Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area

Yes..

It is very unpredictable, you really need to be well prepared, carry snow Chan's, extra blankets, and food water,flash light,cell phone carry cat litter it will help if you get stuck,or a bag of rock salt.always check with weather and hwy patrol..have fun and enjoy the beautiful land and all the beauty Oregon has..don't for get to check out horse rail falls next to the beauitful MULTNOMAH falls,oh the big water Dam is a must see as well,and bridge of the gods is always look to check out,it crosses the grate Columbia River from Oregon to Washington state in just minutes..it all just so beauitful and peace full.

Because hundreds of years ago. According to indian legend, there was a natural land bridge there. And when the people on both sides of the river started warring with each other. The gods destroyed it... Or so the story goes.

Try Bonneville dam as an address, the Sturgeon habit display, and trout ponds are a great family adventure forsure

Skamania lodge, absolutely gorgeous views and the food is amazing, zip lines and golf at the lodge also. You have to do the climb up to the top of beacon rock it's an easy climb and again the views don't disappoint.

I think low cost housing is an issue throughout the gorge. I think there is some behind the hospital in White Salmon.

My preference is White Salmon. Why? 1. Tourist may occasionally come across the bridge from Hood River, but it is more a home town community. 2. The views from White Salmon side are at a higher elevation, so in the right locations, you can see the whole gorge. 3. The city boasts a very active, up-to-date book library, which is particularly fun as the library staff invites school teachers and other guests to tell stories. For examples: this summer they had a delightful Star Wars event, wherein guests made paper airplanes and flew the different kinds through mazes; last night they had a special Halloween gathering - the children love them. They share a real community spirit. The city has an outdoor swimming pool in a fabulous 😍😻👍 setting, a large, very well-maintained city park. Ask about their lower level some time and I'll report on Bingen - the town down the hill from White Salmon.

It is a slice of heaven. I live in the Gorge and I have most of my life. I've moved away several times in the past, but I have always returned. It's absolutely beautiful here, all year around.

I'm sorry, I don't know.