The Gorge Whitehouse - Hood River, OR
Beautiful footage of the drive to The Gorge Whitehouse Winery in Hood River, OR. September 29th, 2015
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Columbia River Gorge
Recorded July 26, 2014
My drive through the Columbia River Gorge along the border of Oregon and Washington. My stops include...
01:38 Crown Point/Vista House
03:43 Latourell Falls
05:12 Shepperd's Dell
06:51 Wahkeena Falls
07:53 Multnomah Falls
14:20 Horsetail Falls
15:39 Bridge of the Gods
18:53 Spring Creek/Lower Columbia River
21:12 Hood River White Salmon Bridge
23:56 Mount Hood
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Best Attractions & Things to do in Hood River, Oregon OR
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List of Best Things to do in Hood River, Oregon (OR)
Columbia River Gorge
Mount Hood
The Fruit Loop
Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum
Horsetail Falls- Columbia River Gorge
Marchesi Vineyards
Ascendente Winery
Mirror Lake Trail
Tamanawas Falls Trail
The Gorge White House
Columbia River Gorge - part 3
Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood,
The Gorge White House, dipnetting in Clickitat River, White Salmon, mural painting in The Dalles
may 27, 2011
View from Mosier Plateau Trail
Filmed by Pete Schreiner for Friends of the Columbia Gorge
MOSIER PLATEAU - owned by the Friends of the Columbia Gorge Land Trust
Size: 46 acres
Acquisition by the land trust: 44 acres donated in 2007; 2 acres purchased in 2008
Location: Wasco County, Oregon
Access: Open to the public via the Mosier Plateau trail
The rocky anticline that serves as the backdrop to the community of Mosier, the bulk of the Mosier Plateau was donated by Friends' Founder Nancy Russell in 2007. Upon receiving the donation, the land trust determined that an adjacent property, wholly in the urban area of Mosier extended up to the plateau and along the bluff. In 2008, the land trust purchased that property to protect the entire bluff line.
The Mosier Plateau hosts over 50 species of wildflowers in the spring. Outstanding Gorge views are available throughout the property.
In 2013 a trail was completed that connects Mosier's Pocket Park to Mosier Plateau. A beautiful viewpoint was built along with benches and basalt stones for rest stops. The trail is part of the Gorge Towns to Trails vision for a comprehensive trail system linking Gorge trails to communities.
Stewardship efforts include the elimination of skeleton weed, thistle, and other invasive species, as well as removing lower tree branches to reduce fire risk. Native wildflower seed will be added soon. Bluebird boxes were installed in 2009 by Friends' member Tom Wood to enhance wildlife. Volunteer Bryce Guske built benches along the trail in 2013.
Maryhill: Guarding The Columbia River Gorge - Self Guided Walking Tour
This self-guided historical tour includes chapters:
Chapter Two: A Little Bit of History
Chapter Three: Washington's Stonehenge
Chapter Four: Maryhill's Museum of Art
Chapter Five: Wine! Savor the Flavor
Chapter Six: Logistics - All Roads Lead to Maryhill
The self-paced walking tour includes photos, video, text and audio with insider secrets, history, travel tips, author's biography, and more for Maryhill. Other walking tours of the area include:
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Summer 2017
MOUNT HOOD NATIONAL FOREST USA
Mount Hood and the Columbia Gorge symbolize the natural beauty of Oregon, yet much of these amazing landscapes remain unprotected. The mountain's high-elevation snowfields have received Wilderness designation, but the more biologically diverse lower flanks and surrounding ridges remain unprotected. Through cutting-edge technology and the efforts of more than 500 volunteers, Oregon Wild has identified unprotected natural areas in the Mount Hood National Forest over the past decade and sought federal Wilderness designation to preserve them.
In January 2009, Oregon Senators Ron Wyden (D) and Jeff Merkley (D) introduced legislation that would give Wilderness protection to 127,000 acres and designate 80 miles of rivers around Mount Hood and in the Columbia Gorge as Wild and Scenic Rivers.
The compromise plan includes the scenic canyons along White River, the biologically diverse forests of Fifteenmile Creek, the old-growth forest surrounding Roaring River and the beautiful whitewater of the East Fork of the Hood River.
The Lewis and Clark Mount Hood Wilderness is an important step toward preserving the scenic beauty, biodiversity, clean drinking water and unparalleled recreational opportunities for future generations of Oregonians.
Columbia River Gorge, Hwy 30 - Vista House
Vista House is part of the Oregon State parks that dot Historic Highway 30 as it runs through the Columbia River Gorge. The house is set up on Crown Point 733 ft (223 m) above the Columbia River. The views looking east over the Columbia River Gorge are stunning. The Vista House and Crown Point are the first stop on Historic Highway 30 waterfall tour as you head east out of Portland, Oregon.
Vista House
The Vista House was built in 1918. It was used as a rest area and tourist attraction. The Art Nouveau architecture was renovated in 2005.
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Hood River Summer 2017
Hood River in the summer of 2017
An Epic Model Railroad Recreates The Columbia River Gorge
Ever wonder what it would be like to be a giant towering over the Northwest landscape? You can find out at the Columbia Gorge Model Railroad Club, where even children loom like Godzilla over all the iconic sites of the Gorge, from Union Station to Multnomah Falls to the Crooked River High Bridge.
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Discover the Gorge Columbia River Gorge Video DVD
This 78 minute DVD is a comprehensive look at the one of the nation's most spectacular river canyons the Columbia River Gorge. Streching for more than 85 miles this spectacular river canyon includes many communities and a host of year round activities for young and old. This video captures the best the gorge has to offer from it's incredible scenic vistas to each of the individual communites that make up the Columbia River Gorge.
The DVD features the Gorge Scenic Highway, The Dalles, Hood River, White Salmon, Bingen, Goldendale, Stevenson, Carson, Cascade Locks, North Bonneville and Mt Hood and all great activites that are available in the Gorge.
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Vista House, Crown Point, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon Pioneers
Aaron Baker gives a tour of the Vista House, nestled on top of Crown Point overlooking the Columbia River Gorge. Aaron finds names of prominent Oregon pioneers molded into the ceiling of the Vista House. John Mc Laughlin, Joseph Lane, Marcus Whitman, Asahel Bush, Jesse Applegate, Jason Lee, Jason Nesmith, and Matthew Deady's names were all molded into the ceiling.
Mt. Hood National Forest
Twenty miles east of Portland, Oregon, the Mt. Hood National Forest extends south from the Columbia River Gorge across more than sixty miles of forested mountains, lakes and streams to the Olallie Scenic Area, a high lake basin under the slopes of Mt. Jefferson.
The Forest encompasses approximately 1,067,043 acres.
The Cascade Range Forest Reserve was first established in 1893, and divided into several National Forests in 1908, when the northern portion was merged with the Bull Run Reserve and named the Oregon National Forest. The name was changed again to Mt. Hood National Forest in 1924.
The national forest offers recreational opportunities such as skiing, hiking, boating, rafting, climbing, backpacking, horseback riding, and fishing.
We encourage you to visit the forest and explore the many other beautiful sites of Oregon. Thanks for watching!
Filmed, Edited & Narrated by Derek Allen
What we do when it's not windy in the gorge
Sweet little paragliding spot in Bingen Washington that we hit up when windsurfing and kiteboarding are out due to lack of wind in Hood River. No wind days . . no problem!
Gorge Tech Alliance
The Columbia Gorge Technology Alliance is comprised of hi-tech businesses based in the Columbia River Gorge. The alliance was formed to build connections, share resources, and encourage economic prosperity within the region.
365 Days in the USA | GoPro
365 days, living and travelling in America!
Roughly what is in the video:
- Snowboarding and skiing Vail (Australia Day), Breckenridge, Crested Butte, Keystone, hiking Hanging Lake, shooting and dog sledding in Colorado
- Cliff jumping (Sunset Cliffs), flow riding, jet skiing, stand up paddle boarding and jetpacking in San Diago, California
- Wakeboarding in Sacremento
- Life in Color, gymnastics, Sandia Mountains, White Sands National Park, paddle boarding, Walter Whites house (Breaking Bad), more snowboarding (Taos), tattoos, balloon fiesta and basketball in Albuquerque
- Football (Longhorns, Cottonbowl Stadium), river floating and wildlife safari (Austin) and Spring Break (South Padre Island) in Texas
- Summer glacier snowboarding, kickball and skateboarding at the High Cascade snowboarding camp in Portland, Oregon
- Horseshoe Bend, Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon in Arizona
- Monument Valley, Angles Landing and Observation Hikes (Zion National Park) in Utah
- Partying everywhere, including Vegas and tailgating at UNM (University of New Mexico)
- Surfing at Trestles, in San Diego (Blacks Beach) and along the Big Sur route through California
- Alligators, swamps (New Orleans) and crawfish boil (Baton Rouge) in Louisiana
- Waterfalls (Rock Island National Park) and whitewater rafting in Tennessee
- Crater Lake, Oneonta Gorge and the Columbia River in Oregon
- Hot air ballooning in the Sonoma Valley, California
- Ginnie clear water Springs in Florida
Let me know if you have any questions about the places! It was an amazing year studying and travelling in America..
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Episode 9: Columbia River Gorge (1 of 2)
This week we’re taking a trip to the Columbia River Gorge. This spot on the map extends more than 10 miles east of Portland and creates the northern border that separated Oregon from Washington. It is the largest national scenic are in the US. We couldn’t possibly cover all that ground in the few short days we were here. Heck we couldn’t even cover that much ground in one episode so we cut it in 2 and will just show you the highlights.
Let’s start off with the Vista House, the self-proclaimed crown jewel of the Columbia Gorge. It has a vantage point of 733 feet above the Columbia River, which makes for a killer view. Originally built in 1917 the Vista House was built as a rest stop for weary travelers on old Columbia Gorge Highway.
Let’s say that there are way to many people at the Vista House and you can’t find parking. About a mile away is Chanticleer Point. If you squint you can actually see the Vista House from here.
The Internet tells me that Rooster Rock State Park provides 3 miles of river access. The river swimming serves visitors who want a natural experience. It's even more natural the farther east you (where you'll find one of Oregon's two designated clothing optional beaches). Maybe that’s why they call it rooster rock. For better of worse we didn’t see any of that.
So we pressed on to Latourell Falls. Latourell Falls is the closest of the major Columbia River Gorge waterfalls to Portland, and it's also one of the most photogenic. It is a tall single-plunge waterfall of 224 feet. This is one of the few waterfalls that you can get this close to.
There are some waterfalls that you don’t need to get out of you car for. But for Multnomah Falls you don’t even have to pull off the highway for. Unfortunately there was construction going on so we couldn’t too close. But don’t worry we were here last year.
A few more miles East takes us to the Bridge of the Gods. You may recognize it from the 2014 film “Wild” starting Reese Witherspoon. Or you might not. I never saw it.
The Mosier Plateau includes 44 acres of protected land that is owned and managed by the Friends Land Trust. Apparently people dive off the cliff and swim here in the summer. Past the waterfalls the trail begins a steady upward climb towards the Mosier Plateau. Once you reach the top, you will be greeted with breathtaking views of the Columbia River Gorge.
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