Troutdale

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Troutdale's rich history as a Native American encampment and a pivotal stop for westward expansion highlights its significance. The town faced challenges from its rugged terrain and harsh winds but thrived, marked by notable events like record smelt runs and ice storms. Once the "celery capital of the world," Troutdale evolved from a dirt road to the first paved highway in the Pacific Northwest, enhancing its role as a tourist gateway and a popular destination for photographers drawn to the stunning Columbia River Gorge.