Discover 8 parks for hiking within driving distance of The Dalles
"A historic city with museums, riverfront parks, and shopping. Residents often visit Seneca Fouts for scenic drives and peaceful outdoor experiences."
A scenic, undeveloped park with wildflowers and sweeping Columbia Gorge views.
"The Dalles is known for its rich history, museums, and riverfront parks, making it a great base for exploring the eastern Columbia River Gorge."
A tranquil natural area with scenic overlooks of the Columbia River Gorge.
"The Dalles is a historic Columbia River city with museums, dining, and shopping. Visitors come for day trips, river recreation, and access to the Gorge."
A riverside park known for camping, fishing, hiking, and scenic views at the Deschutes and Columbia Rivers' meeting point.
"A historic city with museums, riverfront parks, and a gateway to the eastern Gorge. Ideal for those seeking history and natural beauty."
A peaceful, forested park with historic trails and sweeping Columbia Gorge views.
"A historic city along the Columbia River, The Dalles attracts visitors interested in outdoor recreation and easy access to Gorge attractions."
A picturesque park in the Columbia River Gorge featuring waterfalls and hiking trails.
"A historic city on the Columbia River, The Dalles is a hub for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts visiting the Gorge and state trail."
A scenic multi-use trail along the historic Columbia River Highway with stunning gorge views.
"The Dalles residents enjoy the short drive to Ainsworth for a change of scenery and access to the western Gorge’s waterfalls."
Ainsworth State Park is a scenic gateway to the Columbia River Gorge’s waterfalls and trails.
"A historic Columbia River city, The Dalles is a gateway for outdoor enthusiasts seeking scenic drives, wineries, and easy access to Cottonwood Canyon State Park."
A remote, scenic park along the John Day River with hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.