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| Tahnemus Trail |
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Difficulty:
Difficult
High Point:
300 Feet
Length:
0.05 Miles
Low Point:
100 Feet
Trail Number:
27
Usage:
Moderate
Reservation:
No
Season:
May - Late October
From Stevenson, Follow State Highway 14 west, 1.5 miles past the Bridge of Gods to the Bonneville trailhead, where visitors can access the Tahnemus Trail.
Location Information
The Tahnemus Trail offers good access to the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 and ample room for stock trailer parking. Restrooms are located at the trailhead. The trail climbs through 30-60-year-old timber for 0.5 mile and offers excellent viewpoints of the sparkling blue waters of the Gorge. The trail terminates at the intersection The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. On clear days, the trail offers superb views of the Columbia River Gorge, both east and west, and the Bonneville Dam. Music of the Sternwheeler wafting up from the Gorge in the summer months can enhance this trail's experience.
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