Troutdale Travel Guide

Housed in a historic estate, Edgefield Winery crafts diverse wines and ciders in a visible production area. Enjoy tastings while savouring live music performances in the intimate setting Wednesday through Sunday evenings.

Browse over 40 tax-free brand outlets nestled in the scenic Columbia River Gorge area. Check the information desk for special discount booklets to maximise your premium shopping experience.

Historic campsite where Lewis and Clark stayed in 1805, set at the gateway to the Columbia River Gorge. Enjoy swimming in the Sandy River or hike Broughton's Bluff for panoramic views of the dramatic landscape.

Step into the 1900s at this historic home built by the son of Troutdale's founder. Wander through period-furnished rooms that showcase early 20th-century Oregon life while learning about the town's development.

This two-tiered waterfall cascades dramatically down steep cliffs into Youngs Creek amid lush greenery. Follow the short 0.2-mile trail for an intimate view of both the 42-foot upper and 50-foot lower falls.

This riverside retreat on the Sandy River offers a natural swimming beach and scenic picnic spots. Enjoy the tranquil setting or grab a treat from the adjacent Sugarpine Drive-In after a refreshing swim.

This 1895 Methodist Episcopal Church showcases late 19th-century ecclesiastical architecture and local religious heritage. History enthusiasts can admire its design among Troutdale's National Register landmarks.

Step into Troutdale's past through three unique museums showcasing local heritage and Columbia River Gorge history. Explore the 1900s Harlow House, rotating exhibits at Barn Hall, and railway artefacts at Rail Depot.