The Larch Mountain Trail begins at the Multnomah Falls Lodge, about 50 feet above sea level, and ends at Sherrard Point, […]
Archive for ‘Columbia River Gorge Hikes’
Dog Mountain can be a spectacular hike in winter too
Dog Mountain in the Columbia River Gorge is rightly famous for its wildflower displays in the springtime. I’ve hiked to […]
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Hiking to the Summit of Mt. Defiance
It used to be that one of my annual rites of springtime was hiking the Starvation Ridge/Mt. Defiance Loop Trail […]
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Auggie-Doggie: A Tough but Beautiful Columbia River Gorge Hike
A July morning seemed perfect for taking a hike in the Columbia River Gorge, and so it was. The temperature […]
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Wonderful Oak Savannah Country in February
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A Visit to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls
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First Wildflower of 2022: It’s Springtime!
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An Ideal Day in the Eastern Columbia River Gorge
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A Labor Day Weekend Outing in the Columbia River Gorge
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XS Max: Oak-Savannah Country in the Eastern Columbia River Gorge
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