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The Bingen / White Salmon area is ideally located at the east end of the fabled Columbia River Gorge, in the rain-shadow zone east of the Cascades where “The Sun Greets the Rain”. It is an incredibly diverse area for nature and humans alike, supporting a huge range of scenic and ecological zones, as well as an almost limitless range of human activities. This diversity has led to repeated recognition as one of the most active, interesting and livable places to live, work and play in the entire world. Below are a sample of some of the current events and highlights of the area.
Help Clean Up Gaddis Park
The White Salmon Tree Board and UCD are planning to host two “clean up days” at Gaddis Park. Bring your work gloves and help spruce up Gaddis Park. Volunteers will be clearing out pathways, cleaning the kiosk, and chipping tree debris. When: two Fridays – May 22 at 10am and June 5 – at 10am Where: at NE Spring St and Barnedt Rd in White Salmon. Sign up here to get a reminder.
[CLICK TO READ MORE]Bingen Skatepark
Developing to be the finest skatepark facility in the Columbia River Gorge. Located in Daubenspeck Park, Bingen, WA
[CLICK TO READ MORE]White Salmon BMX -Trail Bike Skills Park
The newly formed White Salmon Bike Club (The Spoke Club), a group of White Salmon area trail bike enthusiasts, have been working on a non-motorized BMX and Trail Bike Challenge Course at the City of White Salmon’s borrow pit, across from the ball parks and next to the gun club. This 19 acre area, that for years has been used only as a city debris dump site and burn pit, is being transformed into a highly desirable bike park through the efforts of volunteers, fundraisers, and donated materials, with little- to no-cost to the city. The White Salmon City Council voted to approve the new … [CLICK TO READ MORE]














