Must-See Highlights ✨

• Benson Bridge: Stand mid-falls, feel the mist on your face, and catch rainbows in the spray. This historic footbridge offers the most iconic view of Multnomah Falls. Standing here, you’ll be surrounded by the roar of both tiers, with mist cooling your face and rainbows often forming in the spray. 

Tip: visit early in the morning for fewer crowds and the best photo opportunities.

• Multnomah Falls Lodge: Built in 1925 from Gorge basalt rock, the lodge is both charming and historic. Inside you’ll find a cozy restaurant, a gift shop with Oregon-made souvenirs, and exhibits about the area’s history and geology. It’s the perfect stop to enjoy a warm drink in winter or a cold treat in summer while still soaking in views of the falls.

• Trails: The paved Multnomah Falls Trail is just over a mile each way and leads you to the top of the falls. It’s a moderately steep climb with switchbacks, but the sweeping Gorge views from above make it worthwhile. Even if you don’t hike all the way up, walking part of the trail gives you a quieter perspective and great photo spots.

Plan Your Visit 🗓️

• Best Time to Go: Early mornings on weekdays for fewer crowds.
  
• Location: Off I-84, Exit 31 in the Columbia River Gorge.
  
• How to Ride: Book your seat on the Sasquatch Shuttle and skip the parking hassle — we’ll drop you off steps from the action.
  

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Few natural wonders capture the heart quite like Multnomah Falls. Cascading an impressive 620 feet in two breathtaking tiers, it’s not only Oregon’s tallest waterfall but also one of the most visited natural attractions in the Pacific Northwest — and for good reason.

A Waterfall for Every Season

Multnomah Falls isn’t a one-time visit. Each season brings a new experience:

• Spring: Snowmelt fuels a roaring, powerful flow.
  
• Summer: Lush greenery and wildflowers line the trails.
  
• Autumn: The Gorge glows in shades of gold and crimson.
  
• Winter: Ice and snow transform the falls into a frozen masterpiece.
  

Skip the Stress, See More 🚐

Parking at Multnomah Falls fills up quickly, leaving many visitors frustrated before their adventure even begins. The Sasquatch Shuttle eliminates that hassle:

• Direct Access: Ride straight to the Falls without worrying about parking or long walks.
  
• Expert Tips: Our friendly team shares local insights so you get more out of your trip.
  
• Bonus Stops: On the Waterfall Loop Tour, you’ll also visit stunning destinations like Vista House and Latourell Falls — all in one seamless trip.

🛟 More Adventure Nearby: Sandy River Tubing

After soaking in the falls, keep the adventure going! Sasquatch Adventures now offers Sandy River tubing in Troutdale — a relaxing, fun float just minutes from the shuttle pickup at the Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets. Make it a full day of Pacific Northwest adventure.

👉 Multnomah Falls is more than a quick roadside stop — it’s an unforgettable experience. Let Sasquatch Shuttle get you there stress-free so you can soak in the magic.