Columbia River Gorge Biennial Classic

DIRECTIONS
From North or South on I-5 or I-205 go to I-84 and continue East to exit #44 (Cascade Locks). Continue straight ahead to Marine Park on left. Follow the signs to the start.

LODGING
Rooms are available for Volks-walkers at a reduced rate at the Columbia River Inn in Cascade Locks. Please be sure to tell them you are with the Volkswalk group as we have reserved the entire hotel. Phone: 800-595-7108

Another option is the Skamania Lodge in Stevenson, WA. Additional information is available at their website at http://www.skamania.com/ .

The Econo Lodge in Stevenson, WA, is offering discounted rooms to volkswalkers for this event. Their phone number is 509-427-5628. General information for Stevenson, WA is at this web site: http://www.skamania.org/stevenson/.

Carson Mineral Hotsprings Resort, just East of Stevenson, is offering basic Queen and King rooms at a discounted price of $85.00 per night for Volkswalk participants.  Spa services scheduled separately.  For more information please call (800)607-3678 or (509)427-8292 or e-mail kimber_carsonhs@earthlink.com.

REGISTRATION
Pre-registration is recommended. There is a form on the bottom of the brochure for that purpose. Registration for credit is $3.00 per event. There will be no refund. Non-credit walkers are welcome but must register, carry a start card, and sign the waiver.

Checks should be made out to CVRC. Please send the completed registration form with payment to:
Karen Kelly
20837 SW 104th Ave.
Tualatin, OR 97062

Proper footwear should be worn at all times as most of these trails are on natural surfaces. Water should be carried and will be available at the start area.

CONTACT INFORMATION
Gorgewalks@gmail.com
Dick or Carolyn 503-649-7675

DISCLAIMER
The sponsors are not liable for accidents, theft and/or damage. Every effort will be made to make this a safe, enjoyable and memorable event. Pets are welcome on all walks except Eagle Creek. They must be on a leash and be picked up after. The only walk suitable for wheelchairs or strollers is the Cascade Locks to Bonneville Walk. All of the others are on forest trails or have steps. Bring your camera as the scenery is some of the most spectacular in the U.S.