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2019-Columbia-Gorge-AVA-Map.Pdf WHERE TO STAY WHERE TO DINE WINE TOURS Balch Hotel Balch Hotel Bistro Martin’s Gorge Tours 40 South Heimrich St, Dufur, OR 97021 40 South Heimrich St, Dufur, OR 97021 503-349-1323 | martinsgorgetours.com 541-467-2277 | balchhotel.com 541-467-2277 | balchhotel.com/dine Scenic, guided wine tasting tours at premier local wineries. Perfect Elegant simplicity awaits you at this award-winning, boutique inn. Breakfast 8:30-10am Dinner 5-9 pm by Reservation outing for wedding parties, reunions, other groups or a couple’s Get away for rejuvenation, romance and re-connection, with vintage Whether outside under umbrellas on our slate patio or in the relaxed retreat. Discover area attractions from waterfalls to wineries, rooms, on-site dining, spa services, cozy library, sunny patio and elegance of our historic dining room, you’ll enjoy Light Fare that’s locally breweries, and hard cider... leave worries behind and experience the gardens with majestic Mt Hood view. 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Centrally located for is inextricable from its allure as a world class wine cider & wine lists featuring a variety of local sparkling wines. Inventive winery touring; make the Inn of the White Salmon your home base for & culinary-inspired cocktails & 10+ beer taps. Waterfront views, patio region. adventure or simply relax in our spectacular locale. seating & family dining section with play area. Gluten free & vegan choices available. Hood River “must haves” include our Country Girl Skamania Lodge Cherry pizza, house made pastas & our wood-fired s’more made with 1131 Skamania Lodge Way, Stevenson, WA 98648 our signature honey marshmallow. 509-314-4177 | destinationhotels.com/skamania Skamania Lodge has been a favorite all-seasons Columbia Gorge White Salmon Baking Co. destination for meetings, events, weddings, honeymoons, and 80 Estes Ave., White Salmon, WA 98672 Columbia Gorge Winegrowers weekend getaways in Washington State since 1993. Situated at the 509-281-3140 | whitesalmonbaking.com gateway to the Gorge,our Washington State resort offers a distinctly PO Box 665 • Hood River, OR 97031 Open Mon, Thurs, Fri 7am-3:30pm, Sat & Sun 8am-3pm Pacific Northwestern experience, featuring sweeping river views, two Wood-Fired bakery and cafe in cozy White Salmon. Serving breakfast and office 541-965-1528 e [email protected] locally-inspired restaurants and the Skamania Lodge Golf Course. lunch. Large selection of European inspired pastries and breads baked fresh The wine list features a section devoted entirely to the Columbia daily. Monday night wood-fired pizza with full wine list as well as a selection GORGEWINE.COM GORGEWINE.COM River Gorge AVA. of imported wines for sale. Stop by for a quick bite and local cup of coffee! Little Buck Creek Rd S • 2,769’ ^ to TROUT LAKE AVA White MT ADAMS •2,081 Includes the Columbia Gorge (30 mins) Underwood Salmon River < Columbia 2AVA (est. 2004) and the SW Gorge AVA corner of the Columbia Valley • 2,206’ AVA (est. 1984) ^ to GOLDENDALE ANICHE White (20 mins) CELLARS SOUTH Salmon & YAKIMA HILL 26 24 STATES (1hr 30 mins) Cook Underwood Rd WILLOW WINE LE DOUBBLÉ Located one hour east CELLARS 26 TROUBBLÉ WINE CO 22 DOMAINE Columbia 2of Portland, OR 27 SAVAGE GRACE 25 POUILLON between Hood River, 25 • 2,105 Canyon Rd 14 OR and Goldendale, 1,225’ WINES 14 Lyle-Snowden Rd AVA BOUNDARYValley AVA > • HAWKINS SYNCLINE WA along both shores Downtown CELLARS Hood WINERY of the Columbia Bridge to Balch Rd 142 River WA wineries 23 COR River in Oregon and EXIT EXIT Bingen Mt Adams Ave Hood River < to VANCOUVER 62 Cascade Ave 63 EXIT Bridge (toll) CELLARS Washington (1 hr 30 mins) 64 Old Hwy 8 21 Stacker Butte 13th St Klickitat River Wine Country Ave Washington State St • 3,200’ 84 VIENTO 14 Hood 84 > to WALLA WALLA < to PORTLAND (2 hrs 20 mins) 10 River Lyle 97 (1 hr) Post Canyon Rd 12th St 14 Frankton Rd Frankton CATHEDRAL Belmont Dr RIDGE DOWNTOWN 16 GARNIER 84 23 TETRAHEDRON Brookside Dr HOOD RIVER Stonehenge Dr WINERY Main St 17 VINEYARDS 35 WINERIES EXIT 14 (see insert below) 69 16 IDIOT’S GRACE 30 Country Club Rd Rd Tucker 3rd Ave State Rd Maryhill Hwy Barrett Rd Tucker Rd Mosier 2,800’ ANALEMMA • 14 20 WAVING TREE PHELPS Rowena • MARYHILL WINERY 12 Rd Tucker WINES CREEK •780’ Crest 706’ JACOB WILLIAMS WINERY > to HERMISTON Country Club Rd Portland Dr 11 VINEYARDS Hood River 84 (1hr 20 mins) Orchard Rd WINERY 19 EXIT HOOD 104 HIYU WINE 11 12 MT. HOOD WINERY CREST 19 Avery Rd FARM Acree Dr Van Horn Dr • Biggs WINERY 1,472’ Wishram Dethman Ridge Rd Columbia River 14 281 97 Hill Dr. Ehrck 84 to BEND Odell Hwy (2hrs 30 mins) 14 Odell WY’EAST VINEYARDS Lingren Rd Davis Dr Dallesport • 2,430’ P A Middle 13 Oregon < Columbia Columbia Gorge Mountain Regional Airport • 2,125’ STAVE & STONE Gorge AVA WINE ESTATES 84 247’• 84 The Dalles BridgeEXIT Deschutes The Dalles 87 River 17 E 2nd St W DOWNTOWN SUNSHINE exit HOOD RIVER 63 WINERIES BOUNDARY AVA MILL Exit 63 to downtown exit For more information, please visit 64 Columbia GORGEWINE.COM Valley AVA > Trout Creek Ridge Rd. Trout 1,417’ • to DUFUR 7 THE PINES 1852 (13 mins) A & BEND R N a il Button Bridge Rd = ro (2hrs 30 mins) VINEYARD Woodworth Rd CERULEAN a STAVE & d A 10 ve Vineyards shaded on the map are among more 7 8 STONE O O N than 90+ vineyards that have been established GRATEFUL DOWN in the Columbia Gorge.
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