Troutdale: I-84 at Marine Dr

2 45.54°, -122.40°
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Few places in Oregon have a history as closely tied to river travel and trade as Troutdale. Set near the meeting of the Sandy and Columbia rivers, the city developed as a Columbia River landing and later as a rail and road community. Interstate 84 now crosses its southern side, while Marine Drive links the area with industrial and commercial districts along the Columbia. Troutdale stands beside the western end of the Columbia River Gorge, where the broad river corridor narrows between Oregon and Washington. The Historic Columbia River Highway begins here, recalling an early automobile route between Portland and the Gorge. Northwest of downtown, McMenamins Edgefield occupies the former Multnomah County Poor Farm, established in 1911.

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Tucked between the Sandy and Columbia rivers at the western edge of the Columbia River Gorge, Troutdale is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of river lowlands, basalt bluffs and the old route east from Portland. Its compact downtown preserves early-20th-century commercial buildings, while the Historic Columbia River Highway begins nearby and continues toward the gorge’s waterfalls and viewpoints. McMenamins Edgefield, a former Multnomah County poor farm dating from 1911, now combines a hotel, gardens, brewery and cultural venues. The Sandy River Delta and riverside parks provide space for walks, birdwatching and time by the water. Move on to other webcams in Oregon to compare landscapes and settings around the Columbia River Gorge.

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