Gorge 400 Trail
The Gorge 400 Trail traverses a number of sites and other trails on the west end of the Gorge in Oregon, from Angel's Rest Trailhead on the Historic Columbia River Highway to Wyeth Trail (#411) near Gorton Creek. Parts of this trail "piggyback" on other system trails. Much of it is along Interstate 84 and can be quite noisy in places.
Gorge 400 Trail sections from West to East:
- Angels Rest to Ainsworth - MP 0-12.5 *Mountain bikes are prohibited.
- Ainsworth to John Yeon - MP 12.5 to 15 (This section is managed by Oregon State Parks.)
- John Yeon Park to Wahclella - MP 15 to 19.5 *Mountain bikes allowed.
- Wahclella to Eagle Creek - MP 19.5 to 22.5 *Mountain bikes allowed.
- Eagle Creek to Cascade Locks - MP 22.5 to 25 *Mountain bikes allowed.
- Cascade Locks to Wyeth - MP 25 - 35 *Mountain bikes only allowed on the 3.4 mile section from Wyeth to Herman Creek Trail #406.
The Gorge 400 Trail traverses a number of sites and other trails on the west end of the Gorge in Oregon, from Angel's Rest Trailhead on the Historic Columbia River Highway
The first 4.8 miles of this hike is the Angels Rest Trail #415. Continue on from this panoramic viewpoint through Wahkeena Creek basin to Wahkeena Trail #420.
This 5.2 mile section of Gorge Trail #400 traverses through evergreen forests and wildflower blooms. The trail is a nice day hike for people of all ages.
Hike this section of the Gorge Trail #400 through the forest from Wahclella Falls Trailhead to Eagle C
From Eagle Creek Trailhead this 2.6 mile stretch of the Gorge Trail provides some paved sections of the historic Columbia Highway as well as some single track trail.
This section of the Gorge Trail #400 "piggybacks" on other trails for much of its distance.