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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Other posters have cautioned against crossing the White Salmon/Hood River bridge with an 'large RV'; I agree. I did cross the bridge in a widebody class C, 116" total. The crossing did require concentration, I must say, (:E) particularly since the surface is 'steel grate'! This is from the Hood River Bridge website:
"This is a very NARROW bridge. The width of a lane from center is 9 feet, 10-3/4 inches. The width of a lane between the edge of the centerline stripe to the face of the bridge guardrail is 9 feet, 4-3/4 inches. Large RVs are advised to cross at Cascade Locks or The Dalles. The height restriction is 14 feet 7 inches."
Crossing at the Dalles or Cascade Locks is a much smarter move!
"This is a very NARROW bridge. The width of a lane from center is 9 feet, 10-3/4 inches. The width of a lane between the edge of the centerline stripe to the face of the bridge guardrail is 9 feet, 4-3/4 inches. Large RVs are advised to cross at Cascade Locks or The Dalles. The height restriction is 14 feet 7 inches."
Crossing at the Dalles or Cascade Locks is a much smarter move!
