Hike the Largest National Scenic Area
The Columbia River Gorge is a playground for adventurists and haven for those seeking to reconnect with nature inside 293,000 acres of unspoiled wilderness.
On-Property Trails
The trail system at Skamania Lodge offers over four miles of nature trails on the property with magnificent views of the surrounding Columbia River Gorge and Cascade Mountains.
Lake Loop Trail
1.5 Miles | Hike Level: Moderate
The Lake Loop Trail provides beautiful views of Wy’east Lake, Lily Pad Lake and the Red Bluff Mountains. Winding through beautiful sections of forest and passing two on-property lakes, this trail winds behind Skamania's golf course's and takes you back to the main Lodge.
Creek Loop Trail
1.75 Miles | Hike Level: Moderate
The Creek Loop Trail provides a picturesque walk in the woods and is a great path for a trail run. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as birds, frogs, turtles, rabbits and deer while crossing through a beautiful section of forest, a long footbridge and a wetland bog.
Gorge Loop Fitness Trail
0.9 Miles | Hike Level: Challenging
The more we exercise outdoors in nature, the more we stimulate our immune system, boost our mood and improve overall health. At Skamania, our passion for wellness and nature inspired us to connect our guests with an organic outlet to relieve stress, stimulate endorphins and engage in fun fitness activities as a group or individual.
The Pacific Crest Trail
The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a treasured pathway through some of the country's most scenic terrain. Beginning in Southern California at the Mexican border, the PCT travels a total distance of 2,650 miles crossing through California, Oregon and Washington until reaching the Canadian Border. The Bridge of the Gods, an iconic landmark of the PCT.
Hikes Now Open in the Gorge
Stay up to date with the latest trail openings and temporary closures in the Columbia River Gorge. For a full list of trail status, visit Ready Set Gorge. Click below to see trails open for hiking near Skamania Lodge.
Stay up to date with the most current hikes open in the Columbia River Gorge.
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Which Hikes Are Open Near the Lodge?
Open for Hiking Near the Lodge
- Beacon State park is open
- Eagle Creek Trails are open.
- Multnomah Falls is open.
- Angel's Rest near Corbett, is open.
- Horsetail Falls is open.
- Wahclella Falls is open.
- Beacon Rock State Park is open. “The Rock” is closed but Pool of Winds, Rodney Falls and Hamilton Mountain are open.
- Dry Creek Falls, part of the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon, is open.
- Panther Creek Falls in Carson, WA is open.
- Falls Creek Falls north of Carson, WA is open.
- Tamawanas Falls near on Hwy 35 near Mt. Hood is open.
- Twin Tunnels multi-use trail at Mark Hatfield State Park ~ Hood River, OR is open
- Gillette Lake trail at the Bonneville Dam / WA side is open.
- Dog Mountain and Wind Mountain are open.
- Trapper Creek Wilderness area is open, including Observation peak
- Indian Heaven Wilderness area is open, including Indian Racetrack
- Mt. St. Helens National Monument is open.
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Family Friendly Hikes
- Strawberry Island and Ft. Cascade in North Bonneville.
- Sams Walker Nature Trail in Skamania Landing area
