Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Friends of the Columbia Gorge hosts a variety of events for our members and the public. Browse upcoming guided outings and land stewardship events below.
Kick off spring with a stewardship day at St. Cloud Day Use Area! For March we will be doing a stream clean to remove litter and unwanted debris from the […]
Come help tackle spring invasive weeds and enjoy the first wildflowers emerging in the pollinator meadow restoration area!
Join us in kicking off Lyle Community Clean-up weekend with some stewardship and clean-up at this local preserve overlooking the Klickitat River.
Join us for a fire ecology walk Brance Morefield, US Forest Service Botanist. He will guide the group to a post-wildfire restoration area along the Historic Columbia River Highway State […]
Join Friends of the Columbia Gorge for a special screening of the Shared Wild Series, a short film series directed by Friends’ Digital Content Producer Monique Trevett that celebrates community, […]
We will keep momentum going on riparian restoration by tackling invasive blackberry and jewelweed in the newly planted area along Good Bear Creek.
Join us for a spring bird walk at Doetsch Day Use with Cindy McCormick from the Vancouver Audubon. Easy: 1.2 miles | No elev. Gain
Join Hike Leader and dog lover, Don McCoy, for a hike at Steamboat Landing in Washougal! Moderate: 8.2 miles | 300-ft elev. gain
Join hike leader Steve Carples for a wildflower-filled day visiting Four Sisters Natural Area and Mill Creek Ridge, two Columbia Land Trust properties above The Dalles. Moderate: 5.5 miles | […]
Join Friends Hike Leader/ Klickitat Trail Conservancy president Ken Hansen on a 8-mile mostly downhill bike ride from the Pitt trailhead to the Lyle trailhead, a portion of the "Rails […]
Join Friends Board Member and local naturalist Jayson Moorman for a hike at Friends' Lyle Cherry Orchard Preserve. Strenuous: 4.5 miles | 1,200-ft. elev. gain
Join Renee Tkach (Friends' Conservation Director) and Madison Kenney (Friends' Advocacy & Policy Coordinator) for a hike at Stiegerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Easy: 3 miles - Refuge River Trail