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Ainsworth State Park
Hood River, OR | active | 2 to 4 hours
Set at the eastern end of the Historic Columbia River Highway, this shaded park marks the close of the Gorge's celebrated Waterfall Corridor, the run that strings together Latourell, Bridal Veil, Wahkeena, Multnomah and Horsetail Falls. The forested grounds make an ideal jumping-off point for a day of cascades. From roadside parking a half mile west of the campground, trails reach the Gorge 400 Trail and the Horsetail Falls path, with picnic tables and a restroom on hand. A working rail line runs nearby day and night, so expect the occasional train horn between hikes.
Activity Level: active
Costs: FreeDuration: 2 to 4 hours
Open Hours
- SundayDawn to dusk
- MondayDawn to dusk
- TuesdayDawn to dusk
- WednesdayDawn to dusk
- ThursdayDawn to dusk
- FridayDawn to dusk
- SaturdayDawn to dusk
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Phone: (503) 793-9885
Ainsworth State Park Rd. Cascade Locks, OR 97014
Overview
Set at the eastern end of the Historic Columbia River Highway, this shaded park marks the close of the Gorge's celebrated Waterfall Corridor, the run that strings together Latourell, Bridal Veil, Wahkeena, Multnomah and Horsetail Falls. The forested grounds make an ideal jumping-off point for a day of cascades. From roadside parking a half mile west of the campground, trails reach the Gorge 400 Trail and the Horsetail Falls path, with picnic tables and a restroom on hand. A working rail line runs nearby day and night, so expect the occasional train horn between hikes.
Activity Type: active
Costs: Free
Duration: 2 to 4 hours
Set at the eastern end of the Historic Columbia River Highway, this shaded park marks the close of the Gorge's celebrated Waterfall Corridor, the run that strings together Latourell, Bridal Veil, Wahkeena, Multnomah and Horsetail Falls. The forested grounds make an ideal jumping-off point for a day of cascades. From roadside parking a half mile west of the campground, trails reach the Gorge 400 Trail and the Horsetail Falls path, with picnic tables and a restroom on hand. A working rail line runs nearby day and night, so expect the occasional train horn between hikes.
Activity Level: active
Costs: FreeDuration: 2 to 4 hours
Open Hours
- SundayDawn to dusk
- MondayDawn to dusk
- TuesdayDawn to dusk
- WednesdayDawn to dusk
- ThursdayDawn to dusk
- FridayDawn to dusk
- SaturdayDawn to dusk
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Phone: (503) 793-9885
Ainsworth State Park Rd. Cascade Locks, OR 97014
Overview
Set at the eastern end of the Historic Columbia River Highway, this shaded park marks the close of the Gorge's celebrated Waterfall Corridor, the run that strings together Latourell, Bridal Veil, Wahkeena, Multnomah and Horsetail Falls. The forested grounds make an ideal jumping-off point for a day of cascades. From roadside parking a half mile west of the campground, trails reach the Gorge 400 Trail and the Horsetail Falls path, with picnic tables and a restroom on hand. A working rail line runs nearby day and night, so expect the occasional train horn between hikes.
Activity Type: active
Costs: Free
Duration: 2 to 4 hours
Inhaven Insights
Waterfall Corridor
It anchors the east end of the famed run past Multnomah, Wahkeena and more.
Trail Access
Roadside parking opens onto the Gorge 400 Trail and the Horsetail Falls path.
Seasonal Camping
The campground runs mid-March through October 31; day-use hiking stays the draw.
Inhaven Insights
What's great
Waterfall Corridor
It anchors the east end of the famed run past Multnomah, Wahkeena and more.
What's unique
Trail Access
Roadside parking opens onto the Gorge 400 Trail and the Horsetail Falls path.
What's worth knowing
Seasonal Camping
The campground runs mid-March through October 31; day-use hiking stays the draw.
