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Discover the most popular places to visit in The Dalles
The Dalles Dam
8.6/10 (16 reviews)
Find out about the history of Wishram when you take a trip to The Dalles Dam. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.
Memaloose State Park
9.0/10 (32 reviews)
Perched along the Columbia River Gorge, this tranquil park offers views of Memaloose Island, a sacred Native American burial ground. Enjoy stargazing from shaded campsites among maple, willow, and cottonwood trees.
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Mayer State Park
8.6/10 (14 reviews)
This Columbia River oasis offers three distinct areas for world-class windsurfing and peaceful picnicking. East Mayer provides thrilling kiteboarding, while West Mayer features sheltered coves.
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center and Wasco County Museum
9.2/10 (118 reviews)
This official interpretive center chronicles 40 million years of Columbia Gorge history through immersive exhibits. Watch live raptor presentations and explore the nature trails of this magnificent landscape.
Pines 1852 Winery
8.6/10 (19 reviews)
Tour century-old Zinfandel vines at this historic winery that helped revitalize Columbia Gorge's wine region. Reserve a guided vineyard experience to sample handcrafted wines while soaking in scenic views.
Sunshine Mill Winery
8.8/10 (49 reviews)
This 130-year-old flour mill transforms industrial heritage into a unique wine experience at Quenett and Copa Di Vino wineries. Savor tastings while surrounded by vintage milling equipment.
Fort Dalles Museum
8.4/10 (30 reviews)
Step into one of Oregon's oldest museums, housed in the 1856 Gothic Revival Surgeon's Quarters. Explore pioneer life through period exhibits and the Anderson Homestead's authentic log structures.
Old St. Peter's Landmark
8.6/10 (40 reviews)
This Gothic Revival church boasts a striking 176-foot steeple and colorful Povey Brothers stained glass windows. Midday visits offer the perfect light to appreciate the illuminated interior and intricate marble altars.
"Decent price and was convenient. The room needs a little maintenance, overall pretty good. It was nice to have a restaurant and bar really close although we didn’t eat there but it looks really good. The hotel was packed, but was fairly quiet and we slept well. The rooms were comfortable."
"The view of the river and the dam from our room was spectacular. The patio just off the office was a nice place to grab a beverage from the front desk and relax."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.