2011 Best Western International, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Plan your Special Occasion in Paradise
heart of the Columbia River Gorge, Wind Mountain Ranch
is a private estate specializing in unforgettable outdoor weddings, receptions, and
special events. Offering scenic views of both Wind Mountain and the Columbia River, it
is the ideal setting for picture perfect memories. Located in Home Valley, Washington,
Wind Mountain Ranch truly captures the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
Located in the
MAKE YOUR DAY EXTRA SPECIAL BY GETTING
MARRIED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
NATURAL SETTINGS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
photo by Holland Studios Photography
Skamania County and the surrounding area is home to the most beautiful scenery in the Gorge.
Lemondropphotography.com
Outstanding views of the Columbia River and surrounding mountains provide a splendid environment for a wedding, family reunion,
convention, retreat or a special gathering. From a ceremony on board the mighty Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler in the middle of the
Columbia River to an intimate garden setting atop a mountain overlooking the Columbia River, you have so many choices and they are
all amazing.
Please visit our website for more information:
503.360.4707
Gorge-ousWeddings.com
The Resort at Skamania Coves offers a variety of accommodations for weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate events and reunions.
The beach front property is a sublime choice for a small boutique wedding for up to 75 guests.
Envision your wedding ceremony on board the mighty Columbia
Gorge Sternwheeler in the middle of the Columbia River with
breathtaking views of the Gorge. Starry skies and sparkling water set
the backdrop for that special day as you cruise into your happily ever
after. The Cascade Locks Marine Park hosts regular events and
offers a wide variety of both outdoor and indoor venues, making it the
most diverse park in the Heart of the Gorge!
The Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum presents a unique
atmosphere in a pristine surrounding for any special event, business
meeting, wedding, birthday or anniversary reception. Liquid Sunshine
in Home Valley invites flavor to your special event and will work with
you to meet your budget. A warm and welcoming ambiance with inside
and outdoor seating along with a Gorge view make this a good choice
for a special gathering.
Skamania Lodge bestows an array of year-round venues for your
wedding or social event. With over 22,000 square feet of elegant
Pacific Northwest style indoor event and banquet space and over
40,000 square feet of breathtaking seasonal open-air courtyards and
outdoor space tucked amidst 175 acres, you will be sure to find the
perfect setting for your special day.
Tucked away in beautiful Home Valley, Washington, Gorge-ous
Weddings at Wind Mountain Ranch is a private estate specializing
in unforgettable weddings and special events. Built in 1948, this ranch
style home sits upon 68 acres of scenic land. With breathtaking views
of rolling hills, Wind Mountain and the Columbia River, the ranch is an
ideal site for your special event.
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Come to Skamania Lodge and Discover
More Than 45 Ways to Spend Your Days!
Including our new zip line!
From summer’s long days to fall’s gorgeous colors
and the sparkle of winter, Skamania Lodge is
perfect for your vacation and romantic getaways.
Located in the Columbia River Gorge, the lodge
features new menus, refreshing decor and a
never-ending list of things to do!
The only zip line course in the Columbia River
Gorge area. Feel the adrenaline rush as you travel at
speeds of up to 45 mph through the beautiful scenery
of the gorge with zip lines that vary between 100 and
more than 1,000 feet in length on our new course.
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STEVENSON, WA
• 800-221-7117 • SKAMANIA.COM
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TOUR
OF
THE
GODS:
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BREWERIES,
TRAIL TOWNS,
PACIFIC CREST TRAIL “ZERO DAYS”
Locally-Owned and Locally Brewing
In the Backwoods
Thru-hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail, which crosses the Bridge of the Gods from Oregon to Washington, are generally
on their adventure for five months and when finished, will have traveled 2,650 miles. Heading north on the Pacific
Crest Trail sends one into the Western Columbia River Gorge, where hikers will find three microbreweries, allowing
them a great opportunity to spend their “zero days” sampling local beer.
WALKING MAN BREWING, a pioneer brewery and pub in
Stevenson, Washington crafted their first beer in November 2000.
What began as one man’s passion quickly grew into one of the
most highly awarded breweries of its size.
From regional recognition to world-wide accolades, Walking
Man has received numerous awards, including GABF and World
Beer Cup medals. Among the most prestigious was taking Gold
at the World Beer Cup in 2006 for their flagship brew, Walking
Man IPA. In 2012, Walking Man Brewing was ranked top 11th
Brew Pub in the World by ratebeer.com and Best Brew Pub in
Washington for 2013.
The brewery has plans to begin bottling their highly celebrated
Homo Erectus Imperial IPA. It will mark the first time fans can find
Walking Man Brewing on the shelves of specialty beer shops in
the region.
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On a quest for the perfect pint in Cascade Locks, Oregon?
THUNDER ISLAND BREWING COMPANY makes original beers
inspired by a love for outdoor adventures, with a nod to local
history and respect for all that the scenic Columbia River Gorge
has to offer. Located in Marine Park on the Columbia River, Thunder Island not only serves up a perfect pint, but also a perfect
view. Enjoy a beer overlooking the tip of Thunder Island and the
Bridge of the Gods. Thunder Island Brewing Company was cofounded by Dan Hynes and Dave Lipps. Dan and Dave’s shared
love for beer, community and the outdoors brought their dream
of opening up a brewery to Cascade Locks. Today, the dream is
well and alive and if you can’t find Dan and Dave at the brewery,
they’re probably out adventuring somewhere in the Gorge. The
brewery also serves locally produced hard cider and wine along
with an awesome dining menu.
photo by Sikora Photography
THRU-HIKING,
BEER AND
PIZZA —
WHAT A GREAT
COMBINATION!
photo, left:
Maya Dooley
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BREW PUB FEATURING
GOURMET PIZZAS, SALADS,
APPETIZERS, BACKWOODS BREW
AND LOCAL WINES
Outdoor seating
Family friendly
509-427-3412
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
1162 B Wind River Hwy
Carson , WA
HOPTOBERFEST 2015
Located behind
Carson General Store
September 12th • Stevenson, Washington
www.walkingmanbeer.com/hoptoberfest
240 SW 1st Street
Stevenson, Washington
(509) 427-5520
Rated Best Brew Pub in Washington
Always in Celebration
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Where the Gifford Pinchot National Forest meets the Carson
Valley, you will find BACKWOODS BREWING COMPANY
busily brewing craft beers from the best ingredients found in the
Northwest. The water in Backwoods’ beer is derived directly out
of Bear Creek, one of the freshest water sources in the region.
This direct water source adds the clear, clean taste found in the
beers’ profile. If you like pizza and hiking, what could be better
than a Tree Hugger, Spar Tree or perhaps the Hippy Delight?
Backwoods just started canning Logyard IPA and Copperline
Amber along with bottling the Big Cedar IRA and Ridge Run
Stout. Join the friendly staff at Backwoods next time you’re up
in the woods hiking, mountain biking, or just taking it all in.
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NOTE: During the sunny season, the dog-friendly beer gardens at
Walking Man and Thunder Island become a respite for travelers
with dogs to sip, savor and enjoy the beauty of the season.
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the Gorge from their 3,000 square foot tasting room. Maryhill
Skamania County and the surrounding Columbia River
is also known for the 4,000 seat amphitheater that hosts
Gorge boast some of the Pacific Northwest’s finest
world-class summer concert series.
viticulture regions. Local vintners produce an eclectic blend
A trip to Skamania County is not
of wines from rich, juicy reds to crisp
complete without taking a drive to
whites, varietal and organic blends.
Experience gorgeous landscapes,
Aniche Cellars. Not only is the wine
The Columbia River Gorge is home
fantastic, the view from the tasting
to about 50 vineyards and more than
open roads, friendly winemakers
room is spectacular. Winemaker
30 wineries, all in a 40-mile stretch
and world class wine.
Rachael Horn, took home a Gold
amongst incredible scenery. Stop
and Bronze medal in the International
by the Skamania County Chamber
Women’s Wine Competition and she’s
of Commerce to pick up the newest
also the first female winemaker in the Columbia River Gorge.
version of the Columbia Gorge Wine Map. Then plan your day
Consider leaving the driving to a tour guide as you explore the
accordingly as you travel east from Skamania County throughout
many wineries in the Gorge. Sit back, relax and let a guide do
the Columbia River Gorge and taste the wonderful varieties of
the work for you. Martin’s Gorge Tours will help you discover
wine offered in the region’s newest appellation.
the hidden attractions that make the Columbia River Gorge a
Located at the eastern end of the Gorge, Maryhill Winery was
National Scenic Area as you make your way to visit the wineries
named Washington Winery of the Year in 2009 by Wine Press
in the Gorge.
Northwest and for good reason. They produce 40 different award
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communities
MILL A, WILLARD & COOK
Mill A and the neighboring communities of Willard and Cook,
Washington are located on the eastern side of Skamania County.
Willard was home to Broughton Lumber Flume, a nine-milelong, 1000-foot-drop wooden lumber slide. For decades the
Broughton Lumber Co. timbered in the mountains, sending their
logs to the riverside mill. The mill has been closed for several
years, and the old flume is slowly rotting away but can still be
seen from Highway 14. The 1967 TV episode of Lassie made the
flume famous as the popular collie floated down the chute to the
Broughton Lumber mill. The small community of Cook is located
just west of the mouth of the Little White Salmon River and is
home to the Little White Salmon National Fish Hatchery.
SWIFT AREA
NANCY RUSSELL OVERLOOK AT CAPE HORN
HOME VALLEY
Heading west along the Swift Reservoir on Forest Road 90
in Skamania County, travelers will find the communities of the
Swift Area. Located on the southeast side of Mount St. Helens
National Volcanic Monument, this mountain community is
considered the “last outpost” on your way to Mount St. Helens.
This 13-mile-long reservoir has wonderful waterskiing coves,
great fishing and lots of room for fun and exploration.
Surrounded by the beauty of Mount St. Helens and National
Forest land, the area attracts hikers, bikers, boaters, fishermen
(and women) and sun seekers of all ages. A public boat launch
and campground are located at the reservoir. Wintertime, as well,
offers many possibilities, from snowmobiling to cross-country
skiing and snowshoeing.
Home Valley, Washington is located near the mouth of the
Wind River just 10 miles east of Stevenson. Popular ball fields,
picnic area, sandy swimming beach and playground are all
found at the county park on the riverfront. Two RV parks, a
gas station, mini-mart, restaurant and drive-through espresso
are conveniently located next to some of the best fishing in the
world. The boat launch in Home Valley is located at the mouth
of the Wind River, which leads boaters to the Columbia River,
famous for its spring Chinook and fall steelhead.
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West Skamania County consists of Upper Washougal, Cape
Horn, Skye and Mt. Pleasant, Washington. These communities
border Clark County with proximity to the greater Vancouver area.
Great views of the Columbia River can be seen from the Cape
Horn pullout along Washington State Highway 14 and you can
also access the seven mile Cape Horn Trail on Salmon Falls Road.
CARSON
Carson, Washington is the gateway to the Gifford Pinchot
National Forest, Oldman Pass and Mount St. Helens. This
sleepy little town is the perfect “base” from which to experience
the many recreational opportunities found in the region. Wind
River Highway runs directly through Carson leading to world
class fishing, hunting, hiking, mountain biking, berry and
mushroom picking, sledding, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling
and beautiful scenery. Carson retains much of its history via
architecture as many of the original buildings are still standing.
Backwoods Brewing Company is located in this small rural town,
putting Carson on the map as a popular destination in the Gorge.
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On the north bank of the Columbia River lies the historic
community
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north and the Columbia River to the south. Views of the Gorge in and around
& Christmas
Stevenson are breathtaking and not to be missed.
As Skamania County’s seat of government and home to fine
HOURS
destination resorts, Stevenson strives to keep visitors busy with
10am-5pm
activities and events throughout the year. Visit the award winning
Walking Man Brewery, art galleries, coffee shops, fine restaurants
990 SW Rock
such as Clark & Lewie’s and Big River Grill, along with distinctive
Creek Drive
clothing and antique shops. One can only delight in discovering
PO Box 396
this welcome respite from the big city. There is something for
Stevenson, WA
everyone in this quaint waterfront town. www.cityofstevenson.com
98648
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SKAMANIA
Skamania and Skamania Landing are located on the Washington
side of the Columbia River, 15 miles west of Stevenson.
Residential homes, a public school and a general store are the
makings of this small community, with hiking and picnicking
opportunities at nearby Sam’s Walker and St. Cloud Day Use
Sites. Franz Lake Refuge is a popular place for wintering tundra
swans. Visitors may even get lucky and spot a bald eagle
hanging out at the wetlands.
CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON
STABLER
Those who live and work in this historic town know a good thing
when they find it. Cascade Locks offers small town intimacy
and a rural environment with close proximity to Portland. Home
to the famed Bridge of the Gods and the legendary Columbia
Gorge Sternwheeler, Cascade Locks is surrounded by stunning
landscapes of the Cascade Range and the Columbia River. As
the only town on the 2,663-mile Pacific Crest Trail, and a focal
point of the restored Historic Columbia River Highway, it serves
as an ideal base camp for hikers and bikers. Hiking and biking trails accessible from town range from family-friendly walks
to trails that challenge even the most seasoned trail veteran. A
world-renowned spot for sailing, Cascade Locks also hosts a
full schedule of sailboat racing events each year. Visit Cascade
Locks and discover some of the Gorge’s best kept secrets.
cascadelocks.net
Also known as “Hemlock,” Stabler is a small community in the
southernmost region of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Stabler is primarily a bedroom community for commuters
working in nearby Carson, Stevenson, and other towns in the
Columbia River Gorge. As the “Gateway to Mount St. Helens,”
Stabler is a year round recreation area. Activities include hunting,
fishing, hiking with access to the Pacific Crest Trail, camping
and snowmobiling. A plethora of forest products can be
obtained, with permit, such as edible mushrooms, huckleberries
and beargrass.
UNDERWOOD
Underwood is located at the far eastern end of Skamania
County. It is on the eastern slope of the Cascades with less rain
accumulation than the western side of the county. The combination of good soil and climate allows the Underwood wineries to
produce premium wine grapes. The Spring Creek National Fish
Hatchery in Underwood raises over 15 million Tule Fall Chinook
salmon each year. From the hatchery, visitors can also watch
large numbers of windsurfers and kiteboarders enjoying the brisk
winds at this world-class sailing site.
NORTH BONNEVILLE
One of Washington's best kept secrets, North Bonneville is ideally
located between the recreational attractions of the Columbia Gorge
and the metropolitan Portland area, just 45 miles away. Recreation
runs year-round at North Bonneville. Hunting, fishing, golfing and
hiking are all readily accessible. An 18-hole disc golf course is
located in a park-like setting which blends perfectly with the city’s
existing heritage trail system. The Heritage Trail system includes
almost 12 miles of paved pathways that are perfect for biking and
walking. On the east side of town, the mighty Bonneville Dam is a
must-see attraction. www.northbonnevlle.net
Locks Waterfront Grill riverside dining
541-645-0372 LocksGrill.com
Located in Cascade Locks/Marine Park
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Scenic and Historic Bike Rides
ON THE TRAIL
Finished in the early 1920’s, the Historic Columbia River Highway was the first in America to
be designated as a scenic highway and was designed to offer the traveler a dynamic view of
vistas, waterfalls and scenic events.
LEWIS RIVER TRAIL #31
EASY CLIMB
STRAWBERRY ISLAND TRAIL
THE HERITAGE TRAIL SYSTEM
Level: Moderate » Trip: 19.2 miles » 45 minutes from Stevenson, WA
Level: Easy » Trip: 2 miles » Cascade Locks, OR
Level: Easy to Moderate » Trip: 3 miles » North Bonneville, WA
Level: Easy » Trip: 12 miles » North Bonneville, WA
The Lewis River Trail is one of the most scenic trails in North
America. Ride through old-growth forest along the Lewis River on
beautiful single track while passing by breathtaking waterfalls. A
moderate ride, although there are some reasonable climbs and places
where you may have to hike a bike for sections alongside steep cliffs.
The trail can be ridden as an out-and-back, or as a one-way trail with
the return trip along the 90 road. If you want to make this a weekend
adventure, it’s worth getting a campsite at the Lower Falls Campground.
Across the river from Stevenson is the Easy Climb, a relatively new
mountain bike trail built by the Northwest Trail Alliance in partnership
with the Port of Cascade Locks. If you are looking for a riding spot that
is tight and twisty, this is a good trail for doing laps and getting a quick
workout. There are many scenic views along the Columbia River, beach
access and fun downhills with big bank turns. The route should take
from 20–50 minutes depending on speed and ability.
This trail travels through beautiful oak forest and extensive grasslands
offering impressive views of the Columbia River and Beacon Rock. It
is both hilly and flat depending on which route you choose. Lewis and
Clark named Strawberry Island in 1805, stating that the island was
“covered with grass scattered with strawberry vines.” Sunsets are
amazing from the park bench at the top of the hill.
The Heritage Trail System, in the town of North Bonneville, includes
almost 12 miles of paved pathways for easy family friendly bike riding.
Be sure to look for the Bigfoot statues while exploring the trails.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, follow Highway 14 east to the turn off
for Carson. Head north on Hwy 30 through Carson and continue up the
winding road to Oldman Pass. Turn left on Curly Creek Road and continue to Forest Road (FR) #90. Turn right on FR #90, then left onto FR
#9039 and park on the other side of the Lewis River near the trailhead.
NOTE: For an easier ride, continue along the road to the Lower Falls
Campground, and ride the same trail downhill. If you are doing a one
way trip, then park one car and continue heading up FR #90 with the
other car for another 9 miles. You can park near the trailhead at the
Lower Falls Campground. NW Forest Pass is required, see page 36 for
more details.
FORT CASCADES HISTORIC TRAIL
Level: Easy » Trip: 1.5 miles » North Bonneville, WA
Short, but packed with history, the Fort Cascades Historic Trail can
be accessed from the same turnoff used to access Bonneville Dam.
You begin at an interpretive structure, where you’ll learn about ancient
landslides, river transportation and early settlement at this unique river
location. The loop will hook up with the Strawberry Island Trail at one
point, offering a longer bike ride.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, travel 6 miles west on Highway 14
towards Bonneville Dam and North Bonneville. Just west of the Dam,
turn left on Dam Access Road. Follow the road west to the trailhead.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, Washington, cross the Bridge of the
Gods to Cascade Locks, Oregon. Go through town, take a left on
Forest Lane. Turn left on Cramblett Lane, you will see the parking
area to your right.
NOTE: Watch for poison oak off trail. No pass required.
HARD TIME LOOP
Level: Easy to Moderate » Trip: 11 miles » 30 minutes from Stevenson, WA
Many cross country ski trails offer great mountain biking adventures
at the Wind River Sports Area. The Hard Time Loop is an excellent 11
mile touring trail offering flat and rolling terrain ranging in elevation from
2,980 feet to 3,240 feet. Start from the Oldman Pass Sno-Park at Trail
#148, (Oldman Loop). Head clockwise to the intersection with Forest
Road 3054. Turn left and continue on Forest Road 3054. A viewpoint
offers a spectacular view of Mount St. Helens, Mount Rainier and
Mount Adams.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, travel three miles east on Highway
14 and turn left on Wind River Highway (Hwy 30) to Carson. Travel 25
miles north of Carson to the Oldman Pass Sno-Park.
NOTE: Refer to map on page 35 for assistance. NW Forest Pass is
required, see page 36 for more details.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, travel to North Bonneville, 7 miles
west on Highway 14 from the Bridge of the Gods. Enter North
Bonneville, turn right at the gas station, then follow signs to the ball
park. The trailhead begins near the ball park, look for the totem pole.
NOTE: Beware of ticks in the spring due to high grasses. No pass
required.
ON THE ROAD
ASHES LAKE RIDE
Level: Moderate » Trip: 6 miles » Stevenson, WA
Two miles of this trail is a non-motorized path which connects you to
scenic Ashes Lake Road. There are very few motorized vehicles on
Ashes Lake Road and enough hills to give you a good work out.
GETTING THERE: In Stevenson, park at the Rock Creek Playground at
the fairgrounds on Rock Creek Drive. From there, head west on the
sidewalk along the pond until you reach the entrance for Skamania
Lodge. Follow the path west, which will take you to Ashes Lake Rd.
This is an out and back ride so turn around at the stop sign at Hwy 14.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, travel 7 miles west to the North
Bonneville town entrance. Parking is available across from the gas
station.
NOTE: No pass required.
HISTORIC COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY
Level: Moderate » Trip: 13 miles » Cascade Locks, OR
Across the Bridge of the Gods in Cascade Locks, Oregon you will find
the first highway in America to be designated as a scenic highway. The
Historic Columbia River Highway offers a 13 mile car-free path that
takes riders by Eagle Creek Trailhead and Bonneville Dam. Make sure
to take a break at the Dam and visit Herman the Sturgeon. The car-free
path ends at the Elowah Falls Trailhead where you will turn around and
head back to Cascade Locks. This is a great ride for a quick workout
or a leisurely day on your bike.
GETTING THERE: From Stevenson, cross the Bridge of the Gods to
Cascade Locks, Oregon. The parking lot is to the left of the restaurant
under the bridge near the mural. The upper trailhead travels along the
highway to the left of the parking lot.
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MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL
VOLCANIC MONUMENT
Monument Headquarters 360.449.7800
Mount St. Helens Visitor Center 360.274.0962
Johnston Ridge Observatory 360.274.2140
Coldwater Ridge Science & Education
Center 360.274.2114
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www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/mshnvm
www.mountsthelens.com/visitorcenters
GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST
Forest Headquarters 360.891.5000
Cowlitz Valley Ranger District 360.497.1100
Mount Adams Ranger District 509.395.3400
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MOUNT ST. HELENS' FACTS
]
• Ash fell as far as 930 miles away.
• Debris, avalanche and mudflows buried the
Toutle Valley to a depth of almost 50 meters.
• The eruption lasted for nine hours.
• 250 square miles of land was damaged.
• Estimate of animals killed: 7,000 big game
animals, 12 million Chinook and Coho salmon,
and millions of birds and small mammals.
photo by Randy Craig
MOUNT ST. HELENS
WHEN MOUNT ST. HELENS ERUPTED ON MAY 18, 1980, IT STOOD AT 9,677
feet until almost 2,000 feet blew off the top of the mountain, reducing
the elevation to 8,364 feet. This eruption caused massive destruction
and the death of 57 people in the area. The debris and ash flows
which followed caused extensive damage to local communities
and destroyed an expansive area of forest. The blast is said to have
been 500 times greater than the 20-kiloton atomic bomb that fell
on Hiroshima. Winds reached 670 miles per hour and carried
temperatures of 800 degrees Fahrenheit.
Over the past 200 years there have been only three periods of
eruptive activity on this grand volcanic peak: 1800-1857, 1980-1986
and just recently in 2004-2006. In late September 2004, after 18 years
of relative quiet, hundreds of earthquakes signaled Mount St. Helens’
reawakening. During 2005, the volcano erupted more than 90 million
cubic yards of new lava, forming seven massive rock piles on the south
crater floor. Compared with other volcanoes, Mount St. Helens ranks
amongst the world’s most active and violent mountains.
Locals and visitors alike agree that Mount St. Helens is a must-see
destination in Skamania County.
TAKE A DRIVE
From central Skamania County, the quickest way to see Mount St. Helens is via the Carson route: Follow Hwy 14
to Carson, head North on Hwy 30 (a.k.a. Wind River Highway). Beyond the
Carson National Fish Hatchery turn right, and continue to Oldman Pass. A
short time after reaching the pass you will turn left at the 51 Rd/Curly Creek
junction. The McClellan Viewpoint provides a distant but outstanding view of
the mountain. It will take approximately 30-45 minutes to reach McClellan
Viewpoint from Carson. The closest southeastern view of Mount St. Helens
and the devastated area is found at Windy Ridge, which is also accessible by
the northern route past Carson and beyond McClellan Viewpoint to the FS 90
Road, then north on FS 25 to FS 99.
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GIFFORD PINCHOT
NATIONAL FOREST
LOCATED IN SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON, SKAMANIA COUNTY
covers over one million acres of spectacular diverse
country. Eighty percent of Skamania County is home
to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Skamania’s
southern border is defined by the Columbia River, and
the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. The
northern territory holds the peak of Mount St. Helens in
the west and the base of Mount Adams to the east.
The Gifford Pinchot National Forest is full of recreational
opportunities: hiking, camping, mountain biking, hunting,
fishing, mushroom and berry picking, winter recreation
and much more. Within the forest lie Trapper Creek and
Indian Heaven Wilderness, the Pacific Crest Trail, lakes,
waterfalls and mountain rivers.
Trapper Creek Wilderness encompasses 6,050 acres of
forested solitude. The lower elevations of the wilderness
area are characterized by stands of old growth Douglas
fir, with fire regenerated second growth Douglas fir found
in the higher elevations. Huckleberry fields can also be
found at higher elevations near Observation Peak.
Indian Heaven Wilderness spans approximately 16,000
acres near Mount Adams with numerous meadows,
forested areas and more than 150 lakes. Many of the
lakes are stocked to provide fishing for anglers. The
Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail (PCT), which stretches
from Mexico to Canada, crosses Indian Heaven Wilderness north to south for a distance of 16.4 miles, with
several side trails to larger lakes.
Mount Adams rises to an elevation of 12,326 feet and
is the second highest peak in Washington State after
Mount Rainier. Mount Adams is located in a remote
wilderness 35 miles east of Mount St. Helens.
Detailed maps and brochures are available at the
Skamania County Chamber of Commerce office.
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COLUMBIA
RIVER GORGE
H OT D E L I • G RO C E R I E S • G A S
It’s possible that more pictures are taken per
mile in Skamania County than anywhere else
in Washington State. Visitors will find they can
capture beauty from the window of their car or
on the seat of their motorcycle as they travel
along the mighty Columbia River. State Route
14 is a scenic byway also known as the Lewis
and Clark Trail. The route’s traverse through
Skamania County is often called its most scenic
section. The highway crosses the Cascade
Mountains near sea level, allowing year-round
transit and easy access to four seasons of
outdoor beauty and activity.
As you travel through the Columbia River Gorge,
you will see the aftermath of thousands of
volcanic eruptions with piled layers of volcanic
ash, lava and mud flows. This event created
the slippery red clay and greenish rocks visible
on the canyon walls today. The Columbia River
Gorge is 4,000 feet deep at points. The north
canyon walls are in Washington State and the
south are in Oregon. The Cascade Range, with
its towering volcanoes and mountains, creates
a substantial barrier between east and west.
photo by Fawn Hughes
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FISH ON!
SKAMANIA COUNTY PROVIDES A LIMITLESS
NUMBER OF FISHING OPPORTUNITIES FOR
THE EXPERIENCED TO THE BEGINNING ANGLER.
The vast Columbia River, mountain streams,
wilderness lakes, reservoirs and ponds make
this beautiful area a fisherman's paradise.
The season starts out on the Columbia River with
the spring run of Chinook salmon, also known as
the king salmon. Trolling the mouth of the Wind
River and Drano Lake during the early part of the
run is popular in the springtime, with the fish
beginning to show up in mid-March and the run
peaking in early May. Spring chinook are highly
prized by Northwest anglers because the early
runs contain the highest oil content, which many
claim make the "springers" the best tasting salmon.
During the latter part of the run when the springers
enter the tributaries, the Wind River becomes the
hot spot, usually around Memorial Day weekend.
As spring turns to summer, steelhead and summer
Chinook season kicks in.
This page: bottom left & above photo by Sikora Photography
NATIONAL FISH HATCHERIES
photo by Martin Froehlich
WHETHER THE FISH ARE BITING OR NOT, A SUNSET OR
MOONLIT EVENING ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER IS SOMETHING
EVERYONE SHOULD EXPERIENCE.
When the days start to shorten in the Fall, coho and fall Chinook fishing picks up.
While some say that the fall Chinook are not as tasty as the springers, they are typically
much larger and can get up to 50-60 pounds, which is more than enough to fill up most
smokers. As winter sets in, the heartiest of anglers bare the elements for the winter
steelhead fun.
There's a multitude of other angling opportunities for fishing such as sturgeon,
walleye, small mouth bass and wilderness lake trout fishing. Sturgeon are somewhat
of a prehistoric creature and can get to an enormous size of up to 10 feet. Aside from
the possibility of hooking in to a monster, sturgeon fishing can get quite active at times
with frequent strikes and plenty of action!
PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCHES
BEACON ROCK STATE PARK BOAT LAUNCH
HAMILTON ISLAND BOAT RAMP
Located 13 miles west of Stevenson just past North Bonneville.
Located just downstream of Bonneville Lock and Dam.
CASCADE BOAT RAMP
SWIFT RESERVOIR BOAT LAUNCH
Located in downtown Stevenson on the east side waterfront.
Located at Swift Forest Camp.
DRANO LAKE BOAT RAMP
WIND RIVER BOAT RAMP
Located 14 miles east of Stevenson.
Located at the mouth of the Wind River in Home Valley.
 There are six public boat launches in Skamania County: three above Bonneville Dam, two below and one at Swift Reservoir.
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CARSON NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY
Since 1937, hatchery production has helped spring Chinook
populations recover in the Columbia River. Today Carson releases
more than 1.1 million smolts (young salmon) annually. The best
time to visit is May through August to view adult salmon returning
up the ladder. Located 14 miles north of Carson on Hwy 30.
509-427-5905 // www.fws.gov/gorgefish/carson
SPRING CREEK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY
The Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery raises more than 10.5
million Tule Fall Chinook salmon annually. Adult Tule Fall Chinook
salmon return in September and visitors can watch the fish being
spawned in mid- to late September. Located 16 miles east of
Stevenson on Hwy 14.
509-493-1730 // www.fws.gov/gorgefish/springcreek
LITTLE WHITE SALMON FISH HATCHERY
An underwater viewing area and wildlife viewing opportunities at
the hatchery make this a favorite for visitors year-round. Spring
and fall Chinook can be seen spawning in the river below the
hatchery, particularly in the spring and fall. The mile long entrance
road begins at the west end of the bridge, over the Little White
Salmon River at Drano Lake, 12 miles east from Stevenson.
509-538-2755 // www.fws.gov/gorgefish/littlewhite
Between 700,000 and 1.5 million upstream migrant adult
salmon and steelhead, and an estimated 24-43 million
downstream migrant salmon and steelhead fingerlings,
pass Bonneville Dam in an average year. Shad, sturgeon,
lamprey and other species are also seen.
BONNEVILLE LOCK AND DAM
The mighty Bonneville Dam is a must-see attraction. Located in
the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Bonneville Lock
and Dam spans the Columbia River and links the two states of
Washington and Oregon. Built and operated by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, Bonneville Lock and Dam was the first federal
lock and dam on the Columbia and Snake rivers. The Dam is 3,463
feet long and produces over one million kilowatts of electricity.
Visitors can experience first-hand the operation of two hydroelectric
powerhouses and watch migrating fish traveling upstream at the
underwater viewing rooms next to the fish ladders.
The Washington Shore Visitors Center offers one of the world’s
most accessible views of a powerhouse. Inside, generators can be
seen from a walkway 85 feet above the powerhouse floor. Visitors
can ride an escalator down into the powerhouse to get a close-up
view of a generator and rotating turbine shaft through special
viewing windows. Fish viewing windows offer a chance to watch
coho, sockeye, and king salmon, along with steelhead, shad, lamprey and other fish, as they head upstream each summer and fall.
The Bradford Island Visitors Center, located on the Oregon side
of the Columbia River, is a five-level-facility, offering amazing
underwater views of migrating fish, a large theater, and displays that
offer insights into the history and workings of a hydropower plant.
The adjacent Bonneville Fish Hatchery has informative displays
and ponds filled with rainbow trout and a half-dozen massive white
sturgeon. Sturgeon still spawn in the area below the dam and the
lower Columbia River supports a healthy sturgeon population.
Bonneville Lock and Dam was placed on the National Register of
Historic Places as an historic district in June 1986.
VISITOR CENTERS are open daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas
and New Years Day. Admission is free. For further information call
541-374-8820 or 509-427-4281. https:/www.nwp.usace.army.mil
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MORE FUN THINGS TO DO
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BERRY PICKING
In late August or early September, family huckleberry picking is popular
at numerous places throughout the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
BIKING
The City of North Bonneville has more than 12 miles of family friendly,
relatively flat paved biking trails which wind throughout the town. The
Historic Columbia River Highway across the river in Cascade Locks,
Oregon offers a wide, paved path connecting the Tanner Creek, Eagle
Creek and Cascade Locks areas for nonmotorized recreationists. For
road and mountain bike rides see pages 22-23.
BIRD WATCHING
HIKING
If it is hiking you are interested in, this is the place to do it. There are
numerous trailheads in the area for hikers of all abilities. Waterfalls
are abundant in the Pacific Northwest, and the Pacific Crest Trail runs
through Skamania County. See pages 36-41 for featured popular
hiking trails.
MOTORCYCLE TOURING
Skamania County is the perfect start for many motorcycle rides due
to its central location to so many great roads. The area features many
stunning roads beyond the main arteries of I-84 and SR 14 offering
world class riding.
Skamania County is home to a vast number of birds and waterfowl.
For a birding map or more information, stop by the Skamania County
Chamber of Commerce.
MUSHROOMING
CAMPING
ROCK CLIMBING
Skamania County is camping country, with campgrounds to satisfy
all levels of wilderness experience. Visit the Gifford Pinchot National
Forest website to learn about available campgrounds.
www.fs.fed.us/gpnf
DISC GOLF
The North Bonneville Disc Golf course provides 18 challenging holes
with concrete tee pads, beautiful scenery, panoramic views and plenty
of hazards. Come play the only PDGA sanctioned course between
Portland and the Tri-Cities and see what all the buzz is about. For
more information check us out at www.nbdga.org.
FISHING
Skamania County provides a limitless number of fishing opportunities
for the experienced to the beginning angler. The vast Columbia River,
mountain streams, wilderness lakes, reservoirs and ponds make
Skamania County a year-round fisherman’s paradise. While salmon,
steelhead and sturgeon seem to be the highly prized fish in the
Columbia River, walleye, shad, small mouth bass and trout are also
abundant in the many lakes and streams. More fishing info can be
found on page 28.
GOLF
Take advantage of golfing amongst some of the most beautiful
scenery at Beacon Rock Golf Course, Elk Ridge Golf Course and
Skamania Lodge.
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From morels to chanterelles, Skamania County has a bunch. Be sure to
take an experienced mushroomer with you when you go picking.
Pack up the tent or RV and go camping
Taste your way on the wine lovers loop
Follow the footsteps of Lewis & Clark
Climb the core of an extinct volcano at
Beacon Rock
Marvel at the many wildflowers
Browse through local art galleries
Go shopping at unique shops
Pick berries and mushrooms
Sample microbrews and taste local fare
Visit Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams
Pamper yourself with a spa treatment
and massage
• Build a snowman, go skiing, sledding or snowshoeing
• Explore history at the Columbia Gorge
Interpretive Center Museum
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Explore the Ice Caves
Hike to a waterfall
Browse through antique shops
Spend time at our county fair
Visit Bonneville Dam
Take a scenic drive through the forest
Watch salmon at local fish hatcheries
Stay overnight at one of our many
lodging facilities
Beacon Rock offers excellent opportunities for rock climbing except
where it interferes with nesting raptors, primarily on the south face.
The presence of the falcon nest requires that the south face be closed
to technical rock activity February 1 to July 15 annually.
• Take the family to putt-putt golf or try
SPELUNKING/APE CAVES
• Catch a salmon or a sturgeon in the
With well over 100,000 visitors a year, Ape Cave is one of the most
popular spots in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The Ape Cave
has a parking area, trail, interpretive displays and restrooms. At the
Apes Headquarters, visitors can rent lanterns and buy books and
maps in the summer. Interpretive tours in the cave are held several
times a day from Memorial Day to Labor Day. For specific times of
tours, call monument headquarters at 360-247-3900.
http://mountsthelens.com/ape-caves.html
ZIP LINE TOURS
Skamania Lodge Zip Line Tours offer stunning views and 2-2.5 hours of
adventure as you fly suspended by a cable over the moss covered firs
of the rain canopy forest. Ride down seven different lines, the longest
one being over 800 feet in length, and test your balance skills on the
suspension bridges with experienced and friendly guides. Get out
of your comfort zone and go zip at the world class Skamania Lodge
resort located in Stevenson, Washington.
www.zipnskamania.com
disc golf
Columbia River
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and kiteboarders
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Soak in mineral waters
Follow the bird watching trail
Bicycle the many paths and trails
Kayak or raft a scenic river
Hit the links at a scenic golf course
Experience the geological wonders of the
• Take a zip line tour
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SKAMANIA COUNTY IS YOUR
HOME BASE FOR ALL THE FUN,
EXCITEMENT AND SCENERY
THE COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE
HAS TO OFFER.
photo by Karl Winner
WATER SPORTS
BOAT TOURS
Experience the natural and scenic wonders of the Columbia River
Gorge aboard a luxurious riverboat, an old-fashioned sternwheeler,
or a high-speed catamaran jet boat. Scenic rides, dinner cruises,
thrill rides and interpretive tours are all available from the Willamette
River in Portland to the Columbia River in the heart of the Gorge.
photo courtesy of River Drifters
The Columbia River Gorge is a source of phenomenal
beauty and enjoyment, providing a playground for just about
every kind of recreation. The river’s canyon-like walls create a
natural wind tunnel, making ideal conditions for windsurfing,
kiteboarding and sailing.
In the early 1980s, the “boardheads” discovered the high and
steady wind that blew through the Gorge and soon began
to challenge the “nuclear winds.” In 1989, kiteboarding was
discovered when Corey Roeseler strapped his feet to stock
water skis and with three rectangular colorful kites, took off
across the Columbia into a crowd of surprised windsurfers.
Today kiteboarding is one of the fastest growing water
sports in the world and you can find a mecca of kiteboarding
enthusiasts right here in Skamania County.
photo by Brian Bissell
Stand up paddleboarding (SUP) is taking off in all corners
of the world including the Columbia River Gorge. You don’t
need waves, you don’t need wind and it is great for fitness.
It is the perfect complement to windsurfing, kiteboarding and
surfing. Downwind SUPing is becoming very popular due the
epic swell conditions on the Columbia River. Be prepared
to see an increase of paddlers in the years to come— it is a
sport that is here to stay!
SKAMANIA COUNTY BEACHES
BOB'S BEACH
Rocky beach, grassy lawn, spacious launching area for windsurfing,
covered changing cabana, picnic tables, and restrooms. Located on
the west end of town next to the Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge.
CASCADE BOAT LAUNCH
Boat launch, restroom facility with changing cabana, grassy lawn area,
picnic tables, easy access for jet skiing, fishing, sailing, kayaking. No
overnight docking or camping.
EAST POINT KITE BEACH
Great spot for watching the powerful winds launch kiteboarders up
to 40 feet in the air. Home of the summertime Kiteboarding Festival.
Located behind Port of Skamania building just west of Cascade
Boat Launch.
HOME VALLEY SWIM BEACH
Sandy beach, swimming area, ball fields and playground nearby.
Seven miles east of Stevenson in Home Valley.
LEAVENS POINT
Set between Stevenson Landing and the East Point Kite Beach. A
great spot to picnic and soak up the sun, while viewing the Columbia
River and mountains of Oregon.
PEBBLE BEACH
A more quiet secluded beach with pebbles and interesting driftwood.
A walk down a short path just east of the Cascade Boat Launch.
STEVENSON LANDING
The perfect spot for taking photos and watching the activity on the
river. Cruise ship pier located at the end of Russell Street next to
Teo Park.
TEO PARK
A beautiful setting for weddings, family reunions and festivals. Grassy
lawn area, picnic tables and parking. Located east of the Columbia
Gorge Riverside Lodge.
With the exception of Home Valley Swim Beach, all beaches listed
above are located in Stevenson, Washington.
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JET SKIING
Jet skiing has become quite popular at East Point in Stevenson.
This family friendly day use area features a picnic area, boat dock
and restroom facilities.
KAYAKING
For flat water kayaking try the Columbia River on a calm day.
Greenleaf Reservoir, Rock Creek Pond and Ashes Lake are great
spots for those looking for touring opportunities.
KITE BOARDING
One of the fastest growing watersports, kiteboarding combines the
aspects of wakeboarding, windsurfing, surfing, paragliding and
gymnastics into one extreme sport. Stevenson’s Kite Beach is a
great place to watch kiteboarders launch up to 40 feet into the air.
SAILING
Sailors travel from all over the world for the consistent and
dependable wind that blows throughout the Columbia River.
Cascade Locks, Oregon, located across the Bridge of the Gods,
is the home base for over 11 regattas annually including the Tasar
World Championships.
STAND UP PADDLING
Not only a fun way to play on the water, stand up paddling also
provides a full body workout. Rentals, lessons and demos are
available in Hood River, Oregon.
WATER SKIING >> WAKE BOARDING >> TUBING
When the wind stops blowing on the Columbia River, the calm
waters offer a gorgeous setting for skimming across the water
behind a boat.
WHITE WATER RAFTING >> KAYAKING
Treat yourself to a fun filled day rafting or kayaking amongst the
beautiful river canyons of the White Salmon and Klickitat rivers.
Many local outfitters offer a variety of trips for rafters of all
experience levels.
WINDSURFING
The Columbia River Gorge has been called the windsurfing capital
due to ideal wind conditions for all levels. One of Skamania
County’s best places to see the “boardheads” is at the Spring
Creek Fish Hatchery located on Hwy 14, four miles west of the
Hood River Bridge.
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photo by Kate Abbott
GETTING THERE
WINTER RECREATION IN SKAMANIA COUNTY IS ONE OF THE REGION’S
BEST KEPT SECRETS. SNOWMOBILING, CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING,
SNOWSHOEING AND SLEDDING ARE ALL READILY ACCESSIBLE AT
LOCAL SNOW PARKS.
The Wind River Winter Recreation Area, only 30 minutes north
of Carson in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, provides
groomed cross-country and snowmobile trails covering
beautiful terrain with views of the Cascade Mountain Range.
The Oldman Pass area offers one of the best hills around for
family friendly tubing, sledding and tobogganing. When the
snow level drops to 2,000 feet, you can take a drive to
Government Mineral Springs for snow touring in the Trapper
Creek Wilderness. Another option for winter fun is located
near Mount Adams in the eastern part of Skamania County.
Atkisson, Flat Top and Big Tree Sno-Parks offer cross country
and snowmobiling trails. Mount Adams rises to 12,236 feet and
is the second highest peak in Washington State.
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If downhill skiing is your passion, Mount Hood is located in
Oregon with four ski areas to choose from. When road conditions are good, the drive from Stevenson is just over one hour.
Keep in mind that when the weather in town is mild, there can
be a winter wonderland just 30 miles away. Always be prepared
by carrying tire chains, extra clothing, food and water.
Sno-Park permits are required and available at local stores, and
the Chamber of Commerce office in downtown Stevenson.
Mount Adams Winter Recreation Area
Access Mount Adams Sno-Parks via Hwy 141, north off of
Hwy 14, eighteen miles from Stevenson. To reach Atkisson
Sno-Park, follow 141 past the Ranger Station approximately
five miles. The Sno-Park entrance is on the south side of the
road, just within the Forest boundary. Flat Top and Big Tree
Sno-Parks are located farther north from Atkisson.
Wind River Winter Recreation Area
Access the Wind River Sno-Parks via the Wind River Highway
(Hwy 30) north of Carson about 30 miles. After you pass the
Carson Fish Hatchery, you will see a sign for the recreation
area that points to your right. Follow the road to the parking
area at the top of the pass.
Government Mineral Springs
Access Government Mineral Springs by traveling on Wind
River Highway north of Carson approximately 14 miles to the
Carson National Fish Hatchery. Continue northwest for one
mile, proceeding straight on to Forest Service Road 3065 to
the entrance.
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GORGEOUS
HIKES
Skamania Lodge Hiking Trails
Guide to Hiking Levels
Easy: Level to gently rolling terrain and incline. Easy hiking.
Requires limited skill and has minimal physical challenges.
views · forest · lakes
Moderate: Easy hiking that involves an increase in mileage and
elevation gain.
More Difficult: Vigorous hiking with moderate hills and slopes.
Requires a moderate skill level and provides a moderate
physical challenge.
Most Difficult: Requires a high degree of skill and provides a lot
of physical challenge. Steep grades, narrow tread widths, low
levels of maintenance could arise. May require stepping over
logs or traversing steep slopes or stream fords. Suitable for
experienced hikers in good physical condition.
NOTE:
Changing weather conditions can affect hiking levels for trails.
Hiking Resources
www.skamania.org 509-427-8911/800-989-9178
Mount St. Helens National Monument
www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/mshnvm 360-449-7800
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/trails 360-891-5000
Mount Adams Ranger Station
www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/recreation 509-395-3400
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/columbia/forest/ 541-308-1700
DON’T FORGET! A NORTHWEST FOREST PASS IS REQUIRED FOR MOST TRAILS AND FEE SITES IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER
GORGE NATIONAL SCENIC AREA AND GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST.
A DISCOVER PASS IS REQUIRED FOR ALL TRAILS OR FEE SITES IN WASHINGTON STATE PARKS.
1131 Skamania Lodge Way
Stevenson, WA 98648
NOTE:
The trail system at Skamania
Lodge offers over four miles of
hiking paths on the property.
No pass required.
CREEK LOOP TRAIL: 1.5 miles // Level: Easy
Beginning at the Golf Shop, turn right and pass the 18th green of the golf course. The trail takes you
toward a spectacular viewpoint overlooking the course's 13th hole, the Columbia River and the cliffs
of the Oregon Cascades. It then follows the path of Foster Creek, meandering through the forest and
crossing the creek twice via a footbridge. The trail joins the Lake Loop Trail at Lilly Pad, where many
guests report seeing a variety of wildlife including birds, frogs, turtles and deer.
LAKE LOOP TRAIL: 1.75 miles // Level: Easy
Beginning at the Golf Shop, turn left and go past the 2nd fairway, continuing behind the cart path near
the 3rd tee, and coming out behind the 4th green. Follow the trail, go down the hill and behind the 5th
green where you will see Wy'East Lake on your left. Walk along part of the lake and you will emerge near
a picnic area between and behind the 3rd green and 4th tee. Follow the gravel service road along the
shore of Lilly Pad Lake to the junction with Creek Loop Trail, and return to the Golf Shop. For a slightly
longer hike, turn left and follow Creek Loop Trail in a reverse path back to its starting point.
GORGE LOOP TRAIL: 1 mile Fitness Course // Level: Easy
The shortest of the three hiking paths is a fitness trail with several workout stations. Gorge Loop begins
at the Fitness Center/playground area. From there, carefully cross the driveway to a paved path overlooking the tennis courts and the 14th fairway. Stay in the woods and follow the trail uphill to a magnificent viewing area overlooking the 16th fairway and featuring glimpses of the Columbia River. Proceed
down the hill into a canyon, to begin a switchback where you will climb back up the hill and emerge
behind the 16th green. During this stretch of the hike, be sure to look for views of the Bridge of the Gods.
Follow the cart path down and across the main driveway to return to the Lodge on the paved footpath.
Driving Directions: From Stevenson, follow Rock Creek Drive at the west end of town and look for the
sign for Skamania Lodge. From the Bridge of the Gods, travel 1.5 miles east on Highway 14 and turn left
on Rock Creek Drive, then drive another ¼ mile to the entrance of Skamania Lodge on your left.
*NW Forest Passes can be purchased at the Skamania County Chamber of Commerce and local convenience stores.
The Washington State Discover Pass can be purchased at Beacon Rock State Park and local convenience stores.*
Cape Horn Trail
waterfalls · Gorge view
This hike features gorgeous views, rocky crags, streams and two waterfalls, and is one of the newest
hiking trails in Skamania County. The full trail loop provides fantastic views of the Columbia River Gorge,
an intimate look at Cape Horn Falls and a challenging workout as it climbs and descends the rocky
slopes of Cape Horn.
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Hiking
Relaxation
History
Adventure
Fishing
Need a home base for your hiking spirit?
You already have one. With hundreds of
trails nearby—ranging from Beacon Rock to
the spectacular Dog Mountain—Stevenson,
Washington, is hikers’ paradise found. And
at the end of the day, we have the spas and
cozy beds to soothe tired soles.
CITYOFSTEVENSON.COM
Round Trip: 7 miles
Level: Most Difficult
Elevation Gain: 1300 ft
18 miles from Stevenson, WA
NOTE:
It is important to note that the
lower trail is CLOSED from February 1st to July 15th to protect
peregrine falcon nesting areas.
Parts of the trail are narrow which
can be unsafe during heavy snow
and icy conditions.
No pass required.
From the parking lot, walk directly across Salmon Falls Road onto the trail and into the forest. A large
sign marks the entrance. Most of the climbing for the entire 7 miles is accomplished in the first mile. At
the top of the hill you’ll pop out onto Tipping Tree Point, which overlooks miles of the Columbia River,
Angels Rest, Beacon Rock, Larch Mountain, Multnomah Falls and Dog Mountain. From the summit
descend gently to an old logging road. While hiking, if you come upon unmarked branching trails or old
roads, just keep to the left and you won’t get lost. 1.8 miles from the trailhead you'll emerge from the
forest onto a paved road. Cross the road, head toward your left, then turn right onto an old gravel road
and continue about 2,000 feet to a bluff overlooking the Columbia and the new Nancy Russell Overlook.
Near the bluff’s edge turn right into the forest. This begins your descent down to the cliffs above the
Columbia River. In ¾ of a mile cross under State Route 14 using one of the new pedestrian underpasses.
After crossing the highway, follow the trail toward the bluffs. When you come to a 4-way intersection,
go straight, paralleling the edge of the bluffs. The trail will take you down onto the bluffs overlooking the
Columbia, up some talus slopes, and through the woods to Cape Horn Road. The final section of the
trail is a 1.3 mile walk along the pastoral country road, back to Hwy 14. Another underpass will take you
back under the highway. This hike is not for the novice. Bring a positive attitude, lots of water and do
not forget your camera. The full trail loop is 7 miles with 1,200 feet of elevation gain.
Driving Directions: Follow State Highway 14 west from Stevenson about 18 miles, pass Beacon Rock
State Park and continue to the intersection with Salmon Falls Road, near mile post 26. Turn right onto
Salmon Falls Road, immediately turn right again and you’ll see trailhead parking on your right in the
Skamania County Park & Ride lot. http://www.capehorntrail.org/trailmap.html
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Gillette Lake
Lower Falls Creek
natural lake
waterfall
A 2.2 mile hike takes you to the lower level of the spectacular Falls Creek waterfall. Start the hike by
crossing the cable suspension bridge which spans a rock gorge providing spectacular views of the
white water of Falls Creek. The trail follows Falls Creek, climbing through a 50- to 60-year-old forest for
about 1.5 miles. Continue uphill for 0.7 mile to the base of the waterfall. The trail ends at the waterfall.
There is a creek crossing prior to the falls. The delicate mist from the cascades of Falls Creek creates
a cool peaceful environment for relaxing at the end of the trail. There is also a hike to the Upper Falls
by following this road for 2.5 miles to the trailhead. The grade of the trail slowly climbs away from Falls
Creek and crosses two creeks before reaching the waterfall in about 2.5 miles. The trail flattens out for
about ¾ of a mile where it meets road #6503 and ends. Falls Creek surges over rocks and timber,
cascading from a height of about 100 feet.
This trail offers easy day-hiking on the Pacific Crest Trail. The terrain is dominated by second growth
Douglas Fir trees which is a section of the Pacific Crest Trail on an easement through private timberlands. The trail takes you east to hook up with the popular Pacific Crest Trail, then follow it north to
Gillette Lake (about 2.7 miles). Gillette Lake is one of many lakes that were formed by the incredible
geological event that created the Bridge of the Gods. The lake is stocked with golden trout and there
are often ducks as well, particularly in the winter. There’s recent evidence of beaver activity on the
shore of the lake. Deer are common around dusk, feeding in the clearcuts. The lake often has a green
coloration that gives it some nice character and tranquility.
Round Trip: 5.4 miles
Level: Easy to Moderate
5 miles west of Stevenson
Round Trip: 1000 feet
Level: Easy
13 miles from Carson, WA
Driving Directions: From Stevenson, travel approximately five miles to the Bonneville Trailhead (just
across from Bonneville Dam). From the parking lot, start out on a gravel road, but quickly divert up a
wooded path that starts straight uphill.
Note: NW Forest Pass required.
photo by Liz Loucks
18 miles from Carson, WA
Panther Creek Falls
Dog Mountain
waterfall
wildflowers · view
Water is abundant in the Columbia River Gorge and especially in Skamania County. And when it is in the
form of waterfalls, it is a lovely spectacle to behold. Panther Creek Falls is by far one of the most unique
waterfalls in the entire county. The falls consist of two tiers of segmented waterfalls, 50 to 75 feet in
height, all pouring into the same basin. You will spend more time in the car driving to this waterfall than
actually hiking to it. The falls are reached in less than 500 feet. The trail is short and easy leading to an
observation deck. This waterfall is a photographer's dream.
A very popular trail, particularly from mid-April through early June, when the hills are filled with blooming wildflowers. Hikers will also see impressive views of Mount St. Helens, Mount Adams and Mount
Hood. The trail is somewhat challenging as it gains 2,948 feet in elevation and is 3.5 miles to the top.
Plan four hours to hike this one and take water and food for the break on top! This heavily used loop
opportunity climbs rapidly in the first 0.5 mile, gaining 700 feet in elevation. The trail forks, giving hikers
the option of heading north on the more direct, but steep route to the summit, or to the east for a longer
but more gradual climb. The trail to the right (east) provides a great opportunity for sweeping views of
the Columbia River and beautiful flowered meadows, while the northern route is a 2.5 mile steep grade
through the forest where it links back up to the summit loop trail. Watch for poison oak and rattlesnakes
along the trail.
Driving Directions: Drive along Wind River Highway (Hwy 30) north through Carson for 5.8 miles to the
second entrance to Old State Road and turn east. Almost immediately turn left onto Panther Creek
Road № 65. Drive along Panther Creek Road for 3.5 miles, you will see the sign for Panther Creek
Campground. Continue to travel 4 miles and you will see a large gravel pit on the right side of the road
(if you cross Big Huckleberry Creek, you've gone too far). Park at the gravel pit, cross the street and
walk back down the hill about 100 yards and look for the trail dropping down next to the rocky slope
below the road. There is a sign for Panther Creek Falls on the opposite side of the trailhead. The falls
are reached in less than 500 feet. // Note: No pass required.
Round Trip: 7 miles
Level: Most Difficult
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Driving Directions: To reach the trail, travel 10 miles east of Stevenson. After mile post 53 on Highway
14, there is a large dirt parking lot on the north side of the highway and a sign marks the trailhead.
photo by Amy Colacello
Pacific Crest Trail · Thornton Munger Natural Research Area
Strawberry Island
old-growth forest
river · mountain views
The Pacific Crest Trail is widely known and begins in Canada following the Cascade Mountain Range
south to the deserts of Mexico. It is 2,665 miles long. There are different access points that join the
Pacific Crest Trail in Skamania County with varying levels of hiking conditions. One particular hike
along the Pacific Crest Trail is in the Thornton Munger Natural Research Area, located in the Wind River
Experimental Forest. The trail begins by crossing a wooden foot bridge spanning Trout Creek. The first
part of the hike takes you through old-growth forests and climbs to an exceptional look-out point with
views overlooking the former Wind River Nursery and Wind River canyon area.
Round Trip: 4 miles
Level: Easy to More Difficult
12 miles north of Carson, WA
Driving Directions: Take State Highway 14 east to Carson. Go through the town and continue north
on Wind River Road #30 to Forest Rd #32062-057. Turn right and follow the signs to Lower Falls Creek
Trail #152A. // Note: NW Forest Pass required.
Driving Directions: Follow the Wind River Highway (Hwy 30) north through Carson, turn left at the Stabler
Store on Hemlock Road. Just past the Wind River Work Center, turn right and proceed up the road
about 1.5 miles, the trailhead begins on the left side by crossing a wooden foot bridge. There is no sign,
so look for the small turnout and bridge on your left on Trout Creek.
Strawberry Island’s 4-mile wildlife walk offers family-friendly, flat-terrain hiking. The area used to be
an island, however, it is now landlocked. You will find footpaths through high grass, rolling hills and a
remote pond full of wildlife. The hike offers gorgeous river and mountain views as well as a great
distant view of Beacon Rock. Lewis and Clark discovered Strawberry Island in 1806, naming it for its
profusion of strawberry vines. They observed abundant wildlife and much Indian activity when passing
by on November 2, 1805 and again on April 6, 1806. This is a Lewis & Clark Heritage Site.
Driving Directions: Travel to North Bonneville, Washington, 7 miles west on Highway 14 from Stevenson.
Enter North Bonneville and turn right at the gas station, follow signs to the ball park. Trailhead begins
near the ball park, look for totem pole.
Round Trip: 4 miles
Level: Easy
Note: No pass required.
photo courtesy of Bonneville Dam
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Hamilton Mountain
Fort Cascades Historic Site Trail
waterfalls · view
guided trail · views · forest
The trail to the top of Hamilton Mountain is a gradual climb (total gain is 2,100 feet) and is open and
maintained year-round by Beacon Rock State Park. The trailhead is at the park and is four miles one
way. Allow two hours to hike each way. As the trail climbs, it becomes quite steep on your way to a
sheer cliff with spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge and Bonneville Dam. Hikers will enjoy
lush forest scenery and views of Hardy Creek and Rodney Falls along with the “Pool of the Winds,”
an impressive cavern enclosing Rodney Falls. The hike is less difficult if you hike only to the waterfalls.
The Fort Cascades trail is a short one-and-a-half mile loop along flat ground bordering the Columbia
River. The trail includes several sites marking important historic events during early settlement of this
area, when it was known as the Lower Cascades. Portions of the old portage railroad, a Chinook Indian
village, and the site of one of the three military forts near the Cascade Rapids are seen on this interpretive trail. The Fort Cascades Trail area was a focal point for commerce beginning with the American
Indians and continuing through explorers, fur traders, settlers, railroad workers and fishermen. A guide
brochure offers hikers a “hands-on” historical experience. The Fort Cascades Trail Guide is available at
the Bonneville Dam Visitor Center and the Skamania County Chamber of Commerce in Stevenson.
Driving Directions: Drive west on Highway 14 towards North Bonneville, continue 3.5 miles to Beacon
Rock State Park. Turn right and drive to parking area on your right. The trailhead is located behind
the restrooms.
Round Trip: 8 miles
Level: More to Most Difficult
Driving Directions: Travel 7 miles west on Highway 14 towards Bonneville Dam and North Bonneville.
Just west of Bonneville Dam, turn left on Dam Access Road and follow the road west to the trailhead.
Note: Washington State Discover Pass required (available on site).
Level: Easy
photo courtesy of Bonneville Dam
Beacon Rock
Whistle Punk Trail
short hike · view
interpretive · old-growth
Beacon Rock is a well known landmark that is recommended for first time visitors to the Gorge. Beacon
Rock is the core of an extinct volcano. Henry J. Biddle, an early owner of the rock, finished the original
trail in 1918. The plug is 848 feet high with handrails lining most of the ascent. The trail is 4,500 feet
long with a 15 percent grade and takes 45 minutes to an hour to make the round trip. Once on top of
the rock, the view of the Columbia River and the gorge is breathtaking. It is a quiet and yet exhilarating
experience to stand on the summit with the ever-present Columbia winds sweeping around you. The
trail is open year-round and is maintained by Washington State Parks.
This trail is a barrier-free interpretive trail that tells the story of forest management from a historical
perspective. Signs and a brochure guide visitors along the trail, which runs along an old railroad grade
(dating back to 1913) and past features associated with railroad logging by the Wind River Logging
Company. The trail also goes past a wetland area and into an old growth forest. The final leg of the trail
takes visitors through the old Wind River Nursery field.
Driving Directions: Travel north of Carson for 9 miles on Wind River Hwy. Turn left onto Hemlock Road.
After 1¼ miles, turn right on FS Road 43 (just past the Ranger Station). Go 0.5 mile to FS Road 417.
Turn right on FS Road 417. Take a left at the T-intersection (stop sign). Go about ¼ mile
to the parking lot.
Driving Directions: Drive west on Highway 14 towards North Bonneville, continue 3.5 miles to Beacon
Rock State Park. Parking and the rock are on the south side of the highway. You can’t miss it!
Note: Washington State Discover Pass required (available on site).
Level: Easy to More Difficult
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Level: Easy
photo by Amy Colacello
Lewis River Trail · Lower Falls Recreation Area
Wind Mountain
spectacular waterfalls
river · mountain views
The Lewis River Trail follows the course of the Lewis River as it meanders through a magnificent
old-growth forest of Douglas fir, western red cedar and big leaf maple. Spectacular waterfalls will
delight you as you explore this route. The trail leaves the Lower Falls Campground, crosses
Copper Creek and comes to Middle Falls. The trail circumvents a cliff above Upper Falls, providing
excellent views of the falls. It crosses Alec Creek and terminates on Forest Road 90, near Quartz
Creek Trail #5.
Wind Mountain is a relatively short but moderately challenging hike. It is also known for being home to
authentic Native American vision quest sites. The summit offers remarkable views of the Columbia River
and Cascade Mountains. There are some spots on the trail that are rocky, so be cautious, and there can
be rattlesnakes and poison oak along the trail. And yes, it is windy at the top so be prepared! If you are
looking for a quieter hike, this is a trail that is not as well known as Dog Mountain and you can be at the
top in half the time.
Driving Directions: Follow the Wind River Highway (Hwy 30) north of Carson, Washington. Continue up
and over Oldman Pass to Forest Rd #51 (Curly Creek Rd). Turn left. Stop by McClellan View Point for
view of Mount St. Helens. Turn right on Forest Rd #90, follow to Lower Falls Recreation Area to Lewis
River Trail #31.
Driving Directions: Travel 6 miles east of Stevenson on Highway 14 and turn left on Wind Mountain Road
(1/2 mile past Home Valley Store). Travel just under 1.5 miles and take a right on Girl Scout Road. Travel
0.4 mile. Just after the paved road gives way to gravel you will see a small unmarked parking area at the
north side base of the mountain. Park here and continue down the gravel road about 200 yards to the
unmarked trailhead.
photo by Erik R. Odegard
www.pbase.com/erikodegard
Level: More Difficult
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FA C T S
Location
Top Employers
Skamania County spans a distance of 1,672 square miles on the north
shore of the Columbia River in the southwestern part of Washington
state. The Gifford Pinchot National Forest covers more than 80% of the
county. Skamania County also contains portions of the Columbia River
Gorge National Scenic Area, the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic
Monument, and is bisected north and south by the Cascade Mountain
Range. The major driving route is State Highway 14, which leads east
from the metropolitan area of Vancouver, Washington or Interstate
84 from Portland, Oregon. Both cities can be reached in less than an
hour’s drive from
Stevenson, Washington, allowing county residents access to the best
of both rural and urban lifestyles.
Skamania Lodge | Resort & Conference Center
Skamania County | County Government
Stevenson-Carson School District | School System
Wilkins, Kaiser, Olsen | Lumber/Plywood
Bonneville Hot Springs Resort | Resort & Spa
A & J Select | Grocery Store
Big River Grill/El Rio | Restaurants
High Cascade Veneer | Veneer Plant
PUD No.1 of Skamania County | Public Utility District
Climate
Skamania County enjoys a mild but variable climate with rainfall and
temperatures growing drier and warmer as you travel from west to
east.
STEVENSON
(541) 387-4325
HOOD RIVER
(541) 298-2378
THE DALLES
www.CascadeAcupuncture.org
Atlas Therapeutic
Massage
77 Russell Street
Stevenson, WA 98639
Rainfall Amounts
Melissa Bernt, LMP
Carson | Home Valley
80”
Mill A | Cook/Willard
55”
Ma20546  Reiki Healing
(360) 521-1523
North Bonneville
70”
John Forsberg, LMP, CR
Skamania | Prindle
70”
Stabler
99”
Ma17827  Reflexology
(509) 427-4739
Stevenson
80”
Sonja Pearson, LMP
Underwood
47”
Upper Washougal | Cape Horn
Skye | Mt. Pleasant
56”
Ma20233  Ashiatsu Bar
(503) 866-9414
Taxes
The tax levy rate for Skamania County runs from $6.928021 to
$12.829404 per $1000.00 of assessed value. Properties in the State of
Washington are valued at 100% market value. In 2014,
the total assessed value for Skamania County is $1,385,989,129 with
approximately 10,325 parcels.
SKAMANIA COUNTY POPULATION & SCHOOLS
Community
Population
Carson | Home Valley
3,014
Mill A | Cook | Willard
282
North Bonneville
Skamania | Prindle
1,005
500
School Information
Stevenson | Carson School District: K-12 // 509-427-5674
Mill A School: K-8 // 509-538-2522 | Stevenson High School // 509-427-5631
Skamania School: K-8 // 509-427-8239 | Stevenson High School // 509-427-5631
Stabler
1,000
Stevenson
1,515
Underwood
1, 005
White Salmon School District: K-12 // 509-493-1500
Upper Washougal | Cape Horn
Skye | Mt. Pleasant
2,612
Cape Horn | Skye: K-5 // 360-954-3600 | Mt. Pleasant: K-7 // 360-835-3371
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Skamania County
R E S O U R C E S
Banks/Credit Unions
IQ Credit Union, Stevenson
Riverview Community Bank, Stevenson
Umpqua Bank, Stevenson
509-427-4286
509-427-5603
509-427-5698
Churches
Carson Bible Church
Carson Church of the Nazarene
Cascade Locks Chapel Assembly of God
Cascade Locks Bible Fellowship
Cascade Locks Community Church
Church of Christ, Carson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
Stevenson
Evergreen Presbyterian Church, Mill A
First Baptist Church of Stevenson
Jehovah’s Witness Hall, Carson
Little Church in the Valley, Stabler
Living Faith Open Bible Church, Stevenson
North Bonneville Community Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church, Stevenson
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, Stevenson
Skamania Community Church
St. Patricks Charismatic Episcopal Church,
Cascade Locks
Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Stevenson
Stevenson Church of the Nazarene
The Bridge, Stevenson
United Methodist Church, Stevenson
509-427-8373
509-427-8398
541-374-8775
541-374-4444
541-374-8999
509-427-4669
509-427-5927
509-538-2255
509-427-8342
509-427-8175
509-427-4821
509-427-5451
509-427-8142
509-427-8890
509-427-5972
509-427-8517
541-374-8763
509-427-8478
509-427-5378
509-427-5378
509-427-5354
Day Care/Early Learning
Wee Care, Stevenson
509-427-7711
Fraternal Organizations
American Legion Hall, Carson
Eagles Lodge, Stevenson
Friends of the Library
Skamania County Lions Club
Stevenson Toastmasters
509-427-8989
509-427-5255
509-427-4798
509-427-7611
509-427-4590
Libraries
North Bonneville Library
509-427-4439
509-427-5471
City of Stevenson
Skamania County
Newspapers
Columbian, Vancouver, WA
Oregonian, Portland, OR
Skamania County Pioneer
360-694-2312
509-427-8840
509-427-8444
Service Providers
CABLE SERVICE:
Wave Broadband
ELECTRIC SERVICE:
Skamania County PUD#1
GARBAGE SERVICE:
Skamania County Sanitary Service (residential)
NATURAL GAS:
Avista
NW Natural
RECYCLE TRANSFER SITES:
Mt. Pleasant
Stevenson
SEWER SERVICE:
City of North Bonneville
City of Stevenson
TELEPHONE/INTERNET PROVIDERS:
CenturyLink
Gorge Networks
Saw Net
Wave Broadband
WATER SERVICE:
City of Stevenson
Home Valley Water District
Skamania County PUD#1
Underwood
800-829-2225
509-427-5126
509-427-4122
800-233-9165
800-233-3111
4-H
Ambulance
Animal Control
Auditor’s Office
Auto Licensing
Assessor’s Office
Building Inspection Line
Building Permits
General Services
Community Health
County Clerk
County Commissioners
District Court
Emergency Management
Events and Recreation
Extension Agent
Fire District, Carson
Fire District 5, Skamania
Fire District, Underwood
Fire District, Washougal
Public Works
Road Departments: Prindle
Stevenson
Underwood
Senior Services, Stevenson
Sheriff Non-Emergency
Treasurer
Voter Registration
509-427-3932
509-427-4233
509-427-9490
509-427-3730
509-427-3732
509-427-3720
509-427-3922
509-427-3920
509-427-3980
509-427-3881
509-427-3770
509-427-3700
509-427-3780
509-427-8076
509-427-3980
509-427-3930
509-427-5013
509-427-4152
509-427-3654
360-837-3574
509-427-3910
360-837-3211
509-427-3951
509-493-1709
509-427-3990
509-427-9490
509-427-3760
509-427-3730
Port of Skamania County
509-427-5484
Skamania County Economic Development Council 509-427-5110
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509-427-5548
509-427-0018
509-427-4212
509-427-7272
509-427-3600
509-427-3850
509-427-3881
509-427-4210
509-427-5065
509-493-1101
509-427-4083
509-427-8605
509-427-2020
509-427-4334
509-427-5480
509-427-5970
509-427-5970
509-427-8182
509-427-8182
509-427-5234
City Hall
Fire District, North Bonneville
Senior Center
State of Washington
Department of Social Services
Drivers Licensing, White Salmon
Washington State Patrol
WorkSource: Job Service
509-427-0713
509-493-1131
360-260-6291
509-427-4464
U.S. Government Offices
Columbia River Gorge Commission
Department of Natural Resources
Post Office, Bingen (Underwood/Cook)
Post Office, Carson
Post Office, North Bonneville
Post Office, Stevenson
Post Office, Washougal
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:
Bonneville Dam Visitors Center
U.S. Fish and Wildlife:
Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery
U.S. Forest Service: Mt. Adams Ranger Station
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509-493-3323
360-599-2025
509-493-1225
509-427-5051
509-427-8784
509-427-5532
360-835-8582
509-427-4281
509-493-2934
509-395-3400
Please note that permits are required for outdoor burning.
Call Skamania County Public Works at 509-427-3910,
City Hall in Stevenson or North Bonneville for details.
360-837-3329
509-427-3926
509-427-8182
509-427-5970
866-228-1362
888-508-2363
509-427-4865
800-829-2225
509-427-8182
509-427-5970
509-427-4447
509-427-5126
509-427-5126
SKAMANIA
CHIROPRACTIC
& Rehabilitation
Auto/Work/Sports Injuries
Neck & Back Pain
Sciatica
Extremity Pain (Arm, Leg)
Headaches, TMJ Pain
Exercise Rehabilitation
Hablo Español
Successful Businesses
Create a Healthy Economy
Mon/Fri 9-5
Tue/Thu 9-6
Massage
Wed/Sat by Appt. Only
Dr. Mitzi B. Ferrill ▪ 509-427-3600
27 Russell Ave, Lower Suite · Stevenson
www.skamaniachiroandrehab.com
Medical Services/Health Organizations
Alcoholics Anonymous
Hamilton Park Senior Apartments, North Bonneville
North Shore Medical Group
Rock Cove Assisted Living Center, Stevenson
Skamania Chiropractic and Rehabilitation
Skamania County Counseling Center
Skamania County Health Department
Skamania County Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault
Skamania County Emergency Services
Skyline Hospital, White Salmon
(from Stevenson)
Stevenson Dental Center
Stevenson Family Eye Care
Stevenson Food Bank
Wind River Pharmacy
City Hall
Fire District, Stevenson
V
BER
NADETTE CAMPBELL
V
Licensed Massage Practitioner
• Business Resources/Assistance
• Business Loans
• Access to business advisors
• Business Workshops
• Community Liaison
WA60169906
Massage & Bodyworks
by Bernadette
Skamania Chiropratic
& Rehabilitation
77 Russell Avenue, Lower Suite
Stevenson, WA
360.635.3665
Monday,Tuesday & Thursday
27 Russell Ave, Lower Suite
Stevenson, WA
509.427.3600
Wednesday & Saturday
167 NW 2nd Street
Stevenson, WA 98648
(509) 427-5110
Business Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:30—5:00
MASSAGE & BODYWORK SERVICES:
Treatment/Rehabilitation, Swedish, & Sports massage,
Thai & PNF stretching, body scrubs, body bronzer by Fake Bake
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ACCOUNTANTS
Arrowhead Accounting & Tax
509-427-7609 monica@saw.net
Columbia Gorge Financial Services
509-637-4593 www.gorgecpa.com
Tennison Accounting & Tax Service
509-427-5995 www.tennisonaccounting.com
ADVERTISING
Riverview Community Bank
509-427-5603 www.riverviewbank.com
Umpqua Bank
509-427-5698 www.umpquabank.com
CHURCHES
The Bridge Community Church
503-459-7252 www.geminicomputing.com
First Baptist Church
Radcomp Technologies, Inc.
509-427-8882 www.stevensonbaptist.net
509-493-2221 www.gorad.com
Acadian Farms
North Bonneville Community Church
509-427-4297 www.acadianorganics.com
509-427-8142 gvclelland@gorge.net
CONTRACTORS
Backwoods Brewing Company
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
BREWERIES
509-427-3412
509-427-5972 www.shepherdofthehills.info
ANIMAL FARMS
Thunder Island Brewing Company
509-427-5354 pastorkarenashley@live.com
Gretchen's Dream Alpacas
509-427-5383 gret0507@gmail.com
ARTISTS/ART GALLERIES
Stevenson United Methodist Church
971-231-4599 www.thunderislandbrewing.com
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
Walking Man Brewing
American Legion Post 137
509-427-5520 www.walkingmanbeer.com
509-427-8989 coycatlinpost137@hotmail.com
Hawk Merlin Studios
BUSINESS/TECHNICAL/
CONSULTING SERVICES
AYSO Region 525
Lorang Fine Art & Gorge-ous Gifts
Technology Alliance
Cape Horn Conservancy
877-575-7275 www.hawkmerlinstudios.com
541-374-8007 www.lorangfineart.com
River House Art Gallery
541-296-2266 www.crgta.org
509-427-5930 marilynbolles@gorge.net
Current Communications
ARTS AND CULTURE
Gorge Owned Business Network
Columbia Center for the Arts
541-387-8877 www.columbiaarts.org
TreeSong Nature Awareness & Retreat Ctr
360-837-8733
www.treesongnatureawareness.org
X-Fest NW
503-256-1765 www.xfestnw.org
ATTORNEYS
Bradley Andersen
360-816-2528 www.landerholm.com
Katy Archer, Attorney at Law
509-427-5665 www.katyjarcherpc.com
Law Office of Adam N. Kick
206-992-5762 kickadam@hotmail.com
Marshall Mediation
503-740-7123 www.marshallmediation.net
Robert C. Muth, Attorney
503-224-0055 rcmuth88@gmail.com
ATTRACTIONS
Bonneville Dam Visitor Center
509-538-2643 jhr62flume@gmail.com
541-399-6813 www.gorgeowned.org
Jamie Tolfree
360-334-2555 jtolfree11@gmail.com
Mid-Columbia Economic
Development District
541-296-2266 www.mcedd.org
Scheduling & Information Services, Inc.
509-427-4474 www.1sis.com
Skamania County Economic
Development Council
509-427-5110 www.skamania-edc.org
WorkSource Columbia Gorge
509-493-1210 www.go2worksource.com
CAMPGROUNDS AND RV PARKS
Beacon Rock State Park
509-427-8265 www.parks.wa.gov
Lewis & Clark RV Park
Reddi Towing, Inc.
509-427-8111 www.redditowing.com
Stevenson Auto Parts (NAPA)
509-427-5601 marcia@wilsonsnapa.com
BANKS/MORTGAGES/LOANS
509-427-5255 leydai@embarqmail.com
Friends of the Columbia Gorge
503-241-3762 www.gorgefriends.org
Gorge Winds Community Grocery
360-837-3760 www.gorgewindscoop.org
North Bonneville Business
& Community Assn.
509-427-4449 www.northbonneville.net
509-427-2267
www.timberlakecampgroundandrvpark.com
Wind Mountain RV Park and Lodge
509-607-3409 www.windmountainresort.com
CATERING AND CULINARY SERVICES
Cabinet Tree Design Studio
541-374-0092 www.cabinet-tree.com
Cedar Designs/Linwood Homes
509-427-4944 www.cedardesigns.com
Excavator Rental Services
360-210-7726
www.excavatorrentalservices.com
Hamlin Construction Inc.
509-427-4562 bobh@gorge.net
Invision II, LLC
503-720-8779 www.canuinvision.com
McCaskell Construction, LLC
509-774-0241 www.mccaskellbuilds.com
Northwest Blower Door
509-427-7238 www.nwblowerdoor.com
Van Pelt, Inc.
509-427-7397 www.vanpeltinc.com
Wind River Builders
509-427-5886 www.windriverbuilders.com
DISTILLERY
Skunk Brothers Spirits
Gorge Fitness Center
503-380-4121 gorgefitness@gmail.com
360-607-9422 www.ronisasaki.tsfl.com
509-493-1323 www.gardnerfh.com
Columbia Gorge Racing Association
GOLF COURSES
KD Guide Service
Beacon Rock Golf Course
509-427-5730 www.beaconrockgolf.com
Elk Ridge Golf Course at Carson Hot
Springs Golf & Spa Resort
Skamania County Lions Club
509-427-5466 frank@gorge.net
Skamania County Republican Party
509-427-8558 dmmckenzie@earthlink.net
541-490-4260 www.skamaniayf.com
509-427-8911 www.cityofstevenson.com
Stevenson-Carson Citizens for
Educational Excellence
503-516-1800 voteyes4scsd@gmail.com
United Way of the Columbia Gorge
541-386-6100
www.unitedwaycolumbiagorge.com
Skamania County Emergency
Medical Services
509-427-5065 www.skamaniaems.com
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Bair, LLC
360-335-4307 bairllc@embarqmail.com
Underwood Conservation District
509-493-1936 www.ucdwa.org
FIBERS/SPINNING/WEAVING
WaterWalker
509-427-2727 www.nwoutrigger.com
GOVERNMENT OFFICES
HAIR CARE/SKIN CARE
Reed’s Hair Salon
509-427-8182 www.northbonneville.net
509-427-7390
City of Stevenson
HARDWARE
509-427-5970 www.ci.stevenson.wa.us
Columbia River Gorge National
Scenic Area
541-308-1700 www.fs.fed.us/r6/columbia
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish
Commission
503-238-0667 www.critfc.org
541-374-8619 www.portofcascadelocks.org
509-427-5484 www.portofskamania.org
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
509-493-2934 www.fws.gov/gorgefish
HEALTH CARE/MEDICAL/DENTAL
Cascade Acupuncture Center, LLC
509-637-3163 www.cascadeacupuncture.org
Ellen Jensen, Quality Care Counseling
NorthShore Medical Group
509-427-4212 www.northshore-medical.com
Northwest Health Education & Training
360-921-3935 www.nwheat.mysite.com
Skamania Chiropractic and Rehabilitation
509-427-3600
www.skamaniachiroandrehab.com
AnnieVanDesign
Skamania Physical Therapy
503-860-0979 www.annievandesign.com
Gorge Design
509-427-4596 www.grudd.net
Harry Troeger Graphic Design
541-374-2182 www.harrysdesign.com
Rock Cove Design
541-399-1338 www.rockcovedesign.com
The Bold Orange
509-427-8454 www.bigriverfiberfling.com
541-374-2023 www.theboldorange.com
FINANCIAL PLANNING
GROCERY STORES
509-427-8203 pt@skamaniapt.com
Skyline Hospital
509-493-1101 www.skylinehospital.com
Stevenson Dental Care
509-427-8605 www.stevensondental.com
Stevenson Family Eye Care
509-427-2020
drtony@stevensonfamilyeyecare.com
Viriditas Naturopathic Medicine
541-490-0361 annawieman@gorge.net
Wind River Pharmacy
A & J Select Market
509-538-2341
www.moneyconcepts.com/grathgeber
509-427-5491 www.ajmarket.com
Carson General Store
FITNESS
509-427-4250 carsongeneralstore@gmail.com
503-622-6743 www.busybeecatering.com
509-493-2662 www.wpag.ws
Columbia Gorge Crossfit
Home Valley Store
Nellie’s Pies
Wind River Business Association
360-904-9702
www.columbiagorgecrossfit.com
Columbia Gorge Running Club
509-427-5653 mainstreet@gorge.net
iQ Credit Union
509-427-5551 www.columbia-hardware.com
GRAPHIC DESIGN/MARKETING
Washington Gorge Action Program
509-427-8911 www.chvs.org
Columbia Hardware LLC
503-422-7764 k9sruleus@hotmail.com
Busy Bee Catering
509-774-8688 www.nellies-pies.com
509-427-0202 www.zipnskamania.com
Crystal Creek Fibers
Money Concepts
503-349-1323 www.martinsgorgetours.com
800-293-0418 www.skamania.com
Wee Care of Stevenson
509-427-3979 www.skamaniacountyfair.com
Martin’s Gorge Tours
Skamania Lodge & Golf Course
Skamania County Democratic
Central Committee
Skamania County Fair Board
541-490-8397 www.kdguide.com
Skamania Lodge Zipline Tours
Port of Skamania County
EMERGENCY/FIRE
503-516-1563 www.cgra.org
509-427-0127
www.carsonhotspringresort.com
DAY CARE
509-427-4197 paulgspencer@gmail.com
360-260-0515 www.aspenlimotours.com
Gardner Funeral Home
509-427-4210 lbutcher@skamaniadvsa.org
509-427-7711 weecare@gorge.net
541-375-0717 www.alwayscatchin.com
Aspen Limo Tours
FUNERAL HOME
Port of Cascade Locks
Skamania County Council on Domestic
Violence and Sexual Abuse
GUIDE SERVICES/
OUTDOOR RECREATION
Always Catchin' Fishing Charters
Take Shape For Life
360-213-3410 www.facebook.com/pages/
Skunk-Brothers-Spirits
Stevenson Business Association
Timberlake Campground & RV Park
541-980-4026 www.discoveryautoglass.com
Eagles Lodge #1744
The Resort at Skamania Coves
Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler
Discovery Auto Glass
360-837-1089 www.capehorntrail.org
Skamania County Youth Sports
509-427-4900 www.skamaniacoves.com
AUTOMOTIVE/MOTORCYCLE
509-427-9521 www.gorgesoccer.org
541-400-0941
www.lewisandclarkcampground.com
509-427-4281 www.nwp.usace.army.mil/op/b
800-224-3901 www.portlandspirit.com
Gemini Computing
509-427-5378 www.thebridge-stevenson.com
503-701-0435 lightwavevideo@gmail.com
Light Wave Communications
COMPUTER SPECIALISTS
509-427-5480
rx1179@hi-schoolpharmacy.com
INSURANCE
Judith Lanz, Farmer’s Insurance
Main Street Convenience Store
509-427-5517 jlanz@farmersagent.com
McCoy Holliston Insurance
509-493-2266 www.mccoyholliston.com
www.columbiagorgerunningclub.com
509-427-4286 www.iqcu.com
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INTERNET SERVICES
MASSAGE PROVIDERS
Sawtooth Technologies
Atlas Therapeutic Massage
509-427-4865 www.saw.net
509-427-4739 johnf@embarqmail.com
LANDSCAPING
Massage & Bodyworks by Bernadette
Columbia Gorge Landscape & Irrigation
360-909-3773
www.columbiagorgelandscape.com
LAUNDROMAT
Eastwind Laundromat
509-427-5491
LIBRARY
509-427-5471 www.fvrl.org
LODGING/ACCOMMODATIONS
Best Western PLUS Columbia River Inn
360-635-3665 bcampbelllmp@gmail.com
MUSEUMS
Center Museum
800-991-2338 www.columbiagorge.org
Maryhill Museum of Art
509-773-3733 www.maryhillmuseum.org
The Optimist Printers
541-296-2954 www.optimistprinters.com
Wind River Publishing
541-806-1436 www.windriverpublishing.net
REAL ESTATE
Mary Lou Bennett
503-545-3776 mbenn8@aol.com
Carol Bradley, John L. Scott
MUSIC/ENTERTAINMENT
Andreas Ehrlich
Frank Cox, Windermere Real Estate
503-544-8706 www.my8stringguitar.com
509-427-5466 frank@gorge.net
509-427-5653 mainstreet@gorge.net
William Shelton
Shirley M. Cox
Robbie’s Coffee House
Hood River Hotel
800-386-1859 www.hoodriverhotel.com
Mt. Adams Lodge at the Flying L Ranch
509-364-3488 www.mt-adams.com
Our Lady’s Family Retreat House
360-225-7571 www.vrbo.com/311341
Resort at Skamania Coves
509-427-4900 www.skamaniacoves.com
Rivermist Lodge
509-427-4810 www.rivermistlodge.com
Rivermist Mountain Top Estate
509-427-4810 www.rivermistestate.com
Rodeway Inn
509-427-5628 www.rodewayinn.com
Sandhill Cottages
509-427-3464 www.sandhillcottages.com
Skamania Lodge
Wind River Logging Company, Inc.
509-427-8519 carson1548@gmail.com
Tin Roof Rusted - Repurposed on Russell
509-427-7020
SPAS
Bonneville Hot Springs Resort & Spa
866-710-2902 www.bonnevilleresort.com
Carson Hot Springs Golf & Spa Resort
509-427-8296
Waterleaf Spa at Skamania Lodge
Skamania County Pioneer
Jim & Elaine Joseph,
Windermere Real Estate
John L. Scott Columbia Gorge
509-427-8755 jimjoe@gorge.net
800-224-3901 www.portlandspirit.com
Columbia Gorge Community College
Foundation
Three Rivers Recreational Area
Subway
509-427-0035 www.subway.com
541-506-6113 www.gorgefoundation.org
360-607-1646
www.threeriversrecreational.com
Gorge Local Currency Cooperative
Windermere Glenn Taylor Real Estate
509-427-5520 www.walkingmanbeer.com
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
509-493-8202 www.riverhours.org
509-427-2777 www.windermere.com
Heart Journey
RENTALS
509-427-5001 www.heartjourneycenter.org
IAFF Local 4574
Doug McKenzie
509-427-8658 mckenzies@gorge.net
Walking Man Brewing
Whistle Stop Espresso/Deli
509-427-0155 joannwaters@centurylink.com
RETIREMENT/ASSISTED LIVING
Hamilton Park Apartments
509-427-0018 www.ccliving.com
509-427-8825 mauryhildenbrand@yahoo.com
RESTAURANT/DINING
National Forest Counties
& Schools Coalition
A & J Select Market
Rock Cove Assisted Living Center
509-427-5491 www.ajmarket.com
509-427-7272 www.rockcove.org
Andrew’s Pizza
SANITATION SERVICES
360-607-7388 www.forestco.org
Worldwide Heart to Heart
Children's Village
509-427-0258 www.h2hcv.org
NURSERIES
Gator Creek Gardens
509-427-0010 www.gatorcreekgardens.com
Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm
360-835-1016 www.mtpleasantiris.com
PEST CONTROL
Pro-Active Pest Control & Landscaping
509-427-3441 www.ppcgorge.com
541-933-5333
www.rayperkinsphotography.com
PUBLISHING/PRINTING
Hagadone Directories
541-370-2535 www.blackphonebook.com
Print It Inc./Sign Media
541-386-4950 www.printitsignmedia.com
509-427-8008
www.andrewspizzastevenson.com
509-427-3412
Big River Grill
509-427-4888 www.thebigrivergrill.com
Big T's Diner
509-427-0333 eatatbigts.com
Bungalow Bar & Grill
509-427-4523
The Cabin Drive-Thru
Bishop Sanitation
Top Gear Driving School
360-975-2799 www.topgeardriversed.com
SCREEN PRINTING/EMBROIDERY
DBD
541-490-3221 www.DBDcrafts.com
Northwest Graphic Works
509-427-4950 www.slingshotsports.com
Columbia Gorge Title
WINE
TRANSPORTATION
509-310-9140
www.klickitatcanyonwinery.com
509-427-5681 www.columbiagorgetitle.com
BNSF Railway Company
Lesley’s Books and Beer
503-278-0959 lesleyreads@yahoo.com
Columbia Gorge/Klickitat Canyon Winery
Columbia Gorge Winegrowers Association
206-625-6232 www.bnsf.com
Landstar Transportation Logistics
509-427-7986 landstarr@gorge.net
866-413-9463 www.columbiagorgewine.com
Columbia River Wine Sellers
UTILITIES
503-970-3371
www.columbiariverwinesellers.com
Avista
White Salmon Vineyard
509-773-4833 www.avistacorp.com
541-387-9023 www.centurylink.com
509-493-4640 www.whitesalmonvineyard.com
Wind River Cellars
509-493-2324 www.windrivercellars.com
509-493-4353 www.nwcomsystems.com
Skamania County Public Utility
District No. 1
509-427-5126 www.skamaniapud.com
Wind River Biomass Utility, LLC
360-223-5756 paulgspencer@gmail.com
VETERINARIAN
Stevenson Veterinary Clinic
509-427-8763
www.stevensonveterinaryclinic.com
Desi Designs
El Rio Texicantina
Hood River WaterPlay
Slingshot Sports
Artisan's Jewelry and Gallery
509-427-4444 www.bloomsburyshop.com
Wet Planet Whitewater
360-694-4722 www.clarkcountytitle.com
503-516-9402 www.capehornestate.com
Bloomsbury of Kanaka Creek Farm
800-972-0430 www.riverdrifters.net
Clark County Title
SHOPPING/RETAIL
509-427-8097 thecrossing4lunch@gmail.com
River Drifters
541-386-9463 www.hoodriverwaterplay.com
TITLE & ESCROW
Clark & Lewie’s Travelers Rest
Saloon & Grill
509-493-1333 www.artisansdesigns.com
800-743-5628 www.alladventuresrafting.com
WINDSURFING/KITEBOARDING
503-780-3236 www.riversidecontainers.com
WEDDING SERVICES
The Crossing
All Adventures Rafting
Riverside Containers, LLC
541-386-5001
www.northwestgraphicworks.com
503-200-7981 www.clarkandlewies.com
WHITEWATER RAFTING
800-366-2004 www.zooraft.com
NW Communication Systems, Inc.
509-427-5674 www.scsd.k12.wa.us
541-380-1130
www.randyholmstromweddings.com
Zoller’s Outdoor Odysseys
SCHOOLS
Stevenson-Carson School District
Randy Holmstrom, Officiant
509-427-2726 missyvr@hotmail.com
800-443-3473 www.bishopcompaniesinc.com
360-835-3371 www.mtpleasantschool.org
360-837-3711
www.columbiagorgeministers.com
Pak Rat Mini-Storage
CenturyLink
Mt. Pleasant School District
509-427-7575 promises@embarqmail.com
800-390-9445 www.wetplanetwhitewater.com
541-399-4778 sciacca@gorge.net
509-427-4479 www.elriotexicantina.com
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509-427-4393 www.thecannabiscorner.com
NEWSPAPER
Ray Perkins Photography
LOGGING
Quinn Mountain/
Special Moments Weddings
Skamania Lodge
Vacasa
The Cannabis Corner
509-427-0021 www.jlsgorgerealestate.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
Wind Mountain RV Park and Lodge
Promises
509-427-8543
www.stevensonfarmersmarket.com
STORAGE
503-345-9399 www.vacasa.com
Stevenson Farmers Market
509-427-0154
bootsaremadeforwalkin@hotmail.com
Carson Ridge Luxury Cabins
509-427-5650 www.cgriversidelodge.com
509-427-5584 sherrinotfred@hotmail.com
541-374-5420 Jackson@jdvinvestments.com
509-427-8444 scpioneer@gorge.net
Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge
509-427-5112
541-386-2330 www.copperwest.com
509-427-8296
541-374-8750 www.cascademotel.com
Gotta Hava Java
Copper West Properties
Carson Hot Springs Golf & Spa Resort
Cascade Motel
509-427-4414 ericsplace@cablespeed.com
Jumpin’ Jax Java
877-816-7908 www.carsonridgecabins.com
Eric’s Place
Granny’s Gedunk Ice Cream Parlor
541-490-3139 shirlymc@gorge.net
509-427-0127
971-533-3646
www.johnlscott.com/carolbradley
509-427-9599
http://billshelton.imaginationprocessing.com
800-595-7108 www.bwcolumbiariverinn.com
Elk Ridge Clubhouse at Carson Hot
Springs Golf & Spa Resort
Cape Horn Estate
503-928-1460 www.desidesigns.com
Gorge-ous Weddings
503-360-4707 www.gorge-ousweddings.com
Maple Leaf Events
503-560-7241 www.mapleleafevents.com
Join the Skamania County Chamber of
Commerce to add your business to our listing.
Contact information found on page 7.
167 NW Second Avenue, Stevenson, WA
800-989-9178 or 509-427-8911
info@skamania.org | www.skamania.org
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Advertiser's Index 2015
Thank you to the Skamania County Chamber of Commerce and all of the advertisers for their support in making this publication possible.
Remember to refer to the Membership Directory on pages 46-49.
GROCERIES | GAS | CONVENIENCE STORES
ANTIQUES
Tin Roof Rusted
20
ART GALLERIES
River House Art Gallery & Studio
Soderberg Studio & Bronze Works
20
21
BANK | FINANCES
iQ Credit Union
43
BOAT CRUISES
2
BREW PUBS
Walking Man Brewing
15
15
15
CAMPING
Wind Mountain RV Park & Lodge
11
19
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
4
COFFEE | WINE SHOPS
Robbie's Coffee House
Whistle Stop Espresso & Deli
9
19
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Skamania County Economic Development
45
FAIRS | FESTIVALS
Skamania County Fair | Bluegrass Festival
6
FLORIST
Liquid Sunshine
Skamania Lodge
50
Cascade Acupuncture
Skamania Chiropractic & Rehabilitation
Skyline Hospital
43
45
51
16
Eastwind Laundry 27
10
11
11
13
11
19
MASSAGE
Atlas Massage
Bernadette Campbell
Skamania Chiropractic & Rehabilitation
43
45
45
MUSEUMS
Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum
20
13
RESTAURANTS | COFFEE BARS
Port of Skamania
Windermere Glenn Taylor Real Estate
Big River Grill
SKAMANIA COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
46-49
8
44
5
15
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Skyline is your community hospital offering advanced
medical technology and quality specialty care, delivered
with a personal touch. Our priority is you and your health!
SKAMANIA COUNTY GENERAL SERVICES
SPAS
Skamania Lodge
LODGING
Best Western Columbia River Inn
Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge
Rodeway Inn
Skamania Lodge
Wind Mountain RV Park & Lodge
18
9
21
9
13
9
15
15
19
Skamania County Parks Facilities & Recreation 6
LAUNDROMAT
REAL ESTATE
Bungalow Bar & Grill
Clark & Lewie's
Locks Waterfront Grill
Robbie's Coffee House
Skamania Lodge
Subway
Walking Man Brewing
Member Listing
HIKING
PORT OFFICE
GOLF
27
19
27
27
19
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
19
GIFTS
Tin Roof Rusted
A&J Select Market
Home Valley Store
Wind River Market
HEALTH
care so
CLOSE
and
PERSONAL,
it’s like you
haven’t left
HOME.
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STEVENSON
Stevenson Business Association
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WEDDING AND SPECIAL EVENT VENUES
Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum
Gorge-ous Weddings at Wind Mt. Ranch
Liquid Sunshine
Skamania Lodge
8
2
13
19
13
11
WHITEWATER RAFTING
River Drifters
32
WINERIES | TOURS
AniChe Wine Cellars
Maryhill Winery
16
16
17
ZIP LINE TOURS
Skamania Lodge
Skamania Lodge Zip Line Tour
13
3
Hospital Services
• Inpatient Care
• Swing Bed Care
• Surgical Services
• Digital Radiology
• Physical Therapy
• Full-Service Laboratory
• 24/7 Emergency Services
Specialty Clinics
• General Surgery
• Cardiology
• Neurology
• Orthopedics
• Pain Management
• Podiatry
• Travel Immunization
To learn more or to schedule an appointment,
call 509-493-1101.
H
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P
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Serving Gorge Communities
www.skylinehospital.com
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