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Columbia River waterfront path with a bridge in the distance

Vancouver, Washington

Vancouver makes an excellent base for travelers who want access to both city and nature. The Columbia River, downtown restaurants and waterfront are close by, while the Columbia River Gorge, Mount St. Helens, forests and waterfalls are within easy reach.

Vancouver Bucket List

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Eat + Drink

  • WildFin American Grill

  • Ruse Brewing

  • The Grant House

  • Niche Wine Bar

  • Brothers Cascadia Brewing

  • Loowit Brewing

  • Hudson's Bar + Grill

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Vancouver Waterfront

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Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

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Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge

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Columbia River Gorge

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Moulton Falls

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Tips

Where to Stay - Heathman Lodge brings the Pacific Northwest indoors. The lodge-inspired architecture, fireplaces and warm atmosphere make it feel like a mountain retreat while remaining close to the city and regional attractions.

A car is useful for regional adventures, but downtown Vancouver is walkable.

Vancouver's summer is warm and dry; September remains unusually pleasant, while November–January are among the wettest months. Snow in the city is uncommon.

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Mount Hood view from the Columbia River near Vancouver, WA
Map outline of Washington state with Vancouver marked by a star

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