The Columbia Gorge Museum is a great resource for you to get to know our Gorge better. Their 11 exhibits cover everything from First Peoples to Logging Equipment. The museum covers two stories and a mezzanine with elevator access to all of them. Plan to stop by on your next trip to Stevenson, WA. They are planning to implement guided tours for the blind and deaf. 

Parking

On-site parking: Yes
Number of Accessible Parking spots: 4
Proximity to entrance: 200ft
Curb: curb cut located by striped crosswalk
Street crossing: driveway into parking lot
Cost: free
Closest public transit stop: 0.6mil Hegewald Center

Entrance and Lounge

Step-free access: yes
Ramp access: N/A
Doorway: >32in
Handle: push/pull
Threshold: <¼ in
Flooring: cement, carpet
Seating options: bench without back and arms next to restrooms
Elevator: 2

Exhibit

Stairs: railings on both sides, 18 steps
Seating options: several benches throughout the exhibit
Exhibit height: general height of 38-43in off the ground + a number of full-sized exhibits placed on floor
Video: no closed captions
Sound: yes
Audio options for visual information: no
Gift Shop Aisles: >46in

Staff

Languages spoken: English
Knowledgeable on ASL: No
Knowledgeable on disability services: Yes

Public Bathroom Access

Location: towards back of entrance
Threshold: no
Doorway: >32in
Occupancy type: stalls
Accessible stall: yes, 59in deep, 58in wide with 35in of free space next to toilet, grab bars
Sink: accessible
Soap and Drying: too high up, soap located on mirror
Gender-Neutral: no

Outdoor Space

Outdoor area: yes
Stairs: yes at train exhibit
Paths: yes
Makeup of Paths: dirt and gravel
Erosion: yes
Elevation: no
Benches: no
Outdoor patio: yes
Stairs: no
Flooring: cement
Pathway to patio: cement, in front of entrance
Seating options: picnic tables
Relief area for service animals: yes

Website

Language: English
Videos: N/A
Large print option: no
Accessibility plug-in: no

Other

• Water fountain of 2 different heights