Three views of Multnomah Falls through history. 1. Without bridge. The first view of Multnomah Falls, as it would have appeared from the time of the Missoula Floods 15,000 years ago, and what inspired Meriwether Lewis to note in his journal in 1806: "The most remarkable of these casscades falls about 300 feet perpendicularly over a solid rock into a narrow bottom of the river on the south side." Perhaps it was the low vantage point of the river from which Lewis spotted the falls, because he unde

Tales from Oregon—Walk With Me: Stunning views of the Upper Falls at Multnomah Falls along the Columbia River Gorge. This cascade stands 542 feet tall—let’s take a walk, we WILL get wet from the spray emanating from the cascade, but I’ll take the brunt of it 🤣. The complete Multnomah Falls, which I’ve posted lots of, is one of the great vistas in America! | John Kucko Digital

Rising from the Columbia River Gorge, Multnomah Falls is a showcase of Northwest geology and water. Basalt cliffs, heavy rainfall, and elevation create a waterfall that never truly rests. Here, geography pours straight down — and leaves visitors looking straight up. #MultnomahFalls #Oregon #USGeography #Waterfalls #ColumbiaRiverGorge #PacificNorthwest #NaturalWonders #MapFacts #GeographyFacts #DidYouKnow #ViralFacts #fblifestyle | Global Maps

Walking beside the dreamlike Multnomah Falls in summer, surrounded by lush green trails and Oregon’s moody weather. 📍Pacific Northwest 📸 @izak.photography #beautifuldestinations #pnw #nature #pacificnorthwest #waterfalls #pnwexplored #forest #waterfalllovers #discoverearth #divineforest #pnwphotographer #pnwwonderland #pnwadventures #pnwcollective #pnwhiking #pnwphotography #pnwlife #oregonexplored | Izak Photography