📍 Multnomah Falls near Portland, Oregon Get there early to see the bridge empty and have the falls mostly to yourself. But the view from the bridge across Multnomah Falls is worth the short hike up to it (you can also continue to the top!). Multnomah Falls has a permit system from late May - early September between 9 am and 6 pm. Parking is not guaranteed and is limited. This is one of the best waterfalls near Portland, but don’t miss out on the others nearby while you are there! ✨ Comment “Por

📍 Multnomah Falls, Oregon Get there first thing in the morning to avoid the crowds. As we were leaving after the hike, a guy was yelling at the people on the bridge to move so he could get a picture of it empty... I don’t know if they could hear him over the waterfall, but they didn’t move 🤷🏼‍♀️ 👉🏻 Follow for more Oregon waterfalls and comment Portland waterfalls to get my full list (or check the comments for the post) ✨ From late May through the end of September between 9 am and 6 pm, a ti

WOW! After 3 inches of rain over two days, Multnomah Falls is letting it all out. It’s like continuous thunder as huge amounts of water smash down on the rocks below. Several bonus waterfalls popped up as well as water was coming out of everywhere. An impressive show of nature on Waterfall Wednesday… | Photos By Mike

Multnomah Falls in its winter coat. (📹courtesy @danjholcomb on Instagram) | Sunset

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