Last year, we created a beautiful fall foliage road trip that took travelers on a beautiful loop through the North Cascades. But while autumn leaves are most abundant in that area, there are still several other spots in Washington perfect for enjoying those golden hues. For the next several weeks, the Washington side of the Columbia Gorge will be a great place to see them.

This map takes you straight down Highway 14 through some of our most picturesque places, ending at the beautiful Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

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Start your adventure in the beautiful city of Vancouver, where golden trees line the streets.

Visit Vancouver Facebook If you’re there on a Saturday and Sunday you can check out the harvest version of the Farmers Market.

Make sure you stop at the beautiful Beacon Rock State Park to take in the stunning gorge views.

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Relax in the charming little city of Stevenson, where colorful autumn leaves are abundant this time of year.

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The breathtaking views from Stevenson really can’t be beat.

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Once you reach Cascade Locks, you’ll see the Bridge of the Gods, which transports vehicles over the river into Oregon.

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And finally, you’ll end up in the magical paradise known as the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

Jay Huang / Flickr The scenic area spans 80 miles, and you’ll find vibrant fall hues nearly everywhere you look. This is Spirit Falls.

This is the perfect time to see the fall foliage along the Columbia River Gorge. These maps will show you the peak times that span the state.

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If you’re there on a Saturday and Sunday you can check out the harvest version of the Farmers Market.

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Talk about a photo op.

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The scenic area spans 80 miles, and you’ll find vibrant fall hues nearly everywhere you look. This is Spirit Falls.

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