Our Partners
Leadership
Lisa Muñoz
Columbia Riverkeepers
Aliza McHugh
Project Manager
Angie Waiss
Skamania County Chamber of Commerce
Emily Reed
Network Director
Lizzie Keenan
Mt. Hood - Gorge Regional Destination Management Organization
Buck Jones
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
Lorrie DeKay
Gorge Commission
Judy Bair
Columbia Gorge Visitors Magazine
Josiah Dean
Treasurer | Balch Hotel
Kristin Dahl
VP | Crosscurrent Collective
Terra Lingley
Oregon Department of Transportation
Stan Hinatsu
US Forest Service
Rene Carroll
Visit Washougal
Renee Tkach
President | Friends of the Gorge
Kathy Fitzpatrick
Mid-Columbia Economic Development District
David Duncan
Gray Line ToursLatest news
Initial Project Ideas for 2022
Click here to download the initial list of project ideas developed by the CGTA network during the pre-meeting discussions in early Nov 2021. Join us to help rank and prioritize […]
Annual Network Planning Meeting
Register now for our annual planning meeting Join us to connect with others in the region, to hear short updates on the efforts underway and to celebrate the work that […]
Top 10 Reasons
Top 10 reasons to be a member of Columbia Gorge Tourism Alliance (CGTA): Because ‘tourism’ can be a dirty word. Columbia Gorge Tourism Alliance (CGTA) is a Gorge-wide network focused […]
BENEFITS OF THE NETWORK
“Collaboration is really important. Through that collaboration we’ve come up with some really great ideas. Having a unified voice is a benefit.”
-Stan Hinatsu, U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Forest Service
“My organization is starting to see the potential for our rural town and have taken key elements (like a 15 year vision) and are currently working on them to be developed.”
-Sofia Urrita-Lopez, Cascade Locks Tourism
Cascade Locks Tourism
“From my standpoint, being in this job 18 years, I’ve seen a lot of public planning processes on the local, state and federal levels and this is one of the better ones for the people who are participating to engage, interact, create and own, and then implement! Very effective.”
-Kevin Gorman, Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Friends of the Columbia Gorge
“The message that culture and history matter in the Columbia Gorge is important. What has been missing from our perspective is the story of the Columbia River – there is culture and heritage here, so let’s honor that legacy.”
– Colin Fogarty, Confluence
