The toughest part about vacationing in the Dalles, Oregon is deciding which of the many activities to fill your days with. Being right on the Columbia River, nearby boating and fishing opportunities abound. Along with sightseeing the historical buildings in town, there are parks to visit and world-class hiking to explore.
Various hunting experiences for various hunters! Arrowhead Outfitters cares for the local wildlife and in return the hunt is healthy and strong!..
Cascade Acupuncture Center offers premier acupuncture treatment in the Northwest. Offers free health lectures by request...
Historical museum for appreciating the culture and nature of the Columbia River Gorge and Wasco County. Official interpretive center for this scenic..
Feel the pulse of this scenic Columbia River town with natural beauty, rich history, and endless sun. A gateway to numerous possibilities in Oregon...
Sample wine right in the vineyard, where fertile fields are ideal for perfect grapes. Groups up to 24 welcome for catered affairs...
Producing well known varieties to wines you've never heard of. The Mint has become a great local wine hangout...
Immerse yourself in the world of wine with a Fantastic winery tour from Hood River Tours...
Established in 1984, Northern Wasco County parks provides the unsurpassed outdoor experience of Dalles, Oregon...
Superior and hard-to-find cycling gear for discerning customers plus great deals on used bikes; weekly rides in scenic splendor, full calendar of..
Community based art gallery with guest displays, classes, sales gallery for local artists, and community programs...
Museum of the Gorge! Room rentals, programs, putt-putt, birthday parties...
Youngs Fishing Service Inc, located in Dalles, Oregon, offers an authentic freshwater fishing experience along the rapids of the Deschutes River...
Gorge Artists Open StudiosThe Dalles, OR
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The Dalles Country ClubThe Dalles, OR
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Fishing in the Columbia River most commonly yields sturgeons and walleyes. Nearby Lake Celilo contains walleye and also offers the opportunity for many other activities, including picnicking, boat launch and morring, camping, swimming, water skiing, sail boarding, hiking and wildlife observation.
Since 2003 people have been traveling to play 18 holes at The Dalles Tree Top disc golf course at the 15-acred Sorosis Park. Featuring tall pines, firs and oaks, the well-maintained course has a challenging and appealing layout.
If discs aren't your cup of tea, there is a traditional golf course in the Dalles as well. Lakes and rock features surround this nine-hole private course.
For an in-town experience, there is a walking tour of the historical commercial district downtown. As an ending point of The Oregon Trail, the town teems with tales of the pioneer days.
Activities for rainy days include a trip to the Fort Dalles Museum or Columbia Gorge Discovery Center.
