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Maps & Lists for the Gorge

Many trails, many rides, many hikes

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Get the lay of the land
  • Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area:  stretches 85 miles and includes portions of three Oregon and three Washington counties.
  • HCRH = Historic Columbia River Highway and Trail: America's first scenic highway, construction from 1916 to 1922; In 1986 ODOT began a restoration of the 1916 Highway that includes Three Trails which are Car Free.  
  • Proposed Oregon Columbia River Scenic Bikeway: Larger vision of all Roads & Trails for cycling that includes All Bodies All Bikes. Future inclusion of both Washington and Oregon expected per a regional Columbia River Gorge Bikeway
  • Maps &amp Lists  below

1. Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area

4. I-84 Exit Numbers

7. Rest Rooms along I-84 in the Gorge & Waterfalls

2. Entire Bird's Eye View: HCRH

5. Bikable Portions of HCRH

8. Four Ecological Gorge Regions

3. Bike trips within the Columbia River Gorge

6. Three Car Free Cycling along the HCRH    

9. Historic Columbia River Highway & Amenities

Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area  

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Entire Historic Columbia River Highway & Trail Area  

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 Drivable and Bikable Portions of the Historic Columbia River Highway

from Troutdale to The Dalles, Oregon.

 Bike Car Free on Bonneville, Mitchell (Wyeth to Viento), and Twin Tunnels Trail Segment.

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Go on Car Free Cycling/Pedestrian Paths

Placeholder imageLovely Introduction to cycling in the Gorge 
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Placeholder imageLovely Introduction to cycling in the Gorge 
Placeholder imageWide dramatic Columbia River Gorge Views
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Restrooms & Waterfalls on the Oregon side of the Columbia River

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Below is the Ecological Map of Gorge Region by Russ Jolley

The four regions are

Western Hemlock, Douglas Fir, Silver Fir, and Pine Oak Woodland

Map is from Russ Jolley's Wildflowers of the Columbia Gorge (with Jack Murdock). style="text-align: center"

This book is a delight to follow the the flowers' arrivals during the whole year along the Gorge.

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King of the Highways, constructed 1916-1922 

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