Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge, 2nd Edition - by Craig Romano Paperback

About the Book

Explore 115 boot-tested hikes in the spectacular Columbia River Gorge!

Book Synopsis

"A handy book for hikers of all levels looking to get out on the trail....Romano's write-ups are spot on." -- Seattle Book Review

• Fully updated, expanded, and now in full color
• Hikes on both sides of the Columbia River, in Oregon & Washington
• 1% of sales donated to Trail Keepers of Oregon

Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge, 2nd Edition is the perfect guide for exploring the breathtaking beauty of one of the most popular hiking destinations near the Portland-Vancouver metro area. Updated and expanded and now with full-color photos, this new edition offers something for everyone-including accessible trails, historical destinations, wildflowers, waterfalls, the old-growth forests of Oregon, and the sun-kissed rolling hills of Washington. With his trademark enthusiasm and expertise, author Craig Romano leads hikers to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Silver Star Scenic Area, Trapper Creek Wilderness, Cottonwood Canyon State Park and some select hikes along the Columbia east of the Gorge, with explorations of national forests and wilderness areas, state forests, state parks, county parks, city parks, and national wildlife refuges.

Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge also contains all of the information hikers have come to count on in the Day Hiking series: an overall rating of each hike's unique qualities, difficulty score, crowd rating, mileage, elevation gain, best season, and more. An at-a-glance guide to the hikes also makes it easy for hikers to narrow down their choices and find just the right adventure for the day.

Review Quotes

A very well done, up-to-date, reliable trail publication for outdoor adventurers of any level!--Craig Gwydir "Trails Club of Oregon"

A handy book for hikers of all levels looking to get out on the trail.... I have done many of the hikes in this book and can honestly say Romano's write-ups are spot on.--Eric Smith "Seattle Book Review"