I’ve broken this report up into 3 different posts. Part 1 is of my hike at Munra Point in the Gorge and for me is symbolically the beginning of my trip even though the Gorge is like 3 hours from where I live in Silverdale Washington. Part 2 is all about the road trip. The route I …
I’ve broken this report up into 3 different posts. Part 1 is of my hike at Munra Point in the Gorge and for me is symbolically the beginning of my trip even though the Gorge is like 3 hours from where I live in Silverdale Washington. Part 3 is about my hike at Juniper Gulch …
I’ve broken this report up into 3 different posts. This part, part 1 is of my hike at Munra Point in the Gorge and for me is symbolically the beginning of my trip, even though the Gorge is like 3 hours from where I live in Silverdale Washington and not really anywhere near SE Oregon. …
After a couple hikes I did in the Gorge with friends from my hiking club, I drove over to Rowena Point to try to get some good shots. I came away with this one that I liked.
Hayden and I made a trip down to the Gorge and explored a little. We saw the Vista House, hiked the Oneonta-Ponytail Falls Loop, rode our bikes in the Mosier tunnels, drove up Stacker Butte in the Columbia Hills, visited Horsethief Butte, and climbed Beacon Rock. Where else can a father and son get away …
Another Eagle Creek hike that I sponsored for the PWC. This time it was just Issac and me.
Hayden and I spent the weekend at the Gorge exploring and doing a little camping. Our first stop after the long drive was Multnomah Falls. We mainly were just there for a bathroom break but I couldn’t resist taking a few pictures while we were there.
The weekend of May 15 and 16 2010 marked my second trip to the Columbia River Gorge area this year. Previously this year, I came down and hiked the Lyle Cherry Orchard Trail and the Weldon Wagon Trail. Due to the rain that weekend and poor planning on my part (the campground I was planning …
On Sunday the 15th of November 2009, seven PWCers headed up the Eagle Creek Trail at the Columbia River Gorge on the Oregon side. Hike was around 13 miles and about 1200′ elevation gain. It rained lightly off and on throughout the day but was otherwise pleasant. In addition to the main hike on the …
This was my first time sponsoring a trip for the Peninsula Wilderness Club. The trip consisted of driving to the Gorge, hiking the Latourell Falls loop and the Multnomah – Wahkeena Loop, and driving back to Woodland where another member kindly made hotel reservations so we could stay somewhat local for the Eagle Creek hike …
After gaining 3800′ on my Mt Defiance hike and losing the trail there in the snow, I headed over to Mitchell Point and hiked to the top gaining another 1000 to 1200 feet in elevation giving me close to 5000′ for the day. Another good hike for some great views of the Gorge. At the …
Columbia River Gorge Adventures May 16th and 17th 2009 Originally I was going to hike the Chelan Lakeshore trail again, but after looking at the logistics of getting over there to catch the ferry (had to get up too dang early!) I decided on doing some hikes down by the Columbia River Gorge instead. My …
Look closely, yes those are people on that cliff and yes they are going to walk behind that waterfall. Tunnel Falls on Oregon’s Eagle Creek Trail has been on my to-do list all year. I invited Mike of MikesHikes fame to come along with me on this incredible hike near the Columbia River Gorge. Please …