

Bonneville Dam Tours and Tickets
Forty miles east of Portland, the Bonneville Lock and Dam spans the Columbia River, providing electricity, a navigation lock, fish passage, and recreation areas.
The dam's first powerhouse, spillway, and original navigation lock were completed in 1938 to improve navigation on the Columbia River and provide hydropower to the Pacific Northwest. A second powerhouse was completed in 1981, and a larger navigation lock in 1993.
Lake Bonneville was created behind the dam, and is a popular spot for summer activities like boating and fishing. Fish ladders, part of the original construction, provide pathways for salmon, steelhead, and other native fish navigate past the dam to spawn upstream. Large underwater windows can be found at both the Bradford Island Visitor Center (on the Oregon side) and the Washington Shore Visitor Complex for viewings between April and October.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Bonneville Dam
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Full-Day Mt Hood Waterfall Tour with Lunch and Wine Tasting

1-Hour Columbia River Gorge Sightseeing Cruise

2-Hour Columbia River Gorge Dinner Cruise

Multnomah Falls and Columbia River Gorge Tour with Gray Line

2-Hour Columbia River Gorge Sunday Champagne Brunch Cruise

Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls Air Tour

Private 40-minute Waterfall Air Tour for Three

Amazing Columbia River Gorge & Portland Air Tour

Exclusive 1 Hour Private Gorge & Portland Air Tour for 3

The Hood-Columbia Loop: Timberline, Orchards, and Waterfalls

Private - 1/2 day Columbia River Gorge & Waterfalls Tour From Portland

Private Tour at The Hood-Columbia Loop: Timberline, Orchards, and Waterfalls

Private Mt Hood Waterfall Tour with Lunch and Wine Tasting

Multnomah Falls & City Combination Tour with Gray Line

Private Group Tour up to 11 of Columbia River Gorge & Waterfalls from Portland

Private - Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls and Wine Tour
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- Oregon Rail Heritage Center (ORHC)