Klickitat

Klickitat is best known within the United States for its reach of the Columbia River Gorge, where the river forms the county’s southern boundary with Oregon. East of the Cascade Range, this part of south-central Washington shifts from basalt cliffs and dry grasslands to wheat country and forested uplands. The Klickitat River runs south through the county to join the Columbia, and its corridor is central to the area’s geography. Near the Gorge, Maryhill Museum of Art occupies a grand early-20th-century estate and displays works by Auguste Rodin. Goldendale, the county seat, is also home to Goldendale Observatory State Park. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Klickitat and the Columbia Gorge.

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