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Overlooks cement legacy of the Cape Horn Trail

Gorge partners celebrated dedication Saturday

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Members of the Cape Horn Conservancy, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, U.S. Forest Service and Washington Trails Association stand on the new Oak View Overlook along the Cape Horn Trail Saturday.

Three stone overlooks solidify the legacy of the Cape Horn Trail.

On Saturday, members of the Cape Horn Conservancy, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, U.S. Forest Service and Washington Trails Association shared their stories of collaboration while creating the Nancy Russell, Cape Horn Waterfall and Oak View overlooks for hikers to enjoy for generations.

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