Stevenson

Portland International Airport/Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
Stevenson, WA is 45 minutes outside of Portland, OR and 3 ½ hours from Seattle, WA. To visit, fly into Portland International Airport and hop onto I-84 East if you fly into Seattle-Tacoma International Airport take I-5 South to Highway 14.

Driving, biking and walking are all sufficient forms of transportation around Stevenson.

• Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum

  address: 990 SW Rock Creek Dr
  Located in the middle of the National Scenic Area in Stevenson, Washington, the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center is ideally situated to interpret the natural and cultural history of this beautiful region. This museum is designed for all age levels.

• The Bridge of the Gods

  address: Stevenson to Cascade Locks
  The Bridge of the Gods connects Oregon and Washington in the midst of the Columbia River Gorge. The bridge is part of the Pacific Crest Trail that stretches from Mexico to Canada. Enjoy amazing views of the Gorge.

• Bonneville DamLess than 5 minutes down the road from Stevenson is the Bonneville Dam. Take a tour on the Washington side through the Dam and check out the fish ladders. Kids will enjoy watching the fish swim up the strong river currents.

• Bonneville Dam Fish HatcheryOn the Oregon side of the dam is the Bonneville Fish Hatchery, home to Herman, the 70 year old, 11 foot long, 500 pound sturgeon. He is quite a sight.

• Bonneville Hot Springs Resort & SpaA high end resort and spa secluded in the forest of the Columbia River Gorge. A beautiful retreat for anyone in need of relaxation and an escape.

• Multnomah FallsOnly 15 minutes from Stevenson on the Oregon side of the Columbia River is Multnomah Falls, the second tallest year-round waterfall in the nation (stretching 620 feet from top to bottom).

• Carson Mineral Hot Springs Resort

Hiking, biking, windsurfing, fishing, hunting, spelunking, kayaking, sailing, bird watching, snow shoeing, cross country skiing, skiing, snowboarding and more!

Hiking

• BEACON ROCK: This giant monolith was once the core of an ancient volcano and acquired its name from Lewis and Clark during their expedition west. An average hiker can reach the top in less than thirty minutes, while enjoying spectacular views of the river and gorge.
• HAMILTON MOUNTAIN: For all hikers there is the Hamilton Mountain trail. There is a 7.5 mile loop for more experienced hikers but families and beginners can walk a mere 1.25 mile up the trail to view Rodney Falls and the Pool of the Winds.
• DOG MOUNTAIN: Intermediate and experienced hikers will enjoy Dog Mountain. It is a very steep 6.5 mile round trip hike with great views of the Columbia River and a flourish of wildflowers.

• Don Perry Metal Art

  phone: +1 509 427-4102
  address: 194 SW 2nd St
  Unique metal art sculptures.

• Riverhouse III Gallery

  phone: +1 509 427-5930
  address: 115 NE 2nd St

• Bloomsbury of Kanaka Creek Farm

  phone: +1 509 427-4444
  address: 240 SW 2nd St
  Flowers, Garden, Gifts, Cards & Books

• Artifice Studio

  phone: +1 509 427-0097
  address: 194-B SW 2nd Street.

• Walking Man Brewery & Public House

  phone: +1 509 427-5520
  address: 130 SW 1st St
  Award-winning craft brewery. Great pizza and bar menu.

• 130 Bar & Grill

  phone: +1 509 427-0161
  address: 130 SW Cascade Ave
  Come enjoy both fine dining and casual fare on the waterfront. The spacious back deck offers a beautiful view of the river and the mountains.

• The Crossing

  phone: +1 509 427-8097
  address: 127 SW Russell Ave
  Great lunch spot with a variety of seasonal items on the menu.

• La Casa De Sabor

  phone: +1 509 427-5423
  address: 230 1st St
  Nice little taqueria for quick, tasty Mexican cuisine.

• Cascade Room

  phone: +1 509 427-2508
  address: 1131 SW Skamania Lodge Way
  Dine with the Columbia River Gorge as your backdrop.

• River Rock LoungeThe lounge inside Skamania Lodge satisfies those looking for a meal or just a scenic spot to have a beverage and conversation.

• Andrew's Pizza and Pasta

  phone: +1 509 427-8008
  address: 310 Second St
  New York style pizza, whole pies or by-the-slice. Menu includes fresh made pasta, salads, soups and local Northwest microbrews.

• The Venus Cafe

  phone: +1 509 427-2233
  address: 326 SW Highway 14
  Great breakfast and lunch menu.

• Granny's Gedunk Ice Cream Parlor

  phone: +1 509 427-7725
  address: 310 Second St
  An old-fashioned ice cream shop featuring Umpqua Ice Cream and homemade waffle cones, milk shakes and sundaes, Italian sodas, and fresh popcorn.

• Big River Grill

  phone: +1 509 427-4888
  address: 192 SW 2nd St.
  A local hot spot with delicious Northwest cuisine and a great atmosphere.

• Joe's El Rio

  phone: +1 509 427-4479
  address: 193 Highway 14
  Tasty Mexican food made from scratch and a wicked selection of margaritas.

• River Rock Lounge

• Walking Man BreweryWalking Man Brewery, Stevenson’s award-winning craft brewery, is located just a block off of the riverfront. There is a reason this brewery has fans around the world; it has an all-star selection of brews and a great northwest vibe. If you can’t make it to the brewery, their beers are offered in nearly every restaurant in town.

• Skamania Lodge

  phone: +1 509 427-7700
  address: 1131 SW Skamania Lodge Way
  The resort features luxurious spa services, an 18-hole golf course, a 22,000 sq ft conference center, and year-round outdoor recreation.

• The Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge

  phone: +1 509 427-5650
  address: 200 SW Cascade Ave
  If the Gorge winds are what pulled you to Stevenson, try out the Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge conveniently located on Bob’s Beach. It’s a popular launch point for any windsurfer or kite boarder (and it beats paying fees to launch on the Oregon side). If you have your gear, the only effort needed to get out on the river is to open your front door. The Columbia Gorge Riverside Lodge offers very competitive room rates and several rooms are equipped with hot tubs built-in to their font decks –not too shabby!

• EconoLodge

• Cascade Locks is just across the Columbia River, accessible via the Bridge of the Gods.