Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
A stunning river canyon offering scenic views, hiking trails, waterfalls, and wildlife.
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2 Haystack Rock
A famous 235-foot tall sea stack on the Oregon coast, popular for tidepool exploration and bird watching.
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3 Bridge of the Gods
A historic steel truss cantilever bridge spanning the Columbia River, connecting Oregon and Washington.
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4 L.L. Stub Stewart State Park
A state park with hiking, mountain biking trails, camping, and picnic areas in a forested setting.
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5 Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals
A museum showcasing an extensive collection of rocks, minerals, and fossils.
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7 Tree to Tree Adventure Park
An outdoor adventure park featuring zip lines and aerial obstacle courses among the trees.
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8 Fernhill Wetlands
A natural wetland area ideal for bird watching and enjoying peaceful nature walks.
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9 Banks-Vernonia State Trail
A 21-mile paved trail perfect for biking, hiking, and horseback riding through scenic forest and farmland.
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10 Pumpkin Ridge Zip Tour
A thrilling zip line tour offering aerial views of forests and wildlife.
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11 Banks Trailhead Banks-Vernonia State Trail
The starting point of the Banks-Vernonia State Trail, offering parking and access to the multi-use path.
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12 Banks Sunset Park
A local park with playgrounds, picnic areas, and open space for relaxation and recreation.
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14 Manning Trailhead - Banks-Vernonia State Trail
A trailhead providing access and parking for the Banks-Vernonia State Trail.
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16 The Hangry Redhead
A popular local eatery known for its delicious comfort food and friendly atmosphere.
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18 Buxton Trestle
A historic wooden railroad trestle offering scenic views and photo opportunities.
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19 Killin Wetlands Nature Park
A nature park featuring wetlands habitats ideal for wildlife viewing and nature walks.
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20 Banks-Vernonia State Trail
A 21-mile paved trail perfect for biking, hiking, and horseback riding through scenic forest and farmland.
