Explore 6 stunning waterfalls and Crown Point Vista House with an expert guide. Enjoy breathtaking views, fewer crowds, and a memorable adventure.
- Horsetail Falls- Columbia River Gorge - Step off the bus and discover a beloved local swimming spot beneath this 176-foot waterfall. Dive in on a warm day or enjoy the scenery from various viewing points.
- Multnomah Falls - With a reserved front-row parking spot, we reach Oregon’s most popular destination quickly, allowing us time to explore up to the Benson Bridge, enjoy some ice cream, and visit the gift shop at the state’s tallest waterfall.
- Wahkeena Falls - A half-mile round trip hike leads us to the mist of a powerful waterfall. Named “Most Beautiful,” this unforgettable waterfall lives up to its name.
- Bridal Veil Falls State Park - Another half-mile round trip hike takes us to the site of an old logging mill and a stunning viewing platform to admire Bridal Veil Falls.
- Shepperd’s Dell Falls - This historic 1915 rest stop features a tall bridge over a narrow chasm with a beautiful waterfall. A short 100-yard hike brings us to the best viewpoint.
- Latourell Falls - Once a bustling fishing town, Latourell is now a charming park with a towering 290-foot waterfall. Get up close to a local favorite in the area.
- Crown Point State Park - The highlight of the Historic Columbia River Highway, the Crown Point Vista House offers the best views of the Columbia River Gorge. At sunset, the Gorge transforms into a stunning blend of colors over the water and mountains, with Portland shimmering in the background.
Please note the route and itinerary are subject to change due to road and weather conditions.
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An unforgettable tour of the Columbia River Gorge’s top 6 waterfalls and the Crown Point Vista House. With Waterfall Shuttle the views are better, the crowds are lower and you get an expert guide to show you around in a small group.
Located only 15 minutes from Portland at Migration Brewing we starting with a 25 minute drive out to the Waterfall Corridor. Working our way back one waterfall at a time we spend 2.5 of the 3.5 hours walking around and exploring each of the waterfall state parks. Plenty of time to take pictures or even dive in and take a 200 foot tall shower.
- To get the full experience you’ll need to be able to walk 1.5 miles. We do have alternatives for those who cannot walk. Call us to learn more.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
