Columbia River Gorge Waterfall Tour
$50+A small-group day tour along the Historic Columbia River Highway, stopping at Vista House and a string of waterfalls.

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Riverside day-use park on the Columbia River about 22 miles east of Portland, known for windsurfing and a basalt column.
Corbett, OR
Rooster Rock State Park lies along the Columbia River in the Gorge, a short drive east of Portland. When strong east winds blow, windsurfers gather to ride the whitecaps, while others watch from the beach or paddle and fish the lagoon at the west end. Visitors can walk a flat riverside loop, play disc golf, reserve picnic shelters, and let dogs run in an off-leash area. The park is for day use only, and its clothing-optional beach is kept apart from the rest of the grounds. The namesake basalt column rises near the park.
The closest stops to Rooster Rock State Park, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A small-group day tour along the Historic Columbia River Highway, stopping at Vista House and a string of waterfalls.
0.7 mi awaySwitch it up: Tours
Quiet Columbia Gorge picnic park beside the Historic Columbia River Highway, with access to Latourell Falls.
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A basalt cliff above the Columbia River Gorge, crowned by the historic Vista House observatory and rest stop.
1.1 mi awaySwitch it up: Sightseeing
A two-tier waterfall beside the Historic Columbia River Highway, reached by a short, stair-lined trail.
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A small Columbia River Gorge state site with a steep trail down to a two-tier waterfall and a paved loop with river views.
2.5 mi awaySwitch it up: Sightseeing
A 1,000-acre Metro park on the Sandy River offering trails, river recreation, camping, and picnic shelters.
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