| Skill Level:
5-10 |
Amenities:
Porta-potties/outhouses, picnic tables,
grassy rigging area, loading and unloading zone near rigging area and
river. $3.00 Parking fee per day, or
yearly Oregon State Park pass. |
| Sailing
conditions: |
Medium to strong west
winds, medium to large chop and waves. |
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Rigging
area: |
Nice grassy area to rig. |
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| Launch: |
Partial gravel beach to
the west, and rocks to the east. Hidden rocks under water
that are very slippery. |
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| Parking: |
$3.00 a day, or yearly
Oregon State Park pass. |
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| Extras: |
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Warnings
and
hazards: |
Standard
Safety Tips | Gorge Safety
Tips
|
Directions
to get there: |
Off of I-84
take exit #76, take a left go across the railroad tracks,
stay to the right until you get to the end of the road. |
| Site owner: |
Oregon State
Parks |
| Site liaison: |
Fred Noble |
| Events planned for this
site: |
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| Comments and news about
this site: |
This site is
an example of how new sites can be developed through the
combined efforts of the CGWA and government agencies such
as Oregon State Parks. Many hours of volunteer work by
CGWA members were used in development of the park. This
effort was led by Fred Noble who continues to work to
improve the site today. More gravel is currently needed
to improve the beach.
If you have any news about this sailing site, or corrections or
additions for this page, please email us at windance@windance.com. |
