I hike the trail to Multnomah Falls whenever I pass through. Short demanding hike. Love to see the mountain sheep along the freeway also. More

The ever changing spectacular scenery nave become boring. I can't recall the number of times I have traveled the gorge and it and it is alway a trip of discovery and excitement. This time it was the kite-skiers carried along by the near-constant winds in the gorge. Their colorful kites contrasted to blues, dark grays and greens of the natural... More

Easily one of the most beautiful areas of the country we've visited. From the waterfalls that allow you to walk right into the mist to the views of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams in the town of Hood River, there's so much to see and do. I'm here on a business trip but have definitely put this on our summer... More

Every time I drive the Gorge I want to Cross the river and drive the other side back to where I started. More

You must drive Historic Highway 30 to get the most out of the waterfalls along the Columbia River Gorge. Large RV's will have a challenge on this road...parking impossible for big rigs, so please consider renting a car for the day. More

This scenic byway is definitely worth seeing if you are visiting Portland. The Vista House lookout has several small history displays, an info booth, restrooms and gift shop. And incredible views of the river and surrounding countryside. On a weekend, expect crowds the entire drive, including many bicyclists. The map offered at the Vista House is useful for deciding which... More

The waterfalls were all roaring. Except for Multnomah Falls, it was not very crowded. It was a nice drive. More

This part of the world is beautiful and stunning. Who knew that the US had a piece of heaven within its borders. The cliffs and mountains are wonderful. I have been to this part of Oregon many times and I am always amazed. The people in the area (especially Hood River) are very plesant and kind. I will go back... More

This is a must see. I wish it were a hidden treasure, but unfortunately it is well known and gets crowded. I'd recommend early morning to avoid the crowds and for the best quality photos. More than just Multnomah Falls, there are plenty of different waterfalls on the route to view, some involve hiking (on steep trails) to access. All... More