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COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE Lush green forest and beautiful fa lls .. . ack on the road, drive through the quiet of damp, lush forests to B ridal Veil Falls and then Multnomah Falls, the second highest waterfall in the United States. Zigzag your way up the trail to the top and watch Multnomah Falls plunge into a pool 620 feet below. Hop back on the freeway and drive out to Bonneville Dam, a major source B ■■■■■■I of h y d ro e le ctric pow er fo r the northwest. Watch salmon clim b the fish ladder, their detour around the dam. This may be the closest you'll ever get to a 25 pound salmon. But don't leave until you've found the sturgeon pool. Gaze into the pool where giant sturgeon swim. These fish, whose ancestors lived with the dinosaurs, may be larger than you. And they are ugly! ascade Locks Marine Parks, home of Northwest's first steam engine, makes a great lunch stop. Here, too, you can board the Columbia Stemwheeler, a replica of the riverboats that churned up the C H H H B a COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE \ T Mississippi in the days of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. I f your lucky enough to be able to spend a few days, Lost Lake resort is a great escape from city life. Take a slow paced break where Mt. Hood is reflected in the lake. Or enjoy the great fishing, boating and hiking. ■■■■ II K C <* L I M B I \ K I V K CALL (509) 493-3705 Indian Xrtifaets • Chetts Set« • Queen Marie of Houniania and Royal Memorabilia • French fashion dolls Raft Trips for Families Enjoy a Fam ily picnic with the peacocks on M aryhill grounds. Present thin art fo r one fre e »Ind ent adm i»»inn w ith the purchase o f one. Goldendale, Washington (509) 773-4792 PHIL'S GUIDE SERVICI O FFIC E & SHOWROOM Scenic White Water Raft Trips Daily Enjoy a nature float or thrilling whitewater experience this Summer. • W H IT E S A L M O N RIVER Trips from 15.00 Launching: 9A M , 12 Noon and 3PM Daily. Season: Aprfl-October Special G ro u p Prices available W h ite Salmon River just 1 hour East o f Portland LAVA GORGE WHITEWATER TOURS or write P.O. BOX 527, WHITF SALMON WASHINGTON, 98672 K raveling across the river and east on Highway 14 the high desert turns dry and browned. Maryhill Museum of Art creates a sharp contrast with its lush green lawns and gardens. Overlooking the Gorge, the museum is often remembered for the peacocks that roam the grounds and warnings about rattlesnakes. Inside the Castle on the C o lu m b ia '' T treasures abound. Two miles down the road, huge stones cast eerie shadows across the desert at the replica of England's Stonehenge. The Gorge offers sports and relaxation for the whole family. In fact, you can spend a day or an entire vacation in the Gorge and not run out of things to do. It may be the best answer to There's nothing to do." MM • Guided Fishing Trips POLARIS SNOW MOBILES • Snow Mobile Tours and Snowcat Mountain Shuttle. salmon and wafleye. • Guided Hunts for Deer and Elk (509)493-2641 Phil and Sherri Zoller ■H ■ ■ M M M B M IM COLUM1 GORGE TOURS We can arrange: Full-day or half-day hikes on ancient Indians trails O vernight backpacking trips with outdoor survival teacher Teepee dem onstrations of Indian and pioneer crafts W indsurfing lessons and rentals Horseback treks White water ratting Jet boats and float trips Water skiing Bicycle tours A irport glider rides Fishing Airplane rides over Mt. St. Helens And that's just for starters! • Klickitat River Trips For steelhead, sturgeon, trout, HB give way to splendid high desert country MARYHILL MUSEUM OF ART (I k t You make just one phone call; we'll take care of everything, at no extra cost to you or your family. Just dial 1+FUN-TO(IR [LOiSr LAÄC H £»9fg The Resort at Lost Lake offers the outdoor enthusiast a full range of choices for fun and relaxation The Lake features outstanding fishing There is a large new boat dock with rowboats, canoes and paddle- boats available for rent by the hour or day There are a limited number of rustic cabins available by the day, weekend or week The Forest Service maintains 77 campground sites along the lakeshore The campground sites are available on a first come first serve basis For reservations, information or a brochure please write: Lost Lake Resort P.O Box 90 Hood River, Oregon 97031 Mt Hood National Forest < fun that ■ the W » oe oe I « * " 19 w e c a n -a 0 (of Y°u bood T „ s 77ie people to see for fun in the Gorge. 1. "Columbia Gorge " Stemwheeler 2. Pietro's Pizza 3. Columbia Gorge Tours 4. Lost Lake Resort 5. Phil's Guide Service 6. Lava Gorge Whitewater Tours 7. Maryhill Museum o f Art PAGE 8 APRIL 1985 YOUNG AMERICAN
