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Bookmark or Share- History - Cascade Locks Tourism CommitteeFor the past 50 years, Cascade Locks has had the distinction off being the only incorporated city on the Pacific Crest Trail, where the trail crosses over the Bridge of the Gods. It is also the lowest point in elevation on the PCT, even lower than Death Valley.
- Hiking - Cascade Locks Tourism CommitteeIn Cascade Locks, you’re at the center of the Gorge’s best hikes. Even better, the trails that take off from around here range from easy walks that whisk you to wonderful sights to foot-burners that challenge seasoned trail veterans — often leading to secluded waterfalls that few see.
- Bridge of the Gods - Cascade Locks Tourism CommitteeThis natural dam created an inland sea in eastern Oregon, Washington, and into Idaho. The Bridge of the Gods collapsed around the 1690s — which coincides with the date of the last Great Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquakes — creating the rocky Cascade Rapids.
- Marine Park - Cascade Locks Tourism CommitteeExplore Marine Park and learn about the history of Cascade Locks. Visit the Locks and Thunder Island. Step back in time touring the Cascade Locks Historical Museum and the Oregon Pony. Come for sailing, fishing, camping, picnicking, and special events.
- City of Cascade Locks - Cascade Locks Tourism CommitteeCascade Locks is the closet town to Multnomah Falls. At 620ft, with two drops, it is the tallest falls along the waterfall corridor. Multnomah Falls is the most visited site in Oregon. It can be accessed by I84 or the Historic Columbia River Highway Scenic Byway.
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