There’s no place like the Gorge. People travel from all around the country to take in this natural wonder of the ...

The Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area is the largest scenic area in the U.S., covering more than 80 miles of forest, hills and bluffs in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Terry Richard, The OregonianThe view of the Columbia River Gorge from the trail known as the Labyrinth, in the Catherine Creek/Rowland Lake area between Bingen and Lyle, Wash. Lace up your boots ...

The Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge is often overlooked, but here are 20 reasons you should pay a visit. ... Eagle Creek, Hood River – are on the Oregon side of the Columbia River.

• River to Rock: The Washington side’s most famous site must be Beacon Rock, with its safe-but-vertiginous 848-foot, 52-switchback clamber up fenced-off stairs.

Stevenson, Washington Sept. 6, 2017 10:40 p.m. As wildfires have swept across Oregon and Washington this summer, emergency shelters have become temporary homes for hundreds of people and, in some ...

The Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area (between Oregon and Washington) is famous for the greatest concentration of waterfalls in North America. #shorts The long-delayed Air Force One is one of the ...

The commission is jointly funded by Washington and Oregon and tasked with managing the 292,500-acre Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area and protecting its scenic, natural, cultural and ...

A fast-moving wildfire chewing through Oregon’s forestland is threatening more than homes and people. It’s also devouring the heart of the state’s nature-loving identity.

They were released in the Columbia River Gorge last week. The Oregon Zoo says they released 11 turtles. The turtles have lived in a simulated environment at the zoo’s conservation lab since last ...