Map of the Columbia River Renaissance Trail in Vancouver
Columbia River Renaissance Trail
Coulumbia River Renaissance Trail
LENGTH:
5 miles
SURFACE:
paved
COMMUNITIES:
Downtown Vancouver
HIGHLIGHTS:
Columbia River waterfront, bridges, Downtown Vancouver, Kaiser Shipyard Viewing Tower, Marine Park, Tidewater Cove, Wintler Park
NEARBY TRAILS:
Marine Drive Trail
I-205 Multi-Use Path
RELATED LINKS:
The Columbia River Renaissance Trail is a 5-mile long paved pathway that connects Downtown Vancouver with the waterfront of the Columbia River. there are beautiful views of the bridges over the Columbia River and the boat traffic along the river. the trail connects several local parks and Pierson Air Field and allows a connection to the trails in the Portland, Oregon area.
Conditions
The Columbia River Renaissance Trail is paved for the entire route. The trail is open for bike riding, walking and running.
Communities
The Columbia River Renaissance Trail goes past the following communities: Downtown Vancouver
Points of Interest
The Columbia River Renaissance Trail goes past the following points of interest:
Esther Short Park |
Interstate 5 bridge over the Coulumbia River |
Old Aplle Tree Park |
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site |
Pierson Field |
Pierson Air Museum |
Marine Park |
Tidewater Cove Marina |
Wintler Park |
Nearby Trails
Marine Drive Trail: this trail follows the south shores of the Columbia River in Portland, Oregon. The trails in the Portand area can be reached via the pedestrian lane of Interstate 5 bridge and the Interstate 205 Bridge over the Columbia River.
I-205 Multi-Use Path: this trail crosses the Columbia River with a bike land in between the north and southbound lanes of the Interstate 205 bridge over the Columbia River.
End Points
The west end of the Columbia River Renaissance Trail is located along Columbia Street in Downtown Vancouver.
The east end of the trail is located at Winler Park on SE Beach Drive in Vancouver.
Resources
Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the Columbia River Renaissance Trail in Vancouver, Washington
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