Coming here is definitely on my bucket list. Multnomah Falls in Portland is around 2 hours drive from Tukwila, Washington. There was a little drizzle when we left but it cleared as soon as we arrived at our destination. The view from below is majestic and that bridge added a nice touch with the fall in the background. There were a lot of people but you can still manage to take a picture without anyone blocking your view. We didn't bother to climb up because we've taken all the pictures we needed. There's a nice souvenir shop nearby if you want to take home mementos from your trip.

We almost didn't go because of how touristy this place gets, and on top of that if you miss the turn to get in here, you're going to have to drive a really long ways to turn around and come back. Also, if you're a military veteran, parking is free, just FYI. The falls were grand and majestic, and we spent about 2 hours here just taking it in. There's a bathroom, gift shop and some snacks here. I know the crowd and the minusha to get here might seem like too much, but it was definitely worth it.

If you’re a nature lover, you will truly enjoy Multnomah Falls. The waterfall is easy to get to and the parking is convenient as well. The hike up to the bridge is not bad at all. Lots of good photo ops too! There is also a restaurant which was very good and a souvenir shop. Absolutely loved this experience, Highly recommend!

Waterfalls was one thing I was excited to see in the PNW and this one didn’t disappoint. Even in the off-season, I’d recommend getting there as early as you can because parking is in short supply. We got there around 10am and parked just fine at both Wahkeena Falls and Multnomah Falls, but when we left there were a lot of cars waiting for parking spots to open up. It also is pretty chilly in February, so don’t forget a jacket and a hat. As you get close to the falls, you get a lot of the mist on your face and that gets cold if you’re not used to the weather.

Multnomah Falls never disappoints. My son and I stopped on our way home from a trip up the Columbia River Gorge. It was a great time to visit the falls. The parking lot fills up during the summer months, but we went on March 1 and it was pretty quiet. The falls were roaring, with several small accessory falls, thanks to plenty of rain and snow in the preceding days. Gorgeous views, beautiful nature, and not too many people. I highly recommend going in the winter months.

My husband and I stopped to see the falls on our way to our hotel. We parked on the other side of the highway and went across through an underground tunnel to the falls and gift shop. The falls are stunning and so high. I didn’t imagine they were that high when I saw pictures of it. The gift shop is full of beautiful souvenirs for anything in Oregon. Absolutely loved it. Would highly recommend stopping here.

Very very crowded. The tiny parking lot was full and you had to go 3 miles back to take a shuttle. Even on this rainy very cold day! There is a concession stand, coffee shop, restaurant, and gift shop. Could not get a decent picture for all the people but a very beautiful waterfall not to miss.

MUST DO THIS!!! Take the Sasquatch Shuttle (ask for Keenan) and spend the $35 and 2.5 hours getting the history, the anecdotes, and these incredibly beautiful spaces! It truly is the work of God's hands - stunning! The shuttle allows you to park, ride, meet others, and just enjoy the ride, literally!

Only downer was the weather at the last stop which is not a waterfall. It was overcast with on and off rain, not good for a scenic overlook. However, that's an advantage at these places because there's no crowd. When I was there, I had that high bridge at Multnoma Falls to myself for 10 minutes . Rain doesnt matter there since its already a wet, damp habitat. Nice guide, Johan, safe driver. Back at my hotel right on time. I'd go again for sure. I want to go again on a clear day and spend more time there.

Multnomah Falls is a must see! Only 30 minutes from Portland airport. If you go between 9-6 pm there is a timed entry starting the end of May. Cost $2 for parking. We got to the parking lot at 7 am on May 28th, there was only one other car there, we could take lots of pictures without the crowds. Several other waterfalls near by.