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Corbett Oregon

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Ainsworth State Park
Nestled in the awe-inspiring Columbia River Gorge, Ainsworth is equal parts waterfall wonderland, hiker's playground and camper's delight. Situated at the eastern end of Historic Highway 30, from Ainsworth to Crown Point to the west, you'll find the world's greatest concentration of high waterfalls (like Multnomah Falls). By leaving the park on Nesmith Point trail, you'll end up with a splendid view of St. Peter's Dome, a majestic basalt monolith rising 2,000 feet above the mighty Columbia River. Hiking is definitely something you'll want to do while camping at Ainsworth State Park.

Benson State Recreation Area
Simon Benson was a lumber magnate, philanthropist, and one of the principal promoters of the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway. Located one mile west of Multnomah Falls on I-84 at milepost 30 (eastbound access only), picnickers love this park; there's even a disc golf course and a reservable shelter for groups.

Bridal Veil Falls State Scenic Viewpoint
The park offers a nice parking area, picnic tables and restrooms all within easy walking distance from the parking area. Nice grassy areas afford visitors a chance to stretch a blanket in one of the laziest parts of the Columbia River Gorge. No day-use fee is charged; admission is free. The park is situated in large timber stands; the area was a natural choice as a logging haven once upon a time. The park features two different trails: an upper walking/interpretive trail and a lower hiking trail to the falls (120' tall). Both are not to be missed.

Crown Point State Scenic Corridor
Millions of visitors driving from Portland through the Columbia River Gorge don't realize the full impact of its beauty until they come around the bend near Corbett at exit 22 and see the famous building on the top of the cliff to the right. This is Crown Point and the building is the Vista House.

George W. Joseph State Natural Area
Access to George Joseph State Park is possible by using the trail from Latourell Falls and Guy Talbot State Park. A trail leads from the parking lot to the top of lower Latourell Falls. Beyond this point on the trail, you've entered the enchanted forest of George Joseph State Park where sword fern, moss and lichens are barely illuminated through the dense stands of timber. Continue on the trail to a rarely visited wonder which is upper Latourell Falls.

Guy W. Talbot State Park
Guy Webster Talbot and his family used this property as a summer estate until 1929 when they donated it to the state. Today, it's a beautiful picnic park. A modern picnic shelter is available for rent (and is reservable).While the park is terrific for a group or family picnic, the park is often uncrowded even on the best days because of its seclusion. A gently sloping grassy hill dotted with Port Orford cedars, Douglas firs, alders and maples invites frisbee tossing and quiet relaxation.

John B. Yeon State Scenic Corridor
John B. Yeon Scenic Corridor honors a man who gave generously of his time and professional skills. He was one of the principal architects of the Historic Columbia River Highway (US 30); a major portion of the scenic highway joins I-84 westbound at Yeon State Park.

Rooster Rock State Park
Spring at Rooster Rock is where spring fever happens. Imagine the first warm, sunny days of spring where meadows of wild roses and the spicy scent of Oregon grape combine with an endless panorama of the Cascade mountains, blue sky and the deep blue waters of the Columbia River. During the first sunny days of spring, people suddenly call in sick at work or school. That's when our parking lot fills up!  One of the largest swimming areas near Portland serves visitors who want a natural experience. It's even more natural the further east you go at Rooster Rock (where you’ll find one of Oregon’s two designated nude beaches).

Vista House
40700 E. Historic Columbia River Highway, Corbett, OR 97019, phone: 503-695-2230, email: [email protected] -- Vista House is located on the western end of the Historic Columbia River Highway at Crown Point State Park.  It is operated by The Friends of Vista House, in cooperation with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department since 1982.  Vista House was built in 1916-1918 as a memorial to Oregon pioneers and as a comfort station for those traveling on the Historic Columbia River Highway.  The octagonal stone structure towers 733 feet above the Columbia River, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and in the National Geographic Society’s 2001 “Save America’s Treasures” book.

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Boating

Raysoncraft Boats
32705 N.E. Chamberlain Road, Corbett, Oregon 97019, phone: (503) 695-5780, email: [email protected] 

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Fishing

>Triple "S" Guide Service
38000 SE Louden Road, Corbett, OR 97019, phone: 503-695-6595, cell: 503-312-9844, email: [email protected]  

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Fruits and Vegetables

Kerslake Farms
2028 SE Christensen Rd., Corbett, OR, phone: (503) 695-5473, email: [email protected]

Klock Farm
931 NE Salzman Road, Corbett, OR 97019, phone: 503-695-5882

Vang's Gardens
33601 E Bell Rd, Corbett, OR 97019, phone: 503-331-0932

Wills Berry Hill (formerly Sunrise Berries/Larson Blueberry Farm)
2305 SE Christensen Road, Corbett, OR 97019, phone: 503-313-0316

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Meat

The Graf Century Farm
44222 SE. Louden Road, Corbett, OR 97019, phone: (503) 695-5452.

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RV Parks and Campgrounds

Crown Point RV Park
37000 Historic Columbia River, Corbett, OR, phone: 503-695-5207

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