Sunset Falls is open year-round, with reservations accepted from May 1 to Oct 1. There are 18 sites with picnic tables, toilets, and parking available. Located in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, the campground has a view of Sunset Falls and is in close proximity to the Silver Star Hiking area.

Sunset Falls Campground

There’s no wrong way to climb Silver Star, but taking Ed’s Trail provides the most scenic route for reaching the summit. A 5-mile round-trip, Ed’s Trail winds across rocky ridgelines and through fields blooming with wildflowers in spring. Once at the top, the bald summit of Silver Star offers a 360-degree panoramic viewpoint from which Mounts Rainier, St. Helens, and Hood—even downtown Vancouver—can all be easily spotted on a clear day.

Silver Star Mountain

This 80-acre property features picnic tables, BBQ grills, trails, and vault toilets. Day use parking is available April 15 through October 15. The site is open only to walk-in visitors during the off-season.

Bratton Canyon

Step back in time to discover the 1880s Victorian farmhouse and country garden at this national historic site. Visitors can enjoy over 150 varieties of lilacs and some rare and unusual plants and trees in the 19th-century Victorian garden. The Gardens offer a quaint gift shop in the old carriage barn which has many handcrafted gifts, stationary, and lilac-themed items for sale. While the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens are open year round, the annual [Lilac Days festival](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/event/lilac-days/18500/), held each spring, offers visitors a rare chance to experience peak lilac season while celebrating the beauty of the gardens in bloom.

Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens

Cape Horn offers a rugged, 7-mile workout that rapidly ascends the cape’s rocky slopes. Severe drop-offs provide stunning viewpoints, and steep switchbacks zigzag up the rocky terrain. For those looking to explore the trail for the first time, guided hikes are offered by the Friends of the Columbia River Gorge.

Cape Horn

Matranga Vineyards is passionate about the better stuff in life and specializes in first-rate wine production. You’re welcome to visit any time of year, but to make the most of your visit, schedule a wine tasting tour. Matranga Vineyards was initially established in Roseville, CA., over 95 years ago with some of the original vines coming directly from Sicily - the “Old Country”. We have started our small estate vineyard in LaCenter, WA. Keeping the original family name and our traditions alive for future generations. Please enjoy the fruits of our labor and our vines.

Matranga Vineyard

The North Clark Historical Museum shares the area's historical legacy through educational exhibits on Native American culture, pioneer heritage and logging at the turn of the century, highlighting the Yacolt burn. The museum is in the old Amboy United Brethren Church - a beautiful church dedicated in 1910, and a historic landmark in Amboy.

North Clark Historical Museum

The picturesque Cedar Creek Grist Mill is the only grain-grinding mill in Washington that has maintained its original structural integrity, grinds with stones, and is water-powered. Built in 1876, the mill has been fully restored as a working museum and is registered as a National Historic Site. The covered bridge spanning Cedar Creek adjacent to the mill was rebuilt in 1994, and adds a scenic backdrop to this popular site drawing visitors from all over the world.

Cedar Creek Grist Mill

Lewis River golf Course is between the North Fork of the Lewis River and the evergreen foothills of the Cascade Mountains, and features an 18-hole course. The tree-lined fairways require accuracy to score well, and the greens are some of the finest you’ll putt on in the Northwest!

Lewis River Golf Course

With a picturesque setting along the river, the course features plenty of water hazards and tree-lined fairways. This course can be played by high-handicap players, but can still be difficult for low handicappers. It offers a pro shop, driving range and restaurant.

David Douglas Community Park serves the central Vancouver area, as well as the Northwood Neighborhood. The park serves as a central gathering area for sporting events and community activities and features several ball fields that are home to Columbia Little League and the Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation Softball program.

David Douglas Community Park

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