Lodging & Sightseeing

There's TONS of other things to do in the Columbia River Gorge

Seeing antique aircraft and automobiles while you're visiting the Columbia River Gorge may be enough ... but there's so much more to do!

You'll find a list of links below that give you just a sampling of what's in store when you visit WAAAM in the Columbia River Gorge.

We invite you to send us links to other sites you think might be of interest to visitors of WAAAM.

Links to Things to Do

Museums and Art Centers

Columbia Center for the Arts, Hood River
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, The Dalles
Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center, Stevenson
The History Museum, Hood River
Maryhill Museum of Art, Goldendale
Fort Dalles Museum, The Dalles

Agricultural Tours / Road Trips

Hood River Fruit Loop, listing participating farms and wineries througout Hood River
Columbia Gorge Wine Growers Association, listing wineries throughout the gorge

Outdoor Recreation, Music & Entertainment

Tourism Sites and Chambers of Commerce

Attractions

Native American Heritage

(Located on tribal lands to the north, south, and east of Hood River ... 2 to three hours driving distance)

Todd Smith, artist, at "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" art event

Columbia Center for the Arts

Artist Todd Smith stands in front of his paintings at the opening for "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" an art show in partnership with WAAAM, held at the Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River, OR.

Click to View Larger Map

Lodging in Hood River

There are lots of places to stay in Hood River and nearby, including hotels, motels and a number of bed and breakfasts ... but it's wise to book a room well in advance!)

For your convenience, you can get started with your search for a place to stay by clicking on the map above.

What Visitors are Saying

Visitors to WAAAM are often astounded by what they see here ... and the word "astounded" is no exaggeration. Here's what one visitor reported on his website: Roy Stevenson.com

When Visiting WAAAM