Guidebook for Vancouver
Food Scene
Dulin's Village Cafe
1929 Main StBest breakfast in town!
"This is a real neighborhood gem! Local hangout, "open mike" entertainment on some nights."
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Latte Da Coffee House and Wine Bar
205 E 39th St"This is a real neighborhood gem! Local hangout, "open mike" entertainment on some nights."
Little Italy's Trattoria
901 Washington St Italian restaurant Downtown. casual atmosphere. Great value.
Italian restaurant and deli with great wine selection! Located amidst the antique shops of Uptown Village. In the summer, dining tables spill out onto the sidewalk, just like in Europe!
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La Bottega Cafe Deli Wine Shop
1905 Main St Italian restaurant and deli with great wine selection! Located amidst the antique shops of Uptown Village. In the summer, dining tables spill out onto the sidewalk, just like in Europe!
Thai and Laotian Cuisine. Family business, authentic. Downtown next to Esther Short Park.
Tigers Garden
312 W 8th StThai and Laotian Cuisine. Family business, authentic. Downtown next to Esther Short Park.
Amaro’s Table
1220 Main StCulinary expertise! One of our favorite spots!
Sightseeing
Hudson's Bay Company Fur Trading Post/Reconstructed Fort, Historical Museum, Expansive Park, Walking Trails.
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Sítio Histórico Nacional de Fort Vancouver
1501 E Evergreen BlvdHudson's Bay Company Fur Trading Post/Reconstructed Fort, Historical Museum, Expansive Park, Walking Trails.
Take a step back in time and pamper yourself at Carson Hot Springs!. We recommend the historic bath house with it's claw foot tubs and thermal wraps. You can follow that with a massage if you wish. Aah....
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Carson Hot Springs Golf & Spa Resort
372 St Martins Springs RdTake a step back in time and pamper yourself at Carson Hot Springs!. We recommend the historic bath house with it's claw foot tubs and thermal wraps. You can follow that with a massage if you wish. Aah....
The Columbia River Gorge is the number one tourist destination in our area. We recommend seeing it by way of the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway. Stop at Crown Point and any of a number of waterfalls along the way to Multnomah Falls. Stop for a bite at the Multhnomah Falls Lodge.
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Multnomah Falls station
The Columbia River Gorge is the number one tourist destination in our area. We recommend seeing it by way of the Historic Columbia River Gorge Highway. Stop at Crown Point and any of a number of waterfalls along the way to Multnomah Falls. Stop for a bite at the Multhnomah Falls Lodge.
Lovely park, gift shop, and of course lots of fish! Many breeding and holding tanks. Star of the show is Herman the Sturgeon, quite possibly the largest prehistoric fish you'll ever see.
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Bonneville Fish Hatchery
70543 NE Herman LoopLovely park, gift shop, and of course lots of fish! Many breeding and holding tanks. Star of the show is Herman the Sturgeon, quite possibly the largest prehistoric fish you'll ever see.
Engineering marvel, fish ladders, and wildlife feeding off the Salmon run.
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Bonneville Dam
Engineering marvel, fish ladders, and wildlife feeding off the Salmon run.
Spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge from the large picture windows of the lodge lobby and dining room. Pacific Northwest Cuisine in the dining room, perfect for a special event or to conclude a day of exploring the area.
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Skamania Lodge
1131 SW Skamania Lodge WaySpectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge from the large picture windows of the lodge lobby and dining room. Pacific Northwest Cuisine in the dining room, perfect for a special event or to conclude a day of exploring the area.
You won't have time to stop at every place along the road to Mt. St. Helens, so we recommend stopping here. It has some of the best exhibits and is free!
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Mt St Helens Forest Learning Center
17000 Spirit Lake HwyYou won't have time to stop at every place along the road to Mt. St. Helens, so we recommend stopping here. It has some of the best exhibits and is free!
A decent alternative to driving into see the Mt. St. Helens volcano. The visitor center is close to I-5. It's not as exciting as actually being at the foot of Mt. St. Helens, but a fine introduction to the events that led up to the eruption on May 18, 1980.
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Mt St Helens Visitor Center
3029 Spirit Lake HwyA decent alternative to driving into see the Mt. St. Helens volcano. The visitor center is close to I-5. It's not as exciting as actually being at the foot of Mt. St. Helens, but a fine introduction to the events that led up to the eruption on May 18, 1980.
The Mount St. Helens Visitor Center at Silver Lake is one of several Interpretive Centers located on the Spirit Lake Highway with information about the volcano. The Forest Learning Center, operated by Weyerhaeuser is located at milepost 37. The Science Learning Center, operated by the Mount St. Helens Institute is at milepost 43. The Johnston Ridge Observatory, operated by the U.S. Forest Service is at milepost 52,
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Monte Saint Helens
The Mount St. Helens Visitor Center at Silver Lake is one of several Interpretive Centers located on the Spirit Lake Highway with information about the volcano. The Forest Learning Center, operated by Weyerhaeuser is located at milepost 37. The Science Learning Center, operated by the Mount St. Helens Institute is at milepost 43. The Johnston Ridge Observatory, operated by the U.S. Forest Service is at milepost 52,
Explore the lava tubes on the south side of Mt. St. Helens. Your choice of the easy trail of the lower cave or the tight squeeze of the upper cave which offers some on your belly spelunking!
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Ape Caves
Explore the lava tubes on the south side of Mt. St. Helens. Your choice of the easy trail of the lower cave or the tight squeeze of the upper cave which offers some on your belly spelunking!
For spectacular views of Mt. St. Helens, a great film about the day the volcano blew, and rangers on hand to field questions. This is the destination to head for to really see the volcano!
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Observatório Johnston Ridge
24000 Spirit Lake HwyFor spectacular views of Mt. St. Helens, a great film about the day the volcano blew, and rangers on hand to field questions. This is the destination to head for to really see the volcano!
OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) provides educational fun for the whole family! Exhibition halls, hands-on science play rooms, planetarium, imax theatre, and a submarine! Great walking and biking trails adjacent.
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OMSI
1945 SE Water AveOMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) provides educational fun for the whole family! Exhibition halls, hands-on science play rooms, planetarium, imax theatre, and a submarine! Great walking and biking trails adjacent.
The Waterfront Park stretches for miles along the north shore of the Columbia River. Spectacular views, nice walking paths, and areas where the kids can play. You’ll discover a variety of great restaurants here too!
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Waterfront Park
115 SE Columbia WayThe Waterfront Park stretches for miles along the north shore of the Columbia River. Spectacular views, nice walking paths, and areas where the kids can play. You’ll discover a variety of great restaurants here too!
For airplane buffs, this is a gem! Pearson airfield has a fascinating history and this little museum next to it will take you back in time!
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Pearson Air Museum
1115 E 5th StFor airplane buffs, this is a gem! Pearson airfield has a fascinating history and this little museum next to it will take you back in time!
Excellent exhibits for naturalists, historians, and for those seeking a greater understanding of the land and native people who first inhabited this region.
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Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center
990 SW Rock Creek DrExcellent exhibits for naturalists, historians, and for those seeking a greater understanding of the land and native people who first inhabited this region.