Lewis and Clark Overlook — Attraction in Goldendale

The Maryhill Overlook is a site installation on a bluff above the Columbia River Gorge. It looks like a long, concrete shape rising up from the ground and following the curves of the landscape. From a distance, it appears as one solid ribbon. But up close, it separates into eight different sections that open to the sky or form enclosed spaces. The solid concrete shape shifts and changes based on the lighting and where you view it from. Cut lines inside the hollow walls connect the overlook to the surrounding river gorge environment. The simple yet sculptural design blends manmade construction with the beautiful natural scenery. Walking through it provides a unique experience of being grounded in architecture while also feeling immersed in the...

This is a very historic structure, originally built by road builder Sam Hill for his family. Unfortunately, they never lived there. Now it's an art museum with a variety of displays. Beautiful courtyard overlooking...

L and C overlook at Maryhill is a great view. It just happens to be at the Maryhill museum. It is worth walking to see while there but not in and of itself. The Gorge is always...