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  Designation:
  Washington State Scenic Byway
  National Scenic Area

• 80 Miles
• Between Washougal and Maryhill
• On State Route 14 following the Columbia River Gorge

About This Byway

Columbia River Gorge, with walls spanning 80 miles and rising 4,000 feet, is lined with stunning black basalt walls awash in waterfalls, wildflowers, and lush deciduous forests. Today’s travelers follow in the footsteps of the epic journey of Lewis and Clark, revere the memory of a great tribal gathering place, partake in a world-renowned board sailing or bask in the unique beauty of the landscape. 

Explore and Plan Your Trip

Plan a trip and find more information about the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Byways and Area, including pictures, maps, sample itineraries and services provided on this byway.

• National Scenic Byways Program – Detailed descriptions, stories, maps and itineraries
• Experience Washington – Washington State Tourism site using a Virtual Earth interactive map
• Revisit Washington
• US Forest Service National Scenic Area Home

Conditions on the Road

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Weather
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Weather Forcast for Washington State

Mountain Passes
No passes on this route

Towns on the Byway

• Washougal
• Skamania
• North Bonneville
• Stevenson
• Carson
• Home Valley
• Cook
• White Salmon
• Bingen
• Lyle
• Murdock
• Wishram
• Maryhill