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Archive for ‘Columbia River Gorge Hikes’
Multnomah Falls and Bald Eagles too
Columbia River Gorge Multnomah Falls in the autumn is a breathtaking spectacle. The cascading water contrasts beautifully with the vibrant […]
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Grand Viewpoint of the Cascade Mountain Peaks
Larch Mountain Sherrard Point sits on the 4,100-foot summit of an ancient, eroded central volcanic plug named Larch Mountain. It’s […]
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Wildfire Recovery in the Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness
Eagle Creek Wildfire Eight years ago a large, human-caused wildfire was started in the Eagle Creek Drainage in the Columbia […]
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Green Point Mountain Summit Hike: A True Columbia River Gorge Challenge
Up, Up and Away What is 39,000 steps, 18 miles, 5,000 feet of elevation gain, 11 1/2 hours in duration […]
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A Shout Out to the BPA Hiking Group
McCall Point It was a beautiful sunny April day with little wind. I drove to the east side of the […]
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Late Winter in Memaloose Hills
Columbia River Gorge The Memaloose Hills (Marsh and Chatfield) lie west of the Rowena Plateau, accessible from the Memaloose Overlook […]
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Waterfall Alley
Columbia River Gorge There are many waterfalls to see on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge. My favorites […]
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Springtime on Stacker Butte with Golden Eagles and More
The Dalles Mountain Ranch In early springtime the Columbia Hills are covered in golden balsamroot, red paintbrush and purple lupine. […]
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Hedgerow Hairstreak, Memaloose and More
Columbia River Gorge The Memaloose Overlook is in the Eastern Columbia River Gorge. It provides a grand view of the […]