Columbia River Gorge sighting maps
267 sightingsBald EagleHaliaeetus leucocephalusMost seen 7–9 AM & 5 PMSighting map
51 sightingsBlack BearUrsus americanusMost seen 7 AM & 6–8 PMSighting map
136 sightingsAmerican PikaOchotona princepsMost seen 7–10 AM & 6 PMSighting map
16 sightingsWapitiCervus canadensisMost seen 6–8 AM & 6–8 PMSighting map
195 sightingsMule DeerOdocoileus hemionusMost seen 6–8 AM & 6–8 PMSighting map
74 sightingsChinook SalmonOncorhynchus tshawytschaMost seen 8–10 AM & 4–7 PMSighting map
170 sightingsCoho SalmonOncorhynchus kisutchMost seen 7–9 AMSighting map
21 sightingsSteller Sea LionEumetopias jubatusMost seen 8 AM–3 PMSighting map
14 sightingsBobcatLynx rufusMost seen 6 AM & 7 PMSighting map
40 sightingsCoyoteCanis latransMost seen 6 AM & 7 PMSighting map
24 sightingsRiver OtterLontra canadensisMost seen 7 AM & 7 PMSighting map
120 sightingsRed-tailed HawkButeo jamaicensisMost seen 10 AM–4 PMSighting map
292 sightingsOspreyPandion haliaetusMost seen 7–10 AM & 3–6 PMSighting map
227 sightingsGreat Blue HeronArdea herodiasMost seen 7 AM & 5–7 PMSighting map
255 sightingsTurkey VultureCathartes auraMost seen 10 AM–4 PMSighting map
59 sightingsWild TurkeyMeleagris gallopavoMost seen 6–8 AM & 5 PMSighting mapEach map shows where a species has been reported across Columbia River Gorge. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
Find Wildlife in Parkwolf
Every sighting map, in your pocket.
- 16 sighting mapsfor Columbia River Gorge, on the same park map as your route
- Works offlineout where the animals are and the signal isn’t
- 217 audio storiesplay as you drive Columbia River Gorge, wildlife included
