Multnomah Falls

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Next time you go to Multnomah Falls, include an extra hour and walk to the top of the Falls. This trail is paved to the top, with a side trail down to overlook the top of the falls. The Forest Service requests that you stay on the trail, without taking short-cuts.
There is additional information about the area available at the interpretive center, including some new Native American art work.

Keywords: Hiking tour, Free, All year, Less than 3 hours, Everyone, With kids, Close to the city, During the week, Easy to reach

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Hiking in Columbia River Gorge

Multnomah Falls to Larch Mt.
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6.8 miles one way. This trail is amazing! You follow Multnomah Creek for most of the way seeing multiple waterfalls along the way. As you approach the summit of Larch (4050ft) the views of the Cascade Mt Range is specular.

The elevation gain is steady and only has a few sections of extreme steapness.

Bring lots of water (or a filter) and snacks and enjoy the great views at the top!

Keywords: Hiking / Mountaineering, Free, Just you alone / As a single, With teens, Midday, Outside the city, Experience needed, In the afternoon, With a group, Summer (June - August), With kids, On weekends, During the week, Exciting, As a couple, In the morning, Easy to reach, Fall (September - November)

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Great HIke

Like a piece of "The Hobbit" in the middle of nowhere.

Keywords: Hiking / Mountaineering, When the weather is nice, Free, Just you alone / As a single, Midday, Outside the city, All year, In the evening, In the afternoon, With kids, No experience needed, When it rains, As a couple, In the morning, Easy to reach