I got out Sunday for a drive up the Gorge to work my self guided tour of the Gorge. I had mixed result on the trip with fogged out at a couple places and crowed out at a couple of more. But I did have some good visits to a couple of waterfalls and at the Bonneville Dam area. It will take a couple of more trips to get it all worked out.
All of these places I have been to many times but I needed to refresh my memory and see what has change. My big take away from the run was that there is a lot to see and I may have to break this into several tours with different themes.
Portland Women’s Forum View Point.
Foggy day at Portland Women’s Forum view point.
No view today at the Portland Women’s Forum View Point.
Viewing area at Latourell Falls.
Latourell Falls
Viewing area at Bridal Veil Falls.
View from one of the viewing areas at Bridal Veil Falls.
Walkway next to Camus field.
Horse Tail Falls in the Columbia River Gorge
Historic Hatchery building at the Bonneville Fish Hatcher.
The sturgeon viewing building is always a popular spot to stop at.
The Sturgeon viewing building looks drowned from the pond side.
A couple of white sturgeon seen through the viewing window at the sturgeon pond.
The middle spillway section of the Bonneville Dam.
Bradford Island Visitor Center at Bonneville Dam.
Main floor of the Visitor Center at Bonneville Dam.
Salmon viewing windows at visitor center at Bonneville Dam.
Fish ladders at Bonneville Dam.
Cascade Locks Museum building. Closed during the winter.
Out side building at the Cascade Locks Museum hold mostly old farm equipment.
Native American fishing platforms hanging where the lock gate use to be.
Viewing down the flooded Cascade Locks.
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