Gorge Waterfalls and Mt. Hood

Incredible Views of the Cascade Mountain Range

Explore the Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Hood and the Coast!

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Our first destination of the day is Crown Point Vista House - listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This iconic overlook is perched 733 feet above the Columbia River, built atop remnants of a lava flow that occurred 14 to 17 million years ago! Next, we'll drive into the Columbia River National Scenic Area to our first waterfall: the impressive Latourell Falls, which cascades 249 feet over a dramatic wall of columnar basalt. Depending on the season, we'll take a short 1/4-mile paved trail hike for a closer look at the falls.

Our next stop will be the magnificent Multnomah Falls, which plunges 620 feet in two distinct tiers, making it the highest waterfall in Oregon and the second highest continuously flowing waterfall in the U.S.! The easily accessible viewing platform offers breathtaking views of the Benson Bridge and the cascading falls. We’ll then continue on to Hood River, renowned as the Windsurfing Capital of the World. We’ll take an hour to explore the town and enjoy lunch. Afterward, we'll head south through the picturesque Fruit Loop, lined with orchards and lavender farms. If time allows, we might even stop briefly at one of the local farm stands!

Starting At
$149 USD
Age
All Ages
Duration
8 hours
Location
USA, Oregon, Portland
Highlights
- See the Hood River and Oregon’s Fruit Loop
- View two dramatic waterfalls
- Stop at the Timberline Lodge to view Mt. Hood
- 180-degree view of the Columbia River Gorge

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is lunch included?

Lunch is not included in the tour price. We will take an hour break in Hood River, giving you the opportunity to explore and enjoy lunch. Complimentary bottled water will be provided during the tour.
What should I wear?

Oregon's weather is generally mild, but it can be unpredictable at times. It's best to bring a rain jacket and wear multiple layers, as this is suitable for most places in the state. Umbrellas will be available during the tour. We also recommend wearing comfortable, closed-toed shoes.
How much walking is required?

On average, the longest distance we walk at one time is about half a mile round trip. Some trails and paths are graded, but only slightly or for short stretches. We aim to spend around 50% of our tour time exploring the sights and stretching our legs. While some walking is necessary to fully enjoy each stop, the actual distance you choose to walk is entirely up to you.