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    Chanticleer Point

    Chanticleer Point

    4.3(9 reviews)
    1.5 km

    Hands down, best view of the Columbia River Gorge! Expansive and breathtaking views of the Columbia…read moreRiver and the Vista House perched on Crown Point. It's truly spectacular! Also known as The Women's Forum for the women who raised finds to purchase than donate the land to Oregon Park & Recreation Department, I wrote a similar view under that heading. The drive along Scenic Highway 30 to get there is just as gorgeous! It's absolutely worth an intentional stop here, then continue on to the Vista House to take in more of this gorgeous scenery As you visit the waterfalls, hiking trails, Hood River, and all that the Columbia River Gorge has to offer. There is a huge parking lot and while most people drive to the end where it's closer to the River, the best views are as soon as you enter. So park immediately to the right and take it all in. Then walk down to the end of the parking lot for additional vistas. There are informational placards that provide the history of this magical spot, including the history of the women who raised money to purchase this piece of land and then gifted it to the Oregon Park and Recreation Department. This is why this area is also named The Women's Forum With the name of the women memorialized on a placard. There are coin operated telescopes (coins required, cost 50 cents) at the end nearer to the river so you can get an up close view of the landscape, birds and wildlife. There are a few benches to relax and breathe in the beauty of this incredible area. Chanticleer Point is a place I visit often on my way through the Gorge. On a blue sky day, a day filled with clouds or even fog, a spectacular view is there to enjoy! It sometimes gets windy so be prepared; this is the Gorge!. When friends come to Portland for a visit, Chanticleer Point is always on the agenda. They are awe struck by the incredible beauty of this gorgeous vantage point. Plus it's the epic spot for a photo!

    Beautiful view! There was plenty of parking. Gorgeous viewpoint of the Columbia River Gorge in…read moreCorbett, OR. You can see the Vista House and the gorge. So glad I stopped by here to capture such a nice viewpoint. Loved that it wasn't packed so I didn't have to find parking & didn't feel rushed to enjoy this viewpoint

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    Crown Point State Scenic Corridor - Inside looking out from Crown Point Museum

    Crown Point State Scenic Corridor

    5.0(9 reviews)
    1.7 km

    The ride up to the Vista House at Crown Point is absolutely beautiful! With each twist and curve of…read morethe road you can catch a glimpse of the river below or the farms, orchards and beautiful homes and property along the way. The foliage is lush and green in the Spring with pops of colors as trees are flowering. In Autumn the trees are vibrant shades of gold, red, yellow and orange. A drive through here is a must during these two seasons! Or anytime. Many parts of the road are lined with a white fence or the stone arched wall, part of the National History Civil Engineering Land built between 1913 and 1922. you will see this all along Scenic Highway 30, at Multnomah Falls and many of the other waterfalls and landmarks along the way. once you arrive at the Vista House, there is a large parking area. If no spots, be patient as cars are a,plways coming and going. As you walk around, you will enjoy expansive views of the Columbia River and the Gorge in both directions. The deep blue water against the lush green hills and basalt cliffs is breathtaking. You can even see the Sandy beach of Rooster Rock towards the east. It is often super windy up there, I mean so windy it's challenging to walk! I try to plan my rides out that way based on weather predictions for light or no wind. This makes it perfect for walking all around for the 360 panoramic views. Vista House itself is beautiful with incredible architecture, leaded glass windows and stone. Currently it's not open, but when it is, there is a gift shop downstairs, restrooms, and the ability to read about the history of this magnificent viewpoint.

    I love the Columbia River Gorge and Crown Point. I've been coming here since I was a teenager…read more When I was in high school it wasn't that popular of a place for tourists we used to hang out and spend the night occasionally out on the cliff. Fortunately no one ever fell. Kids being kids! It was so fun and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. Now as an adult I do enjoy going here for a sunrise or sunset occasionally and there are a couple good areas for meditation. The last couple years I've noticed some people are leaving trash... Which sucks! I feel so lucky to be able to enjoy such a beautiful place and you should too!

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    Crown Point State Scenic Corridor - Beautiful views from the top.

    Beautiful views from the top.

    Crown Point State Scenic Corridor - Incredible leaded glass windos

    Incredible leaded glass windos

    Crown Point State Scenic Corridor - Crown Point Museum

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    Crown Point Museum

    Tunnel Point - landmarks - Updated June 2026

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