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Artist's Viewpoints 141A 141A Historic Columbia River Highway WASHINGTONWASHINGTON 23 Underwood23 141Underwood Artist’s Viewpoints White141 White 22 22 Salmon Salmon l u m b Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2016 Columbia C o i a RCi o l u m b i a Columbia v e r R i Bingenv e Bingen Carson Carson Gorge Hotel Gorge Hotel r i v e r G o r g EXIT 64 u m b i a R R i v e er G o r g e EXIT 62 EXIT 63 EXIT 64 C o l o l u m b i a Home Home EXIT 62 EXIT 63 142 C 26 142 n i c A Valley Valley Cook 26 29 29 i o n a l S c e S c re en ai c A r e a Cook EXIT 58 N a t t i o n a l Viento EXIT 58 27 27 N a (eastboundViento only) 84 30 Koberg Beach State Park (eastbound only) 84C 30 30 Koberg Beach State Park ascade Ave Casca 30 State Recreation Site Memaloose 14 k Oak St de Ave State Recreation Site Memaloose 14 e k 14 State Park b i a R i v e e e Oak St 14 State Park u m r i a R i v r e LEGEND o l m b e r r r 32 C l u C Skamania Lodge o e r 32 R i v e r G o r g e C Mitchell Point HoodC 14 s m b i a R i v e r G o r g e Skamania Lodge EXIT 47 Mitchell Point Hood 30 i v e u 14 s State St v C o l m b i a EXIT 47 EXIT 56 p 84 i Lyle u Conference Center, l State St 30 R C o l EXIT 56 Overlook p 84 Lyle Conference Center, 84 e Overlook l 84 C o l u m b i a R e C Tom McCall U.S. Forest Service 84EXIT 51 h River 84 o l u m b i a Tom McCall Stevenson 30 EXIT 51 EXIT 54 h e n i c A r P River EXIT 69 a l S c e a U.S. Forest Service Stevenson 30 EXIT 54 Nature Preserve a t i o n n a l S c e n i c InformationA r e aCenter P Senator Mark Senator Mark EXIT 69 Nature Preserve N N a t i o Information Center (eastbound only) (eastbound only) 24 33 Mayer33 Historic Columbia River Highway Route (bike on road) Waterfall Wyeth Benc 84 30 84 24 O. Hatfield West O. Hatfield West Mayer Doug’s Beach h Rd Wyeth Bench 30 Doug’s Beach International Rd Trailhead Trailhead State Park State Park State Park Columbia Gorge Columbia Gorge InternationalElevation Gain Elevation Gain Wyeth NARROW 14 State Park Historic Highway State Trail (no motorized vehicles) Overnight camping Mountain Bike Trail Wyeth NARROW Starvation Creek 14 Interpretive Center Interpretive Center Mountain Bike Trail Wyeth SHOULDER Starvation Creek Mosier Mosier Herman Herman ! Wyeth !SHOULDER Trailhead Mosier (east) e Campground Trailhead Twin Mosier (east) Freeway (bike along shoulder) Restrooms Lan nCreeke Creek Campground Twin Cascade Locks rest t La Shellrock Mtn Tunnels Cascade Locks Fo res Shellrock Mtn 21 Tunnels 30 d Fo 2090 ft. 21 Hood River Mark O. Hatfield 30 Rowena Crest Marine Park Hood River Mark O. Hatfield Historic Columbia River Highway Recommended parking WASHINGTON MarineCascade Park e R H d 2090 ft. Rowena Crest WASHINGTON Cascadeag e R H 25 East Trailhead and Wa Na Pa St. nt ag e 25 East Trailhead and Viewpoint Rowena Locks ro Wa Na Pa St. nt r e ek Viewpoint Rowena 84 F m ro r e Visitor Centerek 84 Locks F m r e Visitor Center 30 Current Highway 30 Fee required Cemetery Trailhead a k C r a k R Cemetery Trailheadn ee k C n R r c k o C ee o 28 c o r 30 C C R o w r 28 Bridge of the Gods 30 C e 31 w Murdock e R Points of interest Picnic area Bridge of the Gods r y n e 31 Murdock e e e y a n e s k e s C a Columbia Gorge 19 Bridge of the Gods k d 20 r 19 Bridge of the Gods n d 20 eek Cr Columbia Gorge i n e Artist’s Viewpoints Food Trailhead L i ek Discovery Center, 14 00 Trailhead L Discovery Center, 14 Dry Creek Wasco County EXIT 44 EXIT 44 Dry Creek Wasco County Museum Mosier Creek Historical Museum (eastbound exit, OREGON Mosier Creek Historical Museum 0 1 2 3 miles (eastbound exit, OREGON 281 Horsethief Lake Bonneville westbound onramp only) westbound onramp only) 281 Horsethief Lake 13 13 Bonneville y State Park State Park Dam Ruckel Creek Hw wy Dam Ruckel Creek Dee e H 3210 54 km EXIT 41 Falls R De EXIT 41 Fallsuck Ru le ckl Eagle Creek Recreation Area Cr e Beacon Rock North EXIT 40 Eagle Creek Recreatione Area Cr Beacon Rock North EXIT 40 ek ee State Park k EXIT 82 State ParkBonneville Bonneville EXIT 82 84 e r G o r g C o l u m b i a R i v e r G o r g e 84 u m b i a R i v a R i v e er G o r g e Toothrock C o l u m b i a R i v e r G o r g e The Dalles C o l C o l u m b i Toothrock The Dalles Trailhead Trailhead Municipal Airport 30 18 E i o n a l S c e n i c A Municipal Airport 30 a l S c e n i c A r e a a 18 E N a t t i o n a l S c re en ai c A r a t i o n n a l S c e n i c A r e a Skamania g a N a e a N a t i o Skamania le g The Dalles N 14 le The Dalles 14 C Dallesport r C ek Dam Wachella Falls Dallesport e Cre k 30 Dam r th e Wachella Falls e e e Chenow Cre 30 th 11 k Chenowe k k e k 11 e k e k Franz Lake Wildlife e e e e 17 Franz Lake Wildlife 30 r e r e 17 30 r Scenic Viewpoint 84 C r C C Scenic Viewpoint 84 t C t t d T e t r f d a T 84 e Warrendale r o f 16 EXIT 35 Warrendale n f a 84 o f 16 EXIT 35 o C n n o C c 14 e n M c 14 r r e 30 M M STAIRCASE e r r 30 KEEP RIGHT TO STAY C The Dalles M STAIRCASE v e i v KEEP RIGHT TO STAY C The Dalles 9 i John B. Yeon State Park r (equipped with R ON FRONTAGE ROAD e 9 ! John B. Yeon State Park r (equipped with R e a !ON FRONTAGE ROAD e bikewheel groove) e i a Elowah Falls Trailhead k bikewheel groove) b i Elowah Falls Trailhead k m TUNNEL b 197 197 u m TUNNEL Ainsworth Ainsworth Sorosis Park o l l u State Park Sorosis Park C 30 o State Park C Horsetail30 R i v e r G o r g e Prindle Prindle Horsetail o l u m b i a i a R i v e r G o r g e EXIT 31 84 84Falls C C o l u m b Benson State EXIT 31Oneonta Oneonta Falls Washougal Washougal Benson State Gorge S c e n i c A r e 8 Recreation Area Gorge 15 15t i o n a l a l S c e n ai c A r e a 14 8 Recreation Area N a N a t i o n (access14 from (access from I-84 only) I-84 only) 14 Multnomah Multnomah 14 Falls Wahkeena Wahkeena Falls Falls EXIT 28 Falls O 6 EXIT 28 O 6 n n Sandy e Bridal Veil Falls e Sandy Bridal Veil Falls o o n River n State Park t River a State Park t a Bridal Veil Delta C Bridal Veil Delta C r e OREGONr e 12 e OREGON e k 12 Rooster Rock k EXIT 17 Rooster Rock EXIT 18 EXIT 17 EXIT 18 State Park State Park EXIT 22 EXIT 22 84 k 84 Cree ek Shepperd’s Dell al Veil il Cre 30 30 BriShepperd’sd Dell idal Ve HalseySt 84 Halsey 84 Br 10 NE NE St 10 Lewis & Clark Lewis & Clark Portland Women’s Troutdale State Recreation Site Portland Women’s Latourell Falls Latourell Falls Troutdale State Recreation Site Forum Forum Corbett Corbett Vista Guy W. VistaTalbot House Guy W. Talbot Glenn Otto Glenn Otto State ParkHouse State Park Community Community k S ee k Park a S Cr ee a n Park L ll Cr n d atoure L ll d e y atour y R Elevation Gain R Elevation Gain . Stark St Stark St . Springdale Springdale Dabney State Dabney State 7 7 Recreation Area Recreation Area 5 4 5 1 1 4 DISCLAIMER:This product is for informational purposes only and may not have been prepared for or be suitable for legal,e r engineeringG o r or surveying 2 u m b i a R i v a R i v ge er G o r g e 2 purposes.C Userso l of this informationC o l u shouldm b reviewi or consult the primary c e n i c A r 3 data and informationt i o sourcesn a l to ascertainS thea usabilityl S c ofe theen information.ai c A r e a 3 N a N a t i o n 6-7 View of highway looking east 1200 feet past Alex Barr Rd.
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