Portland · COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE WATERFALL TOURS
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Multnomah, Latourell, Wahkeena, Horsetail: the historic highway east of Portland strings them together one after another. These are the best Columbia Gorge waterfall tours, with which falls each one actually reaches, how much walking is involved, current prices, and which to pick if you only have half a day.
Half-day Columbia River Gorge tour from Portland with Multnomah Falls, easy forest hikes, and viewpoints, plus an air-conditioned van.
“Ana was extremely knowledgeable. Her enthusiasm showed. We appreciated her help with recommendations too.”
Portland to Gorge waterfalls in 4 hours: Crown Point Vista House, Latourell, Multnomah, and Horsetail. Small group van tour for $89.
“Nature is so beautiful! Absolutely stunning waterfalls! Our tour guide was very nice and knowledgeable!”
Morning van tour from Portland to Multnomah and Gorge waterfalls, with hotel pickup and quick, scenic stops. Great value at $85.
“We enjoyed the sights and with a small group Zach was able to answer all questions. Zach seemed to really enjoy showing us his state.”
Portland day trip by Mercedes Sprinter to Multnomah Falls, Vista House, Rowena Crest, Hood River lunch, and Timberline Lodge on Mt Hood.
“Beautiful sights and a wealth of information. Rob is a fantastic guide, very enthusiastic and knowledgeable.”
Portland day trip to Columbia River Gorge waterfalls and Mt Hood, with small-group van comfort, top viewpoints, and guided stops.
“This was our first tour in Portland and we were so impressed. Our guide was Chuck and I can’t say enough about him. If you get Chuck as your guide , it’s like winning a lottery.”
Afternoon small-group waterfalls tour from Portland with hotel pickup, Vista House, Latourell Falls, Multnomah Falls, and more.
“Garrett is a very nice guide your, he take us to nice views and amazing waterfalls. I'm ready to tell my friends about this amazing tour.”
Portland and Columbia Gorge waterfalls in one day with hotel pickup, a small-group Sprinter ride, and Vista House, Latourell, Multnomah.
“Highly recommend this tour! Phil was our guide and he was fantastic, he has so much knowledge of the city and the Columbia River Gorge. He also kept us on time while still giving us enough time at each stop. We saw 5 different waterfalls and so many different sites in Portland. We were only in the city for 1 day and we feel like we covered so much.”
Chase Columbia Gorge waterfalls, then Mt. Hood’s Timberline Lodge, plus Hood River and the Fruit Loop, on a small guided day trip.
“The knowledge Cameron had not only about the current trip we paid for he gave us a run down of the best places to eat and other places to visit!”
Small-group Columbia River Gorge tour from Portland with hotel pickup and five waterfall stops, led by Peter.
“Peter was a wonderful knowledgeable your guide. We were the only two on the tour and he had a lot of interesting facts about the various fauna and waterfalls we saw”
Electric bikes, six Columbia River Gorge waterfalls, and a self-guided route from Cascade Locks with bike locks, helmets, and key admissions.
“The guide was lovely and even offered us free water to take with. You do bike on a road with cars but they are all very respectful to the bikes. The bike takes a second to get used to if your new to E-Biking but so worth it for the hills!”
Portland’s Columbia Gorge waterfalls in a small group: Crown Point Vista House, Latourell, Horsetail, and Multnomah with guided stops.
“Dominique was an amazing tour guide! She was so knowledgeable about the waterfalls, but also Portland. This was a great tour and I’d recommend to everyone. Waterfalls were all amazing!”
Bike and hike Oregon’s Gorge waterfalls from Portland with a small group, A/C van, provided bikes, and guided forest walks.
“Angela was a great guide, knowledgeable and easy going. Waterfalls were beautiful, the cycling was fun. Wasn’t super strenuous but not a cake walk either. Wonderful way to see the sights!”
A 1 PM small-group Columbia Gorge tour from Portland: waterfall walks, a wine flight at Wy'East, and 620-foot Multnomah Falls.
“We had a great group and knowledgeable driver. The Sprinter Van was large but too large so it was a bit hard to hear the driver speak when we were in the last row. I would have preferred a smaller vehicle. Also we were late to our final wine tasting and very rushed. overall though it was a beautiful day.”
Hop-on trolley from Corbett to Gorge waterfalls like Bridal Veil, Triple and Horsetail, with narration and no parking stress.
“We loved this stress free experience. At the time the road was closed from Corbet (the starting point) to all the falls. They take you on a coach bus to Multnomah falls. from there the trolleys take you up & down the route. I highly recommend the 0.4 hike at Ponytail falls that take you behind the waterfall.”
Morning trip from Portland to Columbia River Gorge waterfalls, with scenic drives, Vista House views, and Multnomah Falls magic.
“Phil our tour guide is knowledgeable and amazing. He’s easy on the ice and made us feel very comfortable. I really enjoyed all the trails and the many waterfalls he took us to. I highly recommend this tour.”
