In & Around Carson Hot Springs
Your Adventure Awaits...
Nestled in the stunning Pacific Northwest, the Columbia River Gorge is a place of natural beauty and rich history, offering a wide array of activities throughout the year. With a captivating blend of historic attractions, winter wonderland adventures, summer explorations, renowned museums, enchanting waterfalls, and thriving wineries, this iconic region promises something for every traveler.
Where to Play
The Columbia River Gorge has something for everyone, no matter what you like to do! You can enjoy a variety of activities in this amazing area that spans Oregon and Washington State. Whether you love wine, sports, adventure, or nature, you will find something to suit your taste in the Columbia River Gorge. The best way to experience Gorge is to explore the trails. Take in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest as you discover gorgeous waterfalls, vibrant wildflower fields, or thrilling bike paths. It’s also one of the most famous kiteboarding and windsurfing locations in the U.S. Following are some of our top picks of activities.
HIKING IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE
Nature enthusiasts flock to the Columbia River Gorge for hiking, immersing themselves in the serene wilderness. Whether you're an experienced hiker or prefer a leisurely stroll, the Gorge has something to offer.
Peddling through the Gorge
The Columbia River Gorge offers a diverse range of biking experiences, from mountain trails to scenic bikeways. With challenging terrain, varying landscapes, and extensive routes, even seasoned bikers will find plenty to test their skills.
Visit the Waterfalls
The Columbia Gorge is famous for its numerous waterfalls, some of which are among the tallest and most beautiful in the country. With more than 70 waterfalls, you can easily find a stunning cascade of water wherever you go. Whether you drive along the scenic highway or hike through the trails, you can see the many waterfalls that drop from the high basalt walls. Explore the amazing waterfalls of the Columbia Gorge on your own or with a guide.