Bonneville Lock and Dam As with every river, there are 2 sides, and Bonneville Dam has a visitor center on both the Oregon side and the Washington side. Both sides have recreational opportunities and historical displays (more extensive on the Oregon side). I think both are worth visiting. Recreation on Robins Island and Bradford Island--on a wet day Recreation info: Bonneville Lock Bradford Island Visitor Center, Bonneville Lock & Dam OR Bonneville Dam Bookstore/Gift Shop and Info Bonneville Fish Hatchery on an overcast, sometime rainy day My own little Sturgeon Fest, Bonneville Dam & Beyond 2.5 min video of 100 year old sturgeon caught in the Pacific Northwest 5 min video about sturgeon research in the Pacific Northwest Bonneville Dam--WA Hwy 14 The Dalles Dam--built 1952-1957 We take for granted the reasons the dams were built on the Columbia River, one of which was flood control.
John Day Dam--east of Biggs Junction & Hwy 97 on I-84 in OR, and Maryhill on Hwy 14 in WA McNary Dam--off Hwy 730, east of Umatilla OR The visitor facilities was closed for so long for COVID, but at last I was able to visit, and I made it with only an hour to take in the Visitor Center. Sorry that I have a fear of heights which curbed my chance to take photos from the walkway at the top of the Visitor Center. So desperate for a restroom, I was extremely grateful for the accessible facilities.
McNary Dam fishing videos included walleye, shad, steelhead, salmon, sturgeon. McNary Beach Recreation Area--above McNary Dam, 3 mi east of Umatilla OR, off Hwy 730
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