Disappointed not able to view ruins, just a lot of trees. Hiking path easy to follow. Views of Colum...
Fort Cascades Historic Site
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Located in North Bonneville, WA, Fort Cascades Historic Site, constructed in 1855, stands as a testament to the strategic forts erected to safeguard the portage around the Cascade Rapids. The site's 1.5-mile interpretive trail not only educates visitors about its rich history, from Native American Tribes to its use by the Army in the 1850s, but also offers a serene escape for nature enthusiasts. Whether strolling through its shaded paths for a leisurely walk, observing wildlife, or admiring the breathtaking vistas of the Columbia River and Bonneville Dam, visitors find solace in this green oasis.
With minimal elevation changes and verdant surroundings, Fort Cascades Historic Site provides a tranquil setting for outdoor activities year-round. Embrace the natural beauty of the area while safeguarding its ecosystem—stay on designated trails and keep your furry companions leashed to avoid encounters with poison oak. Operating on seasonal hours, from March to October between 5 AM and 10 PM, and from November to February from 6 AM to 8 PM, this historic site invites you to explore, learn, and immerse yourself in the narratives woven into its picturesque landscapes.
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Fort Cascades Historic Site was on our map. We had to hike to see the many historical panels. It w...
Old growth trees easy flat trail heritage markers little known trail to experience in the Gorge on t...
