Whispering Woods Resort

67800 East Nicklaus Way,Phase 2

Welches, OR US

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Nestled in the heart of the Columbia River Valley, where elements of the natural world will touch your spirit of discovery, Whispering Woods Resort lies surrounded by the beauty of Mount Hood National Forest. Spectacular views, remind you why you*re on vacation.

Room Information

1 Bedroom

Standard one bedroom condo with one queen bed with balcony and fireplace with kitchen.

2 Bedroom

Standard two bedroom condo with two queen beds with a balcony and a fireplace. Cable TV, Coffeemaker, Color TV, Cookware, Dining Area, Kitchen, Sofa, Sofa bed, Stove, telephone, Video Cassete Player, Washer and Dryer.

Directions

From Seattle, WA: Travel south on I-5 until you reach I-205 south, Salem. Take I-205 south until you reach I-84 east, The Dalles. Continue on I-84 eastbound until you reach Exit 16, 238th/Wood Village. Turn right (south) onto 238th Dr. which becomes 242nd Dr. Continue on 238th approx. 2.5 miles until you reach Burnside Rd. (becomes Hwy 26). Turn left on Burnside traveling east toward Mt. Hood. Proceed approx. 28 miles east on Hwy 26 through the town of Sandy to Welches (at the traffic signal about 16 miles past Sandy). turn right at the signal onto Welches Rd. and drive approx. 8/10th of one mile to Woodruff Way (on the right side of Welches Rd.). Turn right onto Woodruff Way and continue until you reach Nicklaus Way. Turn left. Registration is at the Clubhouse, located at 67800 E Nicklaus Way (on your left at the Whispering Woods II sign).

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Area Attractions

Mt. Hood, the tallest of Oregon's Cascade peaks, stands watch over the awe-inspiring Columbia River Gorge from a height of ll,239 ft.. The often-photographed glacier-glazed peak is home to year-round skiing and snowboarding. Run-off from its volcanic slopes enriches soil in the valleys below, which are famous for their production of pears, peaches, cherries, apricots and apples. One of the largest concentrations of high waterfalls in the nation spills forth from the cliffs and ledges that wall in the mighty Columbia River to create the nation's only national scenic area.