A waterfall hidden from all but the adventurous
Within the Columbia Gorge, or more correctly attached to it, is another gorge – Oneonta gorge. Most people see the
Read moreWithin the Columbia Gorge, or more correctly attached to it, is another gorge – Oneonta gorge. Most people see the
Read moreI have written about the Tom McCall Preserve in the past and the wildflowers on the plateau. To get there
Read moreYesterday was the first day of summer, and for us in Portland, it was only the second time this year
Read moreA waterfall can either be seen or it can be experienced. Many falls, such as Latourell Falls, start off being
Read moreIt was some time ago that I wrote about the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls along the Columbia Gorge. In that
Read moreYou probably have never noticed them, as your hurtle along I84. Just as Vista House marks the start of the
Read moreIn this post I will try to bring together the blogs I have written about various waterfalls in the region
Read moreMany people drive along the Historic Columbia Gorge Highway and stop at all of the waterfalls, well at least the
Read moreCall them Bleeding Hearts, Lady in a Bath, Dutchman’s Trousers, Venus’s Car, Lyre Flower, but at the end of the
Read moreSitting almost 800 feet above the Columbia Gorge on a promontory called Crown Point, there is a building that is
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