Adventures With Sasquatch Shuttle: Exploring the Gorge Stop by Stop

October 1, 2025 [back to articles]
Sasquatch Shuttle driver Keenan posing at the open bus door with Adventures With Sasquatch Shuttle Exploring the Gorge Stop by Stop overlay

When you ride with Sasquatch Shuttle, you’re not just getting from point A to point B—you’re joining a community of adventurers who are here to experience the Columbia River Gorge in its purest form. From snapping photos at waterfalls to soaking in sweeping views, every stop along our Waterfall Loop Tour offers something magical.

Here’s a glimpse of what our Sasquatch adventurers enjoy most:

Vista House at Crown Point on the Columbia River Gorge with Sasquatch Shuttle waterfall tour stop graphic overlay

🌲 Vista House at Crown Point

Perched 700 feet above the Columbia River, Vista House is often the first “wow” moment of the tour. Adventurers step out to panoramic views that stretch for miles, with golden fall colors or vibrant summer greens setting the scene. Cameras come out instantly—this is one of the Gorge’s most iconic photo spots.

Latourell Falls historic roadside information sign along the Columbia River Gorge waterfall tour route

Latourell Falls

This dramatic, 224-foot freefall is framed by lichen-covered basalt cliffs that glow against the autumn leaves. Our adventurers love the short, accessible trail that brings them right to the base for that perfect shot. Whether it’s a family selfie or a quiet moment listening to the roar of the falls, Latourell never disappoints.

US Forest Service Horsetail Falls sign at the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area on the Sasquatch Shuttle tour

Horsetail Falls

True to its name, Horsetail Falls fans out gracefully like a horse’s tail. What makes this stop so special is how close you are—you can step right off the shuttle and feel the mist on your face. Adventurers often linger here, snapping photos with the falls just a few feet away.

Sasquatch Shuttle Multnomah Falls Express double-decker bus parked at the Multnomah Falls visitor area in the Columbia River Gorge

 Multnomah Falls

The crown jewel of the Gorge, Multnomah Falls plunges 620 feet in two tiers, framed perfectly by Benson Bridge. Here, adventurers capture postcard-worthy photos, grab a warm drink at the historic lodge, or take the short hike for a closer look. It’s the moment where every rider realizes: this trip was worth it.

Visitors exploring a Columbia River Gorge waterfall stop near Horsetail Falls on a Sasquatch Shuttle tour

📸 Adventure Through Every Stop

The best part about the Sasquatch Shuttle is watching adventurers connect with each place in their own way. Some love hiking up trails, others spend their time framing that perfect photo, and some just pause to breathe in the crisp Gorge air.

By the end of the tour, phones are full of photos, bags are full of memories, and everyone has their own story to tell about the Gorge.

Person in a Sasquatch costume wearing a mask boarding the Sasquatch Shuttle bus for a Columbia River Gorge tour

🚐 Ride the Gorge the Sasquatch Way

Skip the stress of parking and permits—just hop on board, sit back, and let us take you to the Gorge’s most stunning stops. With Sasquatch Shuttle, you’re not just a passenger—you’re an adventurer.

✨ Ready to make memories? Book your Waterfall Loop Tour today and experience the Gorge like never before.

Sasquatch Alert: Tours are now on weekends only and must be booked in advance. Book your tour and see the Columbia Gorge with Sasquatch Shuttle.

🛟 More Adventure Awaits: Sandy River Tubing

Still hungry for adventure? Sasquatch Adventures now offers Sandy River tubing out of Troutdale — a fun, relaxing float that pairs perfectly with a day of waterfall exploring. Park free at the Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets and make it the ultimate Pacific Northwest day out.

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