Improving the Columbia River Gorge

BNSF Railroad is upgrading its rail lines across the nation including the Columbia River Gorge rail segment. Last year $125 million was spent by the railroad along the Columbia River segment, and this year they are expected to exceed that amount. Read more about these...

Timbet Winds from Corbett, OR

Corbett Oregon has put up a copy of Timber Winds Volume 1. No. 1 on their website for everyone to enjoy. This is a blast to the past, originally published in the fall of 1980. Practically the Corbett history book, some articles going back to 1936 with great photos...

Camping in the Columbia River Gorge

For some people it may be a bit too early in the year for camping, but not for Lisa and Andrew. All the way from Seattle, they came down to the Columbia River Gorge just to spend a couple days exploring, hiking, and to see what there was to see. Their trip included...

Hiking for Trillium in the Columbia River Gorge

Trillium’s in the Columbia GorgeTrillium is not just another forest flower, it signifies that better weather is on the way. After the snow clears the Trillium is one of the first wildflowers to appear in many places. She lets the forest know it is time to wake...