Sandy, Oregon

Tours

Create your own adventure along the historic Colombia River Highway, including iconic Multnomah Falls. Hop off at any of the stops to explore trails and waterfalls. Trolleys arrive at each stop every hour, so you have plenty of time for a short stop with pictures or a longer hiking excursion. Entry tickets now required by the National Forest Service are included in your reservation. Parking is free at our nearby Corbett parking lot so that you can avoid all the parking waiting and traffic. If you just want to ride the Trolley and listen to the guided narration, a round trip lasts about an hour and forty-five minutes. As you journey between the locations, enjoy the fantastic views from the open-air trolley that features unobstructed perspectives, perfect for snapping photos and taking in panoramic landscape views. A detailed hiking/stop guide is available when you board the Trolley, and suggested itineraries are available on our website. Stops are made at the following locations: Corbett • Crown Point • Latourell Falls • Bridal Veil Falls • Angels Rest • Wahkeena Falls • Multnomah Falls • Triple Falls • Horsetail Falls • Ainsworth

Your 8.5-hour trip begins early with a hotel pickup from downtown Portland. Embark on an exhilarating morning drive through the Columbia River Gorge. Catch spectacular views of the Cascade Mountains that flank the river and glimpse a waterfall or two. Along the forested highway, visit Oregon’s famous waterfall Multnomah Falls. Join your guide and fellow visitors on Benson Bridge and snap a picture of the 611-foot-tall cascade of water as it crashes below. Next, continue to Hood River, a picturesque valley town renowned as a prime destination for wind sports. Watch kiteboarders and windsurfers skate across the water as you learn about Hood River’s rich environmental and cultural history. Then take some free time for lunch, shopping or wine-tasting (if whimsy strikes you!). Then visit Rowena Crest which has spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge. The final stop on your guided tour is the glorious Mount Hood, Oregon’s tallest peak at 11,249 feet (3,429 meters) and Timberline Lodge. Take a mountain walk or a self-guided visit through the renovated lodge that was once the setting for the classic film The Shining. Your day concludes back in Portland by early evening.

Discover the lower Columbia River Gorge from the water on a roundtrip jetboat cruise from Portland. Travel at speeds of up to 45 miles per hour as you journey along the Willamette River and the mighty Columbia River toward Multnomah Falls. Marvel at views of the city and surrounding countryside as you make your way to Multnomah Falls. Board your explorer cruise from a private dock in Portland and set out on your outdoor adventure. Enjoy sights like Cape Horn, Crown Point, Rooster Rock, Mount Hood, and much more, with a live guide narrating your journey. Your adventure cruise comes to an end back where it began, at the dock on the Willamette River. Passenger Advisory: Explorer cruises are an adventure-style experience traveling at speeds up to 45 miles per hour. The Explorer Jetboat is not wheelchair/walker accessible. Must be steady on feet and take steps. Please note that river conditions vary and may result in frequent, sustained turbulent motion along with varied weather. For safety and comfort, guests should be in good health and without conditions that could be aggravated by motion. Please consult your doctor prior to booking a cruise on the Explorer if you have a health concern.

Explore the history and lore of Bigfoot while traveling 80 miles roundtrip on the high-speed Explorer Jetboat from Portland to Multnomah Falls. See the landmarks that make the Northwest famous while listening to exclusive recorded narration by Cliff Barackman (star of Animal Planet‘s “Finding Bigfoot”) and a live tour guide. Explorer cruises are an adventure-style experience traveling at speeds up to 45 miles per hour. Note that river conditions vary and may result in frequent, sustained turbulent motion along with varied weather. For safety and comfort, guests should be in good health and without conditions that could be aggravated by motion. Please consult your doctor prior to booking a cruise on the Explorer if you have a health concern. Passenger Advisory: Explorer cruises are an adventure-style experience traveling at speeds up to 45 miles per hour. The Explorer Jetboat is not wheelchair/walker accessible. Must be steady on feet and take steps. Please note that river conditions vary and may result in frequent, sustained turbulent motion along with varied weather. For safety and comfort, guests should be in good health and without conditions that could be aggravated by motion. Please consult your doctor prior to booking a cruise on the Explorer if you have a health concern.

Prepare for an adventure of epic proportions as our passionate guides take you on a journey to the most stunning sights in the Gorge and Hood River Valley. Brace yourself for a spellbinding history lesson on this magical land while we whisk you away to one of the most tantalizing wineries that showcase the mesmerizing Columbia River AVA. Multnomah Falls, a breathtaking 620-foot ancient waterfall, is a true natural wonder. Underground streams originating miles above on Larch Mountain feed this beauty, which is split into two sections. The upper falls crashes down a staggering 542 feet into a serene pool, followed by another 69-foot drop, forming a creek that flows into the Columbia River. And, if that wasn't enough, the Historic Multnomah Falls Lodge sits right at the waterfall's base, making it the perfect place to relax and refuel. Next we will visit Bonneville Fish Hatchery. Take a stroll to the display ponds, where you can feed the rainbow trout while gazing at the majestic adult white sturgeon that are over 10 feet long! Just beyond the outdoor sturgeon pond lies a small white building, home to the Sturgeon Viewing Center, which was built back in 1998. Inside you’ll meet Herman, the granddaddy sturgeon who’s over 80 years old, 10 feet long, and weighs a whopping 500 pounds! Post-lunch, we'll hit up one top-notch winery, but first, explore downtown Hood River solo for your 1 hour lunch. If you're a wine lover, you'll be over the moon to know that the Columbia Gorge Wine Region is your Shangri-La! With over 65 wineries snuggled along a 40-mile stretch of the Columbia River, you're in for a treat. We've cherry-picked two fantastic wineries in the Hood River Valley region of Oregon. Brace yourself to indulge in a delightful wine-tasting experience from a list of impressive wineries such as Phelps Creek Vineyards, Cathedral Ridge Winery, Marchesi Vineyards & Winery, Viento, Mt. Hood Winery, Stave & Stone, Cascade Cliffs Tasting Room, The Pines, Garnier, Hood Crest, and Wy’East vineyards. After wine tasting you'll enjoy a stop at a farm stand (spring and summer only) where you will be able to pick up an afternoon snack. Finally we will drive over halfway up the side of Mt. Hood to Timberline Lodge. At 11,249 feet, Mt. Hood stands tall, flaunting its icy crown and boasting world-renowned ski areas. Timberline, in particular, is a snow magnet and the proud owner of the longest ski season in North America. Timberline Lodge has been wowing visitors for over 80 years. The lodge’s interior showcases bold Art Deco designs that scream 1930s America. Think stone arches, wrought iron accents, and roaring fireplaces, all made with rough-cut stone. Snap some pics of the mountain, wander through the lodge, and savor a cup of the Snow-Capped Dream, the most decadent hot chocolate you’ll ever taste! After exploring for the day, we'll whisk you off to your downtown Portland hotel.

Explore the Columbia River Gorge and Mount Hood National Forest on board a premium, high-roofed passenger van. Enjoy picturesque Pacific Northwest scenery on well-maintained trails with an expert guide. Depart from downtown Portland and drive towards Troutdale, known as the Gateway to the Gorge. Enjoy the journey along the Historic Columbia River Highway, the first planned scenic roadway in the United States. Arrive at Crown Point Vista House, an overlook that sits high above the Columbia River. From here, go deeper into the Columbia River National Scenic Area to the first waterfall for the day, the dramatic Latourell Falls. This waterfall plunges 249 feet over a massive wall of columnar basalt. Depending on the season, a short walk will take you closer to the falls. Proceed next to the grand Multnomah Falls, which plummets to the ground from 620 feet in two major steps. Explore the Multnomah Falls Historic Lodge and stand on the easily accessible viewing platform that offers a full view of the Benson Bridge and cascading falls beyond. Next up is Hood River, known as the "Windsurfing Capital of the World", where you can explore and grab some lunch. After, set out heading south, through the Fruit Loop orchards and lavender farms. If time permits, you may even make a brief stop at one of the farm stands. Then, climb about 6,000 feet in elevation to Timberline Lodge. This National Historic Landmark sits proudly against Oregon’s highest peak, Mount Hood. Take a walking tour at the lodge and enjoy the Cascade Mountain Range views from the lodge’s patios, before a relaxing journey back to Portland.

More than 10,000 customers have made unforgettable memories with Ebike Multnomah Falls on the Historic Columbia River Highway. Built to showcase the massive waterfalls falling from the basalt walls of the Columbia River Gorge, the route spans chasms with dramatic bridges and sweeping overlooks provide stunning views around every corner. Finished in 1915 it was built specifically for this kind of open air experience. We’re recommended by Travel Oregon and are an excellent option for groups with capacity for up to 50 riders. Our tour begins 2 miles from Multnomah Falls where we have free, secure parking. Expect a warm welcome from our team and ebikes that fit you perfectly. Everything you need is included like helmets, locks, water bottle holders. From there you’ll be led by our digital guide (https://ebikemultnomahfalls.com/half-day-tour-guide/) which provides all the info you need to design the perfect tour for your group! We’re never more than 10 minutes away should you need anything. As you approach the first waterfall you’ll lock your bike to the bike rack and enjoy a short but breathtaking hike through old growth Oregon forest to the first waterfall. Over all 6 waterfalls there’s about 1.5 miles of hiking recommended but not required. Continue on to the rest of the waterfalls and get ready for an unforgettable day making memories of Oregon that will last a lifetime. We have a variety of bikes that bikes fit riders 4'10" to 6'8" and up to 300lbs. Ride the bike like a scooter with the throttle or like a regular bike using the pedal assist. The only requirement is that you're 16+ and comfortable sharing the road with cars.

A memorable tour of Multnomah Falls and five other amazing Falls- plus visit Crown Point Vista House for incredible Columbia River views. The 3.5-hour tour explores the waterfalls and our local guides share knowledge about the area. This is an active tour with minimal driving and around two miles of walking around and exploring all the falls. You'll have time for exploring as well as hearing from the guide what makes the place special. The comfortable 14-passenger van features large windows, offering unobstructed views of five stunning waterfalls, including Horsetail Falls, Multnomah Falls, Wahkeena Falls, Shepperds Dell, and Latourell Falls. Wrapping up at Crown Point Vista House this tour is sure to leave you with views that will last a lifetime. Our meeting point is Migration Brewing Gresham 18188 NE Wilkes Road Portland OR just 15 minutes from Downtown. It has safe parking for your car and the brewery is open from 11 am to 9 pm. Type Migration Brewing in as your locations during checkout if you'd like to meet us there. If you'd prefer pick up in downtown Portland, please select from the list of over 50 hotels who we partner with. Note downtown pick up is 45 minutes prior to the tour start time. The tour is family-friendly and suitable for people of all ages and abilities. We welcome families with children and elderly people. Our vans are ADA accessible and equipped with a wheelchair lift. Please note the route and itinerary are subject to change due to road and weather conditions. The 100+ year old scenic road is under constant conservation efforts. As such, the exact route and time at each stop may change.

Enjoy the 3.5 hour tour exploring the waterfalls and learning about the area. This is an active tour with minimal driving and around two miles of walking around and exploring all the falls. You'll have time for your own exploring as well as hearing from the guide what makes the place special. The tour is family-friendly and suitable for people of all ages and abilities. We welcome families with children and elderly people.The comfortable 14-passenger van features large windows, offering unobstructed views of 5 stunning waterfalls, including Horsetail Falls, Multnomah Falls, Wahkeena Falls, Shepperds Dell, and Latourell Falls. Wrapping up at Crown Point Vista House at sunset this tour is sure to leave you with views that will last a lifetime. The tour starts and ends at Migration Brewing in Gresham where we have safe, free parking. Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour start time. Out of respect for other customers, we are unable to wait for late arrivals so make sure to arrive on time. Our buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts and the entire tour is ADA accessible. Please note the route and itinerary are subject to change due to road and weather conditions. The 100+ year old scenic road is under constant conservation efforts. As such, the exact route and time at each stop is subject to change.

More than 10,000 customers have made unforgettable memories with Ebike Multnomah Falls on the Historic Columbia River Highway. Built to showcase the massive waterfalls falling from the basalt walls of the Columbia River Gorge, the route spans chasms with dramatic bridges and sweeping overlooks provide stunning views around every corner. Finished in 1915 it was built specifically for this kind of open air experience. We’re recommended by Travel Oregon and are an excellent option for groups with capacity for up to 50 riders. Our tour begins 2 miles from Multnomah Falls where we have free, secure parking. Expect a warm welcome from our team and ebikes that fit you perfectly. Everything you need is included like helmets, locks, water bottle holders. From there you’ll be led by our digital guide (https://ebikemultnomahfalls.com/half-day-tour-guide/) which provides all the info you need to design the perfect tour for your group! We’re never more than 10 minutes away should you need anything. As you approach the first waterfall you’ll lock your bike to the bike rack and enjoy a short but breathtaking hike through old growth Oregon forest to the first waterfall. Over all 6 waterfalls there’s about 1.5 miles of hiking recommended but not required. Continue on to the rest of the waterfalls and get ready for an unforgettable day making memories of Oregon that will last a lifetime. We have a variety of bikes that bikes fit riders 4'10" to 6'8" and up to 300lbs. Ride the bike like a scooter with the throttle or like a regular bike using the pedal assist. The only requirement is that you're 16+ and comfortable sharing the road with cars.