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Поход в Колумбийское ущелье, вино и открытия

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The 85-mile (137-km) long Columbia Gorge NSA would be a national park if it weren't a critical transportation corridor. It features waterfalls, mountains, monoliths, terraces, resort towns, vineyards, orchards, and The River, harboring a plethora of fish and birds, and a community of plants and invertebrates that changes dramatically going from the west end to the east end. You will get intimate with The Gorge through hiking. Your guide will teach you about the natural history and cultural history. The guide will feel out the group’s physical abilities in choosing 4-8 miles (6-13 km) of hiking in the western and/or eastern Columbia Gorge. Picnic lunch included.
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Tue 10 Jun
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Tue 10 Jun
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Что включено
Bottled water
PA system so people in back can hear their guide
Snacks
Lunch
Museum admission
Air-conditioned vehicle
*We are the only operator in Portland who has sneeze guards between the rows in our vehicle.*
Дополнительная информация
  • Service animals allowed
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Что ожидать
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Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
2
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
3
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
4
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
5
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
6
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
7
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
8
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
9
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
10
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
11
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
12
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
13
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
14
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
15
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
16
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
17
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
18
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
19
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
20
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
21
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
22
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
23
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
24
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
25
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
26
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
27
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
28
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
29
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
30
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
31
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
32
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum
Peruse this museum of Columbia Gorge natural and cultural history.
33
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
34
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
35
Sunshine Mill Winery
This 130-year-old mill was once used to mill wheat for the Cheez-It! The only designated skyscraper in the Columbia Gorge, it was the first building in The Dalles to have electricity, and still contains the original Thomas Edison Motor by which it was powered. It is now a winery & restaurant.
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Национальный живописный район ущелья реки Колумбия
В ущелье можно совершить множество походов; через тропический лес к соборным водопадам, через сухие луга, растущие на потрясающих базальтовых террасах, вверх по утесам пятого по величине отдельно стоящего монолита в мире, через изрытые пожарами склоны и многое другое. Все зависит от того, что вам приглянется, собственного каприза в этот день и времени года.
37
Центр открытий и музей Колумбийского ущелья
Внимательно ознакомьтесь с этим музеем естественной и культурной истории Колумбийского ущелья.
38
Малтнома Фолс
Посмотрите на самый высокий и самый известный водопад в Орегоне вместе с его историческим домиком и мостами.
39
Шоссе реки Колумбия
Это потрясающее шоссе протяженностью 74 мили (119 км) было вдохновлено Аксенштрассе в Швейцарских Альпах.
40
Винодельня Саншайн Милл
Эта 130-летняя мельница когда-то использовалась для перемалывания пшеницы для Cheez-It! Единственный обозначенный небоскреб в ущелье Колумбия, это было первое здание в Даллесе, в котором было электричество, и в нем до сих пор находится оригинальный двигатель Томаса Эдисона, от которого он приводился в действие. Сейчас это винодельня и ресторан.
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Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
There are a variety of hikes we can do in the Gorge; through rainforest to cathedral waterfalls, across dry grasslands growing on dramatic basalt terraces, up the cliffs of the fifth-largest free-standing monolith in the world, through fire-scarred slopes, and many more. It all depends on what you fancy, our own whim that day, and the time of year.
42
Multnomah Falls
See the tallest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon along with it's historic lodge and bridges.
43
Columbia River Highway
This stunning 74-mile (119 -km) highway that was inspired by the Axenstrasse in the Swiss Alps.
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Политика отмены
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Отзывы (1)
KKH2go
Dec 2019
My thanks to Marcus for guiding our travels through the Columbia River Gorge. We hiked to Laterelle Falls which was a beautiful hike (even for this 'older' lady!). We appreciated the stories of the area--historical and geological--Marcus is an excellent guide and experienced naturalist. Our stops were in places we truly enjoyed and would not have found without his knowledge of the area. I highly recommend this tour and Terran Travels!
Ответ от хоста
Feb 2020
Thank you for the great review, Kristi! I greatly appreciate you and Philip being such great guests on my maiden voyage of that tour. I enjoyed the conversation, and good job on the hiking! P.S. Thanks for the pic!

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