Places to visit near

Goldendale

Goldendale is a town in Klickitat district, Washington, United States of about 3,435 people. Within 50 km by road there are 61 places to visit: 9 hill stations & viewpoints, 10 waterfalls and 16 wildlife, forests & gardens. The must-see places are Goldendale Observatory, John Day Dam and Maryhill State Park.

45.8207° N, 120.8217° WPop. 3,435

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Within 30 km21 places
Within 50 km61
Must-see63
Notable159
Best timeOctober to February

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One day from Goldendale

5 stops, one loop, back by 4:41 pm

117 km on the road, in driving order so you don’t double back. Times assume an 8 am start and typical visit lengths.

  1. Leave Goldendale
  2. Celilo Fallswaterfall · 1.5 hrs
  3. Maryhill State Parkpark · 45 min
  4. John Day Damdam · 45 min
  5. Brooks Memorial State Parkmonument · 2 hrs
  6. Indian Rockviewpoint · 1 hrs
  7. Back in Goldendale
Today’s loopGoldendaleStopStraight lines between stops — distances are road estimates
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Questions people ask

What are the best places to visit near Goldendale?

Goldendale Observatory (park, about 3 km), John Day Dam (dam, about 19 km), Maryhill State Park (park, about 19 km), Maryhill Museum of Art (museum, about 20 km), Brooks Memorial State Park (monument, about 23 km), Celilo Falls (waterfall, about 23 km).

How many tourist places are there within 50 km of Goldendale?

61 places on Spotwander: 9 hill stations & viewpoints, 10 waterfalls, 16 wildlife, forests & gardens, 2 lakes, dams & reservoirs, 8 forts & heritage.

Which is the nearest viewpoint to Goldendale?

Lorena Butte, about 4 km by road; Blockhouse Butte (13 km) is next.

Which is the nearest waterfall to Goldendale?

Celilo Falls, about 23 km by road; Celilo Falls (28 km) is next.

What is a good one-day trip from Goldendale?

Start in Goldendale, visit Celilo Falls, then Maryhill State Park, then John Day Dam, then Brooks Memorial State Park, then Indian Rock, and drive back — about 117 km by road in all.