Bonneville Fish Hatchery

70543 NE Herman Loop, Cascade Locks, Oregon

(541) 374-8393

Hatchery Grounds: 7:30am – Dusk. 7 days a week

https://myodfw.com/bonneville-hatchery-visitors-guide

Located on the Oregon side of the Columbia River near Bonneville Dam, the fish hatchery is a fascinating stop for the entire family. In a park-like setting, you can see the historic fish hatchery that has been on this site since the 1930s. A highlight is to visit the viewing window where you might see Herman the Sturgeon swimming around with his buddies. Herman is over 75 years old – a very large sturgeon that has been here for decades. An underwater viewing window, or from topside where he swims in a clear, cool, large pond in a natural setting. Nearby is another pond filled with rainbow trout.  Visit the nice gift shop for treats or some fun gifts and mementos.  The entire site is FREE to  visit.

Bonneville Fish Hatchery Oregon

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