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Explore the Gorge with a detailed map of the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon!
This detailed map will show you where you have been and where you need to go in exploring the Gorge.

Explore the Gorge with a detailed map of the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon!
click here for a sample of the map detail.

The Columbia River Gorge is full of interesting places to visit on main highways and a score of small two lane roads. With a diversity in microclimates from 64 inches of rain at the west end near Stevenson, Washington, to less than 10 inches of rain to the east end of the Gorge, land goes from rain forest like to semi arid desert conditions.

The history of the Gorge has the same type of diversity with the explorations of Lewis and Clark, the pioneers who traveled the Oregon Trail and the farmers who planted the first apples and pears in the late 1800’s making orchards a viable business for the area.

Learn the way to drive the back roads.
The historic town of Shaniko in Wasco County, Oregon is where thousands of head of sheep were grazed. Explore the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and Mt. Adams near Trout Lake, Washington. Enjoy the Hood River Valley loop to see orchards and spectacular views of Mt. Hood all the way to Timberline Lodge. Find some of the Columbia River Gorge campgrounds from beaches of the Columbia River to the high meadows of Mt. Hood and the huckleberry fields of Mt. Adams.

The Columbia River Gorge is full of interesting places to visit on main highways and a score of small two lane roads.
The Columbia River from Washington

The Columbia Gorge map gives in depth detail of roads, rivers and mountains in both Oregon and Washington along the Columbia River.

There are two choices of maps to order.

The Columbia Gorge full size comprehensive map folds out to 27” x 39-1/2” inches and covers the entire Gorge from Portland to Biggs Junction. Most towns are indexed and show an enlarged view. Printing is on standard map weight paper that is heavy enough to withstand folding and unfolding without tearing at the seams. The price is $5.95 plus $4.00 shipping and handling.

The laminated Visor Map is handy and extremely durable. The map accordion folds to a size of 24-1/2” x 11-1/2”. The map shows detail from Cascade Locks to Biggs Junction. Indexed areas are of Hood River, The Dalles and White Salmon. The price is $7.95 plus $4.00 shipping and handling.

Contact Gorge Living to order a Columbia Gorge Map in either a full fold out version or a laminated visor format.

Phone: 541-387-6700
Email:
Map@GorgeLiving.com

 

 

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