Multnomah Falls & Columbia River Gorge Tour From Portland

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Multnomah Falls & Columbia River Gorge Tour From Portland

The Columbia with Crown Point in the distance

Explore the lush, green hillscapes of the famous Columbia River Gorge and the Multnomah Waterfall on this memorable tour right outside of Portland

4.5 hours

Mobile & printed vouchers accepted
Free Cancellation

Highlights

Crown Point with Vista House
Latourell Falls, Horsetail Falls
Multnomah Falls
Bonneville Dam
Dam Fish Hatchery

Includes

Narrated tour aboard a deluxe motorcoach

Optional gratuities
Food and beverages

Please Note

Reservations for the Gorge and Falls tour are required
Children from 0 to 5 years of age are free
This tour does not operate on June 6 and June 13 due to parades in downtown Portland

From US$44

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Experience the Rose City’s most renowned nature escape, the world-famous Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. This half day tour from Portland showcases the incredible diversity of scenery just outside of the city.

Travel along the historic Columbia River Highway with panoramic views from hundreds of feet above the river at Crown Point and the historic Vista House. Descend through the famous highway loops to the pristine Latourell Falls for a beautiful photo opportunity. Travel past Wahkeena Falls to Oregon’s most famous natural attraction – Multnomah Falls and Lodge. Multnomah Falls is an 611-foot-tall (186 meters) waterfall. Witness the power of this beautiful natural attraction. AFter, see the Oneonta Gorge and Horsetail Falls en route to the Bonneville Dam and fish ladder, a national historic site in the splendid heart of the Gorge.

Return to Portland driving along the river route of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Enjoy the unfolding panorama, including Beacon Rock, Cape Horn and Rooster Rock - all sights first noted by the famous explorers over 200 years ago.

Schedule

Tour departs at 8:30am, please arrive no later than 8:20am to exchange your voucher for a ticket at our Gray Line/Pink Trolley Sightseeing sales booth at 525 SW Naito Parkway and board your coach.
Tour returns at approximately 1:15 pm depending on traffic

This tour does not stop for lunch as you are back in Portland by 1:15pm. Snacks are available at Multnomah Falls Lodge. There are restrooms at all of our stops and the motorcoach is restroom equipped.

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4.8 / 5 overall customer review rating

a Gray Line customer

Oct 21 2019

Brian is very knowledgeable about the area, and made it a great experience.

a Gray Line customer

Oct 03 2019

The history of how this region was developed is just as interesting as some of the sights.

a Gray Line customer

Oct 01 2019

Had a lovely morning enjoying the Portland countryside

a Gray Line customer

Sep 04 2019

If you love waterfalls, you will like this one.

a Gray Line customer

Aug 28 2019

Beautiful drive....all of the stops were really interesting and the views were gorgeous.

a Gray Line customer

Aug 18 2019

Excellent driver/tour guide, Brian! We saw and learned so much about the area during our brief visit. The sights and history are extraordinary--Brian narrated non-stop, but not too much, giving us enough time and information to explore at each stop and understand what we were seeing. Would recommend in a heartbeat. One tiny detail might--we completely missed the pink trolley as we were searching for the start of the tour. We were looking for the street address and walked right past it. Perhaps better signage is in order for those arriving a bit early? Otherwise, all good!