Port of Clarkston

Clarkston, Washington

The Port of Clarkston, situated in Asotin County, Washington, is a bustling inland port managing a 120-acre waterfront and a 45-acre off-the-water industrial park. This port plays a vital role in economic development, tourism, and recreation. With a population of around 8,000, Clarkston is part of the larger Lewiston-Clarkston metro area. The port boasts one of the largest gantry cranes on an inland waterway, facilitating barge traffic mainly carrying grains. Additionally, Clearwater Paper Corporation utilizes barges to transport sawdust and wood chips. The marina at the Port of Clarkston provides berthing for pleasure boats and yachts. The town was named after William Clark, an American explorer. As a cruise port, Clarkston hosts departures by major river cruise companies like ACL and AQSC, offering scenic routes amidst the Snake River and connections to various ports. Visitors can partake in bus tours to Pendleton, Oregon, or enjoy the leisurely voyage to Vancouver, Washington.

Location

City: Clarkston

Region: Washington

Country: USA

Coordinates: 46.4154° N, 117.0481° W