“Named after a natural phenomenon”
Built in 1926, crosses the Columbia River and is a part of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. The bridge is named from a Native American Legend. Don't get it confused with the naturally occuring land bridge by the same name.
We didn't cross but simply parked in the shade below the bridge and enjoyed the stunning views. Even if you're just stopping to stretch your legs for a minute, it's a stop worth making to enjoy God's creation and our place in it.
Just do it! It's a lovely little break in the drive, the toll booth, the bridge, the surrounding views. It's an Adventure! Even if you turn around and come right back, this is a Cool Thing To Do if you are driving along the Columbia River. Just. Do. It.
Toll Bridge $2 for a car, On the narrow side would not want to drive across with an RV, but probably could be done.
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Bridge of the Gods
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- Sun - Sat: 12:00 am - 11:59 pm
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