Let’s explore the historical Columbia Gorge in a weekend

📅 February 28 – March 2
📍 Trapper Creek Wilderness & Columbia River Gorge
⚠️ Only 10 Spots Available – Buy your Ticket Soon and let’s make some incredible memories! 💚🌲

Join us for an unforgettable 3-day adventure as we explore the stunning Columbia River Gorge and Trapper Creek Wilderness! This trip will take us through a diverse landscape of old-growth forests, cascading streams, waterfalls, huckleberry fields, and breathtaking viewpoints.

Wildlife Encounters 🦉🐻🦌

Keep an eye out for spotted owls, pileated woodpeckers, black-tailed deer, Roosevelt elk, and even black bears! If you’re lucky, you might spot a cougar, bobcat, or pine marten. Bring binoculars and cameras for an up-close experience with nature.

Weekend Highlights & Must-See Spots! 🌊🏔

✅ Trapper Creek Wilderness – A hidden gem with incredible scenery
✅ Cape Horn Falls & Trail – A stunning waterfall hike
✅ Washington Shore Visitor Center – Learn about the region’s history
✅ Bonneville Trail & Dam – A scenic hike with a fascinating dam visit
✅ Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center – Discover the area’s rich past
✅ Clark & Lewie’s Travelers Rest Saloon & Grill – A great spot to unwind
✅ Carson Hot Springs Resort – Relax in natural mineral waters
✅ Columbia River Gorge Viewpoint – Breathtaking views of the Gorge

Trip Details:

⚠️ Due to limited space we have to arrange the attendees accordingly, before purchasing your ticket please contact us for confirmation !

⚠️ Due to the snow we might have to park our cars about half-mile before the cabin

⚠️ There is no motor vehicle access from the road that leads to the cabin when snow is present on the road. Parking at the snow park is required, and requires a snow park pass. This pass can be purchased at local vendors.

Cabin Details:

The two-story cabin can accommodate up to 10 guests. The lower floor has a large kitchen with a propane stove, dining room and living room with a table and chairs, fireplace and two futon couches that fold out into double beds. Two upstairs bedrooms can accommodate five guests, with two single beds in one bedroom, and one bunk-bed that sleeps three in a second bedroom. Propane heat, lights and a cooking stove are provided along with wood for the fireplace. Pots, pans, dishes and cooking utensils are provided. A vault toilet is located on site. There is no potable water at the cabin, and guests are encouraged to bring plenty for drinking, cooking and washing. A stream within 300 feet of the guard station may be used as a water source; however, the water must be treated or boiled before drinking. Melted snow can be used for washing, but is not safe for drinking. Although the cabin has several amenities, guests do need to provide their own sleeping bags, linens, towels, dish soap, matches, first aid kit, toilet paper and garbage bags. Bringing an additional light source in case of emergencies is also advised.