Compliments of A special QR code guide of tour sites in the Gorge and Mt. Hood area.

Oregon State Parks Western Antique Aeroplane and There are 40 state parks dotting the Gorge and Automobile Museum area. These parks provide and protect The Western Antique Aeroplane and Automo- outstanding natural, scenic, cultural, historic bile Museum is located in Hood River, , and recreational sites for the enjoyment and and is committed to the preservation of, and education of present and future generations. education about aviation, automobile, and Phone: 503-986-0707 other historic transportation-related relics. (https://stateparks.oregon.gov) Phone: (541) 308-1600 (www.waaamuse- um.org) Vista House at Vista House is a museum at Crown Point in Columbia Gorge Discovery Ctr. Multnomah County, Oregon, that also serves Located 64 miles east of Vista House, the as a memorial to Oregon pioneers and as a Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & comfort station for travelers on the Historic Museum is the official interpretive center for Columbia River Highway. Phone: (541) the National Scenic 374-8820 (www.vistahouse.com) Area and Wasco County. Phone: (541) 296-8600 (www.gorgediscovery.org) Waterfalls of the Columbia Gorge The Gorge is famous for its waterfalls; there The Dalles Dam are 77 on the Oregon side alone including the The Dalles Dam is a concrete-gravity world famous 620-foot Multnomah Falls and run-of-the-river dam spanning the Columbia the lichen-adorned 249-foot Latourell Falls. River. It is located 70 miles east of Vista Easy access to almost all falls from the House. Phone: (541) 298-4007 highway. (www.columbiarivergorge.info)

Cascade Locks Home of Sternwheeler Columbia Gorge, Bridge Ice Age Floods Institute of the Gods, Bonneville Hatchery, and Dry Ice Age Floods Institute (IAFI) is an Creek Falls, the small town of Cascade Locks is excellent resource for interpretive experi- often referred to as the “heart of the Columbia ences, educational insights, and free River Gorge” and is located 27 miles east of dowloadable brochures of the Ice Age Vista House.(www.cascadelocks.com) floods that sculpted this region. Phone: (541) 716-1311 (www.iafi.org) Bonneville Fish Hatchery Take I-84 E from Vista House to exit 40. Oregon Mount Hood Recreation Area Dept. of Fish and Wildlife’s largest hatchery with Located 47 miles southwest of Vista House, display ponds of trout and salmon and a take US-26 E/Mt Hood Hwy in Boring from the special sturgeon underwater viewing area. Historic Columbia River Hwy to reach the town Phone: (541) 374-8393. of Government Camp which is a picturesque alpine village and “ski town”. (www.mounthood- info.com Bonneville Dam Timberline Lodge Located just 20 miles east of Vista This historic lodge was constructed from House, this dam was the first to be built 1936-38 by the Works Progress Administra- on the Columbia River. Great place to tion during Great Depression.Timberline visit with viewing area for fish ladders Lodge was built and furnished by local and a museum. Phone: 541-374-8323 artisans and dedicated on September 1937 by President FDR. Phone: (503) 272-3311 (www.timberlinelodge.com) Hood River Fruit Loop Take 84 E to exit 64 in Hood River. Then Also available as FREE downloads to visit and take Hwy. 35 for a scenic 35-mile loop in print are various handout maps and trails. See Hood River Valley that includes stops at reverse side for more information and 29 local produce/u-pick fruit stands and wineries. Phone: (800) 872-4661 convenient QR code links. (https://hoodriverfruitloop.com/)