With approximately 15,000 feet of waterfront property, industrial lands, and strategically located retail spaces, the Port of Cascade Locks is well-positioned to cater to a wide range of services to the region:

Transportation:

Bridge of the Gods:

The Port owns and operates this iconic bridge, a crucial transportation link between Oregon and Washington.

Recreation:

Marine Park:

Within Marine Park, the Port manages several recreation-focused assets including the campground, marina, park, and event venues, providing attractions, such as biking, sailing, and fishing.

Herman Creek Cove:

Herman Creek Cove is the perfect spot to launch small watercraft like kayaks and SUPs (Stand Up Paddleboards) or enjoy a picnic at the water's edge and do some bird watching.

Blackberry Beach:

Blackberry Beach is a great launching area for windsurfers and kitboarders as well as fishing.

EasyCLIMB Trail:

EasyCLIMB is an intermediate mountain biking trail that loops 2.8 miles along between Herman Creek Cove and Government Cove. Hikers welcome as well! Beautiful scenic views and a variety of wildflowers in the Spring.

Government Cove:

Another launch area for personal watercraft tucked away in the trees. Another great spot to watch wildlife along the water.  

Economic Development:

Business Park:

The Port’s Business Park includes over 100 acres of developable land. Together with the Herman Creek Business Park properties offer significant acreage ready for investment or development.

The Port District:

The Port District encompasses approximately 347 square miles, reaching from the Columbia River in the north to the County’s southern line at the summit of Mt. Hood. The District is bordered on the west by the Multnomah County line and on the east by the Port of Hood River District and the Wasco County line.