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Worth the ride near Vancouver, WA

We list 18 places worth riding to around Vancouver, WA, across views, food, and coffee.

18 more nearby in Portland, OR.

Views

  • Lacamas Regional Park

    Waterfall

    Waterfalls and 9.5 miles of trails around Round Lake in Camas, on the way toward WA-14 and the Gorge.

  • Moulton Falls Regional Park

    Waterfall

    The winding Lucia Falls Road in north Clark County is the way in, with falls and an arch bridge to stop for.

  • Dog Mountain Trailhead

    Mountain View

    A Columbia Gorge pull off on SR 14, with river views from the lot and a steep trail for anyone who wants the summit.

  • Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

    Coastal View

    Stop for maps and restrooms at the visitor center, close to downtown, then walk the trails.

  • Officers Row Historic District

    Viewpoint

    Twenty-one preserved Victorian officers' homes from 1846 to 1906, good for a slow cruise-by, with two of them open to visitors.

  • Cape Horn Viewpoint

    Viewpoint

    Basalt cliff pullout on WA-14 with sweeping views to Beacon Rock, though the shoulder fits only a handful of bikes.

  • Vancouver Waterfront Park

    Coastal View

    Cable-stayed Grant Street Pier and wide paved paths on the Columbia, an easy downtown stroll once the bike is parked.

  • Beacon Rock State Park

    Coastal View

    A big lot right off WA-14 makes it easy to park a group; bring a Discover Pass.

Food

  • Brothers Cascadia Brewing

    Food

    Local food carts handle the meals at this taproom just off I-5, handy for a group before Ridgefield or Battle Ground.

  • Multnomah Falls Lodge Restaurant

    Breakfast

    Brunch or lunch in a 1925 stone lodge at the foot of the falls, open from 9am on weekdays and 8am at weekends.

  • Walking Man Brewing

    Food

    Big outdoor beer garden in Stevenson, a regular stop for riders working the SR-14 side of the Gorge.

  • Loowit Brewing Company

    Food

    Easy to reach off I-5 or WA-14, so good for a post-ride drink and food near the waterfront.

Coffee

  • Relevant Coffee

    Coffee

    Community focused roaster on Main Street, on the way out of downtown toward I-5 north.

  • River Maiden

    Coffee

    Meet here on the Washington side before SR 14 east through the Gorge or north up to Battle Ground.

  • Compass Coffee Roasting

    Coffee

    Quick espresso on Washington Street before pointing the bike toward the Gorge.

  • Kafiex Roasters Coffee Lab

    Coffee

    A pre-ride pour-over stop near the farmers market, with a second cafe down at the waterfront.

More worth the ride

  • Spirit Lake Moto Works (Demo)

    Destination

    An easy regroup point on the east side of Vancouver before heading up SR-14, with air, coffee, and a mechanic on hand.

  • Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, River S Unit

    Destination

    Ride slowly past waterfowl, herons and raptors on a year-round wetland auto tour; aim for the River S Unit entrance.