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The trail parallels the Columbia River, linking together several parks, public spaces and historic sites, and passing shops and restaurants at the Vancouver Waterfront and Columbia Shores. It offers sweeping views of the Columbia River and Mount Hood in the distance and a sandy public beach at the east end.
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The Waterfront Renaissance Trail provides an accessible, scenic escape for outdoor fans of all levels. The five miles of paved pathways and interpretive trails connect downtown Vancouver with the shops, restaurants, and historical attractions of the Columbia River waterfront.
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Parks Directory. Columbia River Renaissance Trail. 115 Columbia Way. Vancouver, WA 98661. Amenities. The Columbia River Renaissance Trail connects Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver with Wintler Park along a paved five-mile long riverfront trail perfect for walking, jogging, biking or rollerblading.
It has beautiful views of the Columbia River and Mount Hood. The park areas around the trail are gorgeous and have many areas for activities including volleyball or a picnic. Family friendly and great for ALL ages. The trail is flat and is easy to navigate.
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Description. Waypoints. Starting from the parking areas on the western side of Waterfront Park, you will meander the paved pathways along the Columbia River. This park is well maintained and quite popular, and this route connects to the nearby Columbia River Renaissance Trail to move under the interstate bridge.
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- Vancouver, Washington, United States
In its current configuration the Columbia River Renaissance Trail, a five mile long pathway connecting Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver with Wintler Park, is perfect for walking, jogging, biking or rollerblading. The Waterfront addition to this trail, provides a westerly extension with access to Grant Street Pier, the park and the 20 ...
High point: 75 feet. Difficulty: Moderate. Seasons: Year round. Family Friendly: Yes (pick a segment to do) Backpackable: No. Crowded: Yes. Hike Description. In the 1990s, the City of Vancouver began a 20-year transformation of its industrial waterfront to allow for more public spaces on or looking over the Columbia River.
