There are many ways to visit Multnomah Falls in the summer season. If you are having trouble booking a permit on rec.gov for the time and day you wanted… you still have other options!
1) You can visit the Gateway to the Gorge Visitor Center or the Cascade Locks Historical Museum to pick up FREE same day permits.
2) You can visit Multnomah Falls on one of our many shuttle options, like @sasquatchshuttlepnw, @waterfalltrolley, and @columbiaareatransit
Looking for fresh ideas on where to stop for a bite on your next adventures on Mt. Hood? Try one of these three locations: @wraptitude, @koyakitchen, @chicalicantina
Wondering where you can shop, craft, and enjoy a drink all at the same time? Stop by @thedallesworkshop in The Dalles!
Did you know you can visit or spend the night on a farm on Mt. Hood with Highland Coos, Icelandic Sheep, a white peacock and goats with magnificent beards? Check out @highlandfarms_oregon for more info and more cow #asmr.
Have you visited Hood River’s first non-alcoholic tasting room @wilderton_free? They have reimagined drinking spirits jn a whole new way. Non-alcohol and alcohol drinkers alike will enjoy the many flavors, aromas, and good times this place has to offer down on the Hood River Waterfront.
Everything you need to know about making the @sugarpinedrivein Larch Mountain Sundae can be found here and in the FREE “Tastebound” cookbook which you can download from the link in our bio.
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