Day 2. Columbia River Gorge
Multnomah Falls
We got up early to visit Multnomah Falls because we knew that it would be crowded at this holiday weekend. If you drive along I-84, you'll need to prebook a parking spot for Multnomah Falls. Instead, we drove along Historic Columbia River Hwy, and no prebooking was needed. The drive was extremely scenic, but we did not stop by any vista points and went straight to Multnomah Falls. We arrived the parking lot before 8 am and found parking without a problem.
Multnomah Falls was breathtaking. We walked to the bridge and walked around a bit.
More waterfalls
There are about 90 waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge area. We stopped by Wahkeena Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, Shepperd's Dell Falls, Latourell Falls. All of these beautiful waterfalls were either directly visible from roadside or just a short hike (< 1 mile) away. Columbia River Gorge is a great place to spend a long vacation. It would be fun to just hike everyday to the waterfalls and enjoy the scenery.
Below is a photo of the Bridal Veil Falls.




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