The Columbia River Gorge is home to waterfalls, sweet summer fruit and a volcano, all east of Portland, Oregon. You can spend a day exploring the Columbia River Gorge National Recreation Area with an ...

Oregon’s iconic waterfall, Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge, plunges more than 600 feet into a pool that continues on as Multnomah Creek.It is the crown jewel of four other waterfalls ...

MULTNOMAH FALLS — The Columbia River Gorge is known for its cascading waterfalls and miles of trails that wind along the canyon walls. Its home to one of the most photographed waterfalls in the ...

Everyone knows Multnomah Falls, the state's tallest waterfall at 620 feet, and the one you visit to get a feel for the Oregon landscape. It's also one of the busiest, and not at all characteristic ...

Back before the COVID-19 pandemic set in here in Oregon, Peak Northwest host Jim Ryan schemed up a mission: try to check out as many Columbia River Gorge waterfalls as possible — from sunrise to ...

If there's one thing the Pacific Northwest has plenty of, it's water, and the Columbia River Gorge boasts quite a few falls to choose from. At 620 feet, Multnomah Falls is tall enough to be jaw ...

Starting Friday, May 23, visitors will need a timed entry permit to access Multnomah Falls. The permits are returning in time for Memorial Day Weekend and aim to help reduce the expected surge in ...

First-place finisher Multnomah Falls is simply spectacular. At 620 feet high, it’s the tallest waterfall in Oregon and the most-visited tourist site in the Pacific Northwest, hosting 2 million ...

On several occasions since last year, the slides forced closure of sections of the Historic Highway, trails and waterfalls. Over the winter, one location about a mile west of Multnomah Falls saw ...