Tunnels on WA Hwy 14, Columbia Gorge
We are headed up to the Gorge with our Phaeton, camping on the WA side of the Gorge. There are some low tunnels there---12'6" and 13'3" according to Good Sam. Anyone have experience with a MH on the...
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You need to look at a more detailed map, such as online Google or your GPS, to see where US30 runs separate from I84. On GM you can turn on terrain mode, and even look at the road itself with Streetview. If it is running straight and close to I84 it probably is good RV driving. But it won't add much in terms of scenery. But where it twists and turns in the hills south of I84, it is better in a smaller more nimble vehicle. The main scenic stretch is between Hood River and Portland. Here the Gorge is deepest, and waterfalls abound.
US30 gives you an upclose view of these falls and the surrounding forest. WA14 gives a broad view of these slopes from across the river. I84 gives a view of the gorge ahead of you, but it is hard to see much of the slopes above you.
US30 gives you an upclose view of these falls and the surrounding forest. WA14 gives a broad view of these slopes from across the river. I84 gives a view of the gorge ahead of you, but it is hard to see much of the slopes above you.
