A raised area built of stones was surrounded by railings to prevent falls while viewing the river far below.

One of the dramatic views of the Columbia River from the stone walkway behind the hotel buildings.

The raised stone viewing area had a floor or crushed stone. Beyond the gravel was a tiered area of grass.

Stone steps led down from the gravel. These steps were built long before anyone cared about the disabled.

Wild flowers grew in stone planters alongside the gravel area.

A path led from the front parking lot back to some of the rooms. The path led between tall mature trees.

An intersection of two of the roads (or driveways) through the grounds.

A boulder below a large bush was lit by the morning sun.

The shadows cast by tall trees just as the sun rose over the hotel grounds.