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INDP |
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An area of outstanding natural beauty Nationally recognized and preserved, the Columbia River Gorge is rich both in culture and in history. This site has been home to tribes and communities for over 13,000 years. But it's not just home, it's a destination. For thousands of years, this gorge has served as a pivotal connection between new lands and between different peoples. In 1805, Lewis and Clark traveled through the canyon to reach the Pacific. In 1859, J.P. McGowan pursued a federally commissioned journey to the area, where he invested his earnings from the California Gold Rush into one of the first fish packing stations and cannery ever recorded. In 1981, the Columbia River was noted as the first site of white sturgeon spawning and hatchery. Evidence has proven the Columbia River Gorge to be an integral contribution to American life, exploration, and innovation. Here, there is an undeniable natural beauty and an open land for opportunity. Here, there has been centuries of locals, millions of visitors, hundreds of recreations, and countless breathtaking views. Here, there is the sublime. The perfect destination for family holidays on a budget. Experience the outdoors and appreciate the surrounding natural beauty, visit the Fishery on the Columbia River Gorge! |
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From Portland, OR Merge onto I-84 E toward The Dalles. Then 33.26 miles Take the Historic Hwy exit, EXIT 35, toward Ainsworth State Park. Then 0.11 miles Keep right to take the Hist Columbia River Hwy ramp toward Ainsworth State Park/Portland/Multnomah Falls. If you are on E Historic Columbia River Hwy and reach NE Frontage Rd you've gone a little too far Then 0.03 miles Merge onto E Historic Columbia River Hwy. Then 0.20 miles Turn right to stay on E Historic Columbia River Hwy. Then 0.34 miles Turn left onto Enquist Rd. Then 0.31 miles Take the 1st left onto NE Frontage Rd. Then 0.04 miles Take the 1st right onto NE Enquist Pl. If you reach the end of NE Frontage Rd you've gone about 0.1 miles too far Then 0.05 miles Fishery Inc, 60765 NE ENQUIST PL is on the right. If you reach the end of NE Enquist Pl you've gone a little too far. |
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We our committed to providing an amazing experience on the Columbia River Gorge, whether you require a remote getaway or need facilities on tap - we can provide. Clean Restrooms and showers. Electric hookup is available RV sites available Boat Launch |
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The Fishery Marina |
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728600 |
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http://www.reserveamerica.com/campsiteSearch.do?contractCode=INDP&parkId=728600&cmp=39-32--joewils |
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Local historical site close to Bonneville Dam, Multnomah Falls, Beacon Rock all within minutes! |
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Fishing Guides |