Virtual Guidebook to Portland, Oregon

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Virtual Guidebook to
Portland and the Columbia River Gorge
Oregon

Table of Contents

Columbia Gorge: Crown Point (5); Latourell Falls (4); Multnomah Falls Area (5); Elowah Falls (6); Bonneville Dam and Cascade Locks (4); Starvation Creek (3); Hood River (6); The Dalles (2)

Portland: Along Burnside (3); Chinatown and Old Town (2); Downtown Portland (4); Portland's Riverfront (3); East of the City Center (1)

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Columbia River Gorge

Crown Point

The view from Chanticleer Point at the west end of the Columbia River Gorge. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Vista House on Crown Point at sunset. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Vista House at sunset. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Vista House on Crown Point, on the Columbia Gorge Scenic Highway. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The view from the upper level at Vista House, Crown Point. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Boat launching in a backwater at Rooster Rock on the Columbia River. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Latourell Falls from the footbridge. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
At the base of Latourell Falls, 249 feet high. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Shepperds Dell on the old Columbia Gorge Scenic Highway.: Standard Size only

Wahkeena Falls, 242 feet high. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Multnomah Falls Lodge on the old Scenic Highway. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Multnomah Falls from the lower viewpoint, total 611 feet high. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
From the bridge between the falls at Multnomah. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Five major Cascade volcanoes can be seen from Sherrard Point on Larch Mountain. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

In the Oneonta Gorge.: Standard Size only
Horsetail Falls, 176 feet high, right on the old Scenic Highway. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Second growth forest characterizes the Columbia Gorge. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the steep trail to Elowah Falls. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Elowah Falls from the trail. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Elowah Falls, 289 feet high. (7-1-01): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Powerhouse Number One at Bonneville Dam.: Standard Size only
Bonneville Dam's spillway and fish ladder.: Standard Size only
A petroleum barge in the navigation lock at Bonneville Dam.: Standard Size only
Historic Cascade Locks, near Bonneville Dam.: Standard Size only

Starvation Creek Falls, 186 feet high. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Cabin Creek Falls on the Mount Defiance Trail. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Lancaster Falls on Wonder Creek, more than 200 feet high. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Windsurfers at Viento State Park, near Hood River.: Standard Size only
The historic Columbia Gorge Hotel, Hood River. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Columbia Gorge Hotel and Wah Gwin Gwin Falls. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Wah Gwin Gwin Falls, 207 feet high. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Second and Oak Streets, Hood River.: Standard Size only
Panorama Point, overlooking the Hood River Valley, south of Hood River.: Standard Size only

Memaloose Island in the Columbia River, a traditional Indian burial ground. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Dalles Dam on the Columbia River. (6-13-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Portland

Along Burnside

Opposite the Blitz-Weinhard Brewery on Burnside Street (closed 1999).: Standard Size only
Inside Powell's Books, Portland's huge bookstore.: Standard Size only
The North Park Blocks, a linear city park.: Standard Size only

Streetcars in Old Town.: Standard Size only
Union Station, western terminus of the second trans-continental railway.: Standard Size only

On the Steel Bridge over the Willamette River.: Standard Size only
The Japanese American Historical Plaza on the riverfront.: Standard Size only
Children playing in the Salmon Street Springs Fountain.: Standard Size only

Oregon City

Oregon City - River Level

The Willamette River at Oregon City, below the falls. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The historic Willamette Falls navigation locks. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the gate of Lock Four. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Bridge over the Willamette River at Oregon City. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Main and Seventh Streets in the lower (river level) section of Oregon City. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The Municipal Elevator that links the lower and upper parts of Oregon City. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Willamette Falls, the reason for Oregon City. (6-14-06): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the McLaughlin Parade above the West's oldest industrial area at river level. (8-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
McLaughlin Parade along the cliff tops above the lower town. (8-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
John McLaughlin House National Historic Site. (8-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
In the garden behind the McLaughlin House. (8-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Oregon City's combined firehouse and City Hall, opposite the Carnegie Library. (8-11-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

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