Dog Mountain. Beacon Rock. Cape Horn. The White Salmon River.
The Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge — often overlooked in favor of popular attractions across the river — boasts a bounty of first-rate destinations.
And this week on the Peak Northwest podcast, we discuss where to hike and visit on the oft-jilted side of the gorge.
Some highlights:
- Jamie and Jim discuss the draw of the Washington side of the gorge.
- We rattle off a list of trails to visit.
- We pay homage to one of the region’s most spectacular bridges.
- We give a nod to the beautiful White Salmon River.
- Jamie gives a shout-out to the beer and wine scenes on the Washington side of the gorge.
Read Jamie’s list of 20 reasons to visit the Washington side of the gorge.
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-- Jim Ryan and Jamie Hale
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