From watersports to wonderful vistas, the Columbia River Gorge provides just about every type of outdoor recreation you can imagine. Find maps and current conditions and explore specific recreation sites listed below the interactive map on this page.

Know before you go: Risks are higher in areas where fire has recently burned. Read our safety tips for burned areas.

Need a pass? Check out our Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area site-specific digital pass and buy your pass.

Passes are required at the following sites:

Bridge of the Gods Trailhead
Dog Mountain Trailhead
Eagle Creek Recreation Area
Herman Creek Trailhead
Larch Mountain Trailhead
North Bonneville Trailhead
Sam™s Walker Picnic Area
St. Cloud Picnic Area
Wahclella Falls Trailhead
Wyeth / Gorton Creek Trailhead

Find details at Eagle Creek Fire Closure Map & List

This Ready Set Gorge! map is helpful for planning your visit.

Check the weather at Portland/West Gorge or Hood River/East Gorge

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