Explore White Salmon, Washington
Eat well, get outside, and soak in the Columbia River Gorge from your base in White Salmon.
Where to Eat & Drink
Small mountain town, big flavors. Here are a few local favorites:
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Everybody’s Brewing
Craft beer, hearty pub fare, and river views.
Downtown White Salmon -
Henni’s Kitchen & Bar
Elevated seasonal dishes & cocktails.
120 E Jewett Blvd -
White Salmon Baking Co.
Pastries, coffee, and light breakfast/lunch.
Local favorite
Hiking & Scenic Walks
White Salmon sits above the Columbia River Gorge with easy access to incredible viewpoints and trails.
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Coyote Wall Loop
Open slopes, basalt cliffs, sweeping Gorge views — ~6 miles, moderate.
~10–20 min from White Salmon -
Coyote Wall & Labyrinth Area
Oak woodlands, waterfalls, wildflowers, and dramatic ridgelines.
Multiple route options -
Other Nearby Gorge Trails
Endless options on both the Washington and Oregon sides.
Things to Do
Adventure, scenery, and relaxation:
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Whitewater Rafting & River Trips
Top-tier rafting on the White Salmon River.
Seasonal • Often Class III–IV -
Scenic Gorge Drives
Waterfalls, overlooks, and historic highway views along the Columbia River Gorge.
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Wineries & Tasting Rooms
Sample Columbia Gorge AVA wines with dramatic views.
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Breweries & Local Hangouts
Relax with a pint, casual food, and Gorge views.
Nearby National Forests & Scenic Areas
Explore iconic Pacific Northwest landscapes just beyond White Salmon.
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Mt. Hood National Forest
Lakes, alpine hikes, and year‑round views across Oregon’s iconic volcano.
~35–45 minutes away -
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Lava fields, forest trails, and the wilderness surrounding Mt. Adams.
~20–60 minutes -
Mt. Adams Recreation Area
Wildflower meadows, high‑elevation routes, and panoramic volcano views.
~40–75 minutes -
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Waterfalls, cliffs, canyon trails, and river overlooks.
Right outside White Salmon
