Last week, we asked you to vote for the best waterfall in Oregon as part of our Readers Choice Awards. You have voted, and we ...

Multnomah Falls is Oregon's tallest waterfall. In August 2022, a woman died after falling nearly 100 feet while hiking the Multnomah Falls-Larch Mountain Trail near Oregon's Columbia River Gorge.

At 286 feet tall, the Cascade Mountain waterfall doesn’t rank among the very tallest in Oregon, but with a spectacular single plunge and reliable year-round flow, Salt Creek Falls is easily one of the ...

Multnomah Falls is the state’s most recognizable natural feature and our most visited natural space. The tallest waterfall in Oregon, its double falls plunge 620 feet from a cliffside in the ...

Keep in mind that permits are checked at the pedestrian tunnel between the parking lot and the Multnomah Falls Lodge, so you’ll need to walk through that tunnel before 9 a.m. or after 6 p.m. to ...

An Oregon father of five fell to his death while hiking along the popular Multnomah Falls trail outside of Portland, authorities say. Multnomah County Sheriff’s Deputy John Plock told KPTV that ...

Multnomah Falls, it should come as no surprise, is very, very popular. The iconic Oregon waterfall recently topped a list of the 30 most Instagrammable waterfalls in the country. The online casino ...

No access to Multnomah Falls by vehicles traveling westbound on the Historic Highway. What the project for Historic Columbia River Highway includes Here's what the project includes, according to ODOT.

Zelada has seen the rise of e-bike traffic in the Gorge, especially around Multnomah Falls (Oregon’s top tourist attraction). In summer of 2023 he observed 88 e-bikes arrive at the plaza outside ...

MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore. - Westbound I-84 closed near Multnomah Falls, Oregon, after whiteout winter weather conditions led to a pileup of two-dozen vehicles on Thursday. (Multnomah County Sheriff's ...

The westbound lanes 3 miles west of Multnomah Falls were closed because of the pileup. It could be a "lengthy closure" due to weather, the Oregon Department of Transportation said.