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Mt. Hood & Columbia Gorge river conditions

Rivers that rise on or near Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams and the Cascades around the Columbia River Gorge, in northern Oregon and southern Washington.

Updated Oct 24, 2:37 PM PDT · USGS data, provisional

1Fishable/Floatable6Too low
7 days
Klickitat Rivernear Pitt · WASouthwest WashingtonFishable/Floatable596 cfs16th● steady
Clackamas Riverat Estacada · ORMt. Hood & Columbia GorgeToo low625 cfs2nd● steady
Clackamas Riverabove Three Lynx Creek · ORMt. Hood & Columbia GorgeToo low588 cfs5th● steady
Hood Riverat Tucker Bridge, near Hood River · ORMt. Hood & Columbia GorgeToo low234 cfs2nd● steady
Sandy Rivernear Marmot · ORMt. Hood & Columbia GorgeToo low198 cfs<1st● steady
Sandy Riverbelow Bull Run River, near Bull Run · ORMt. Hood & Columbia GorgeToo low266 cfs3rd● steady
White Salmon Rivernear Underwood · WASouthwest WashingtonToo low399 cfs1st● steady

This week in Mt. Hood & Columbia Gorge

Right now 1 of 7 gauges in this group are Fishable/Floatable (in their normal range for the date). The gauge furthest below its normal for the date is Sandy River near Marmot (<1st percentile; Too low); the furthest above is Klickitat River near Pitt (16th percentile; Fishable/Floatable).

Percentiles compare today's flow with that gauge's own history for this date. How to read a status.

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Data from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Readings are provisional and subject to revision. Flowcast statuses are automated comparisons with each gauge's own history, not safety ratings or fishing reports. Check local conditions, weather, regulations and closures before you go. Rivers can change quickly.