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Gorge Trail #400

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:

Current Conditions
The Gorge 400, especially the eastern portions, was significantly impacted by the 2017 Eagle Creek Fire. While some areas have been cleared, you may still encounter downed trees.

Specific Trail Information

Trail Number

400

Trail Type

Standard/Terra Trail — A trail that has a surface consisting predominantly of the ground and that is designed and managed to accommodate use on that surface.

General Information

Mountain bikes: Mountain bikes are allowed on the Gorge 400 Trail from John Yeon Trailhead east to Moody Road in Cascade Locks, OR, and from Wyeth Campground west to Herman Creek Trail #406. Bikes are prohibited between Angel's Rest trailhead and Ainsworth Campground and between Moody Road and Herman Creek Trail #406. No bikes are allowed on Herman Creek Trail #406, #406E or the Pacific Crest Trail #2000.

Distance: 34.9 miles one way

Elevation gain: 4725 feet

High point: 1855 feet

Difficulty: Moderate

Seasons: Year-Round

Year-round

Recreation passes are required at many trailheads in the Columbia Gorge. Check your starting point to see if a recreation pass is required.

  • Motor vehicles are prohibited. Fires not allowed within 200 feet of trail.
  • Bikes allowed from John Yeon State Park to Cascade Locks (Moody Road). (Bikes are prohibited between Angel's Rest Trailhead to Ainsworth Campground & between Moody Road to Herman Creek Trail #406.)

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Address: 902 Wasco Ave Suite 200 Hood River, OR 97031
Phone: (541) 308-1700
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Closed on federal holidays)
Office Email: SM.FS.r6crgnsawfb@usda.gov

Getting There

Trailhead/Starting Points

Additional Information

Operated By

Forest Service

Nearby Recreation Sites

Recreation Opportunities

Recreation Groups

Moss Covered trees and rocks with a stream cascading over them.

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

Last updated September 24, 2025