Hike Details
Type:
Out and back
Distance:
2 miles round trip
Elevation Gain:
feet
Difficulty:
Easy
Enjoy a walk on the newest trail in the Gorge! Providing stunning views of the Columbia River and Mt Hood this trail is the latest connection of the Gorge Towns to Trails project! This is a one mile, out-and-back, ADA-accessible paved path. Not only is this a gem in the community but it is a significant link in connecting the vision of a 30-mile continuous trail going west to Stevenson and east to Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy a grassy park area, a picnic shelter, solar powered restrooms and a non-motorized vehicle launch (kayak, canoe, paddle). This is an excellent hike for families or those looking for a relaxing stroll along the river.
Read an article about how this trail came to be and its significance to the Gorge Towns to Trails vision.
Read an article about how this trail came to be and its significance to the Gorge Towns to Trails vision.
Directions & Travel Tips
East of Washougal: From Hwy 14, take exit 14 and follow the roundabout to the third exit. Then continue to the second roundabout taking the second exit. Continue straight to the stop sign and park here in the parking lot.West of Washougal: From Hwy 14, take exit 14 and follow the roundabout to the second exit. Continue straight to the second roundabout taking the first exit. Continue straight to the stop sign and park here in the parking lot.