Moon, Columbia River Gorge & Mount Hood, by Matt Wastradowski - Autographed Copy
* Strategic, flexible itineraries, from day trips from Portland or weekend getaways from Vancouver to a road trip along the Fruit Loop, designed for outdoor adventurers, families, foodies and wine-lovers, and more
* Top experiences, and things to do: Sip your way through Mount Hood’s craft beer and wine scene while you take in views of the Gorge, sample fresh vegetables and cider from a local farm stand, or pick your own fruit for a picnic. Get an up-close look at the annual salmon run from the Bonneville Lock and Dam, and spend the night in the historic Timberline Lodge
* Best outdoor adventures for every season: Hike through fields of wildflowers and marvel at the towering cascades of Waterfall Alley. Make your way to the top of Beacon Rock for panoramic views of the Gorge, or hit the slopes of Mount Hood in the winter. Kayak or raft along the White Salmon River, soak in a hot spring surrounded by old-growth forest, and spend the night under the stars on the shores of a pristine lake
* Expert advice on when to go, where to stay, and how to get around from seasoned outdoorsman and Portland local Matt Wastradowski
* Full-color photos and detailed maps throughout
* Thorough background information on the landscape, climate, wildlife, and local culture
With Moon Columbia River Gorge & Mount Hood’s expert tips, local insight, and countless activities, you can plan your trip your way.
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Iron-on Patch Instructions
- Prepare Your Garment
Lay your clean garment flat on a smooth, heat-resistant surface. - Set Your Iron
Turn your iron on, ensuring there’s no water inside and the steam setting is off. Set the temperature to 300°F or the appropriate setting for your garment's fabric type. - Position Your Patch
Place your woven patch (design facing up) on the desired spot on the garment. Cover the patch with a thin cotton cloth to protect it. A clean t-shirt works. - Heat It Up
Press the iron onto the covered patch area, applying firm pressure in circular motions for 10–30 seconds. Let the patch cool for a moment. - Secure the Backside
Turn the garment inside-out. Place the iron directly on the area behind the patch, or use a thin cloth to prevent scorching. Apply firm pressure with the iron for 10–30 seconds. Allow it to cool. - Check Your Work
Inspect the patch to ensure it's fully adhered. If needed, repeat steps 4–5 for a stronger bond.
Pro Tip: A little patience goes a long way! Let the patch cool completely before wearing or washing your garment.
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