What Multnomah Falls is Really Like | Portland, Oregon
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Multnomah Falls is an Oregon icon. The signature picture is standing in the middle of an empty bridge with the falls cascading behind you. We hike to the top of Multnomah Falls to see what visiting this famous waterfall was really like. Could everyone get that perfect picture you see on Instagram or will you have to shuffle behind hundreds of people just to find a spot?
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ive lived in oregon my whole life and have been on the fence about visiting here thanks for the insight
Beautiful location with very accommodating paved paths and steps!
Perfect for this old guy. My hiking to waterfalls are behind me sadly. Love the N.H. Waterfalls
Good video! Planning a road trip through Oregon and Washington with my senior dog and trying to find some scenic areas to go to. This was on the list, but after seeing how steep and narrow the switchbacks are, even if the mileage is short, I think we'll just look from the parking lot! Thanks for sharing!!
Been there loved it
Wow I guess everyone is out full force during covid season I remember visiting there a few years ago and it being pretty dead, def brought back some memories though, glad to see you guys are still doing your thing!
We noticed once covid started, all our quiet outdoor spots were no longer quiet. As long has everyone respects the lands they visit, It is great to see so many discovering the joy of exploring all of these amazing places!
Do you only get an hour to hike the trail? We're wanting to do the loop to see the fairy falls too
I love that place!! Been there with three different wives, lol!!!!! 80"s, 2000's, 2020's. Did you guys see the photo inside the gift shop/restaurant when the fall froze solid??? too cool. Great vid, thanks
We enjoyed it! We did see the frozen falls picture. That would be too much fun to see and explore. Thanks for watching!
Nice thanks in Portland now, sick town.
It’s accessible for wheelchair?
I used to live in Gresham and never did I pay for any of those hikes lol
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We had lots of fun with them!
When did you go? What time of year?
Where did you get the ticket?
I did the entire hike to the top with my brother, and they weren't doing tickets in September or doing reservations
That's so weird I was there in September of last year and there was no ticket buying and no reservations to go up to the top or to go to the bridge to take pictures, that's crazy $150 an hour??? Wtf????
I think the tickets were $1, but the limit was 650 people per hour.
It's all good as long don't slip and fall over the side of the trail.
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hii do you have the link for the reservations?
Masks outside really haha I've done that trail in the middle of the night for amazing Astro photography.
When you have that many people packed together it’s not uncommon, at least in the Northwest, but yeah most places don’t have nearly this many people together so it’s a lot less needed in most of the Gorge area.
Lady learn to live with people. Believe me there are places you will find 10 times crowd than this one😂.
It looks like you're those weird people who are still wearing masks.
I'll be flying 2,000 miles come June, and will likely be one of those "weird" people wearing a mask at Multnomah Falls. My brother and sister-in-law got Covid during their trip to Yellowstone and the Tetons last summer, and had to cut their vacation short. First time to the Pac-NW, and am dropping a lot of money to be there = I'm not taking any chances! 😷 Take your bs comment and shove it! ✌️
I have so much love for this comment. Have so much fun in Oregon!!
@SOSAS AT SUNRISE Thanks! Columbia River Gorge. Cannon Beach and the Pacific coast. Mt. Rainier. North Cascades. 💙 Lots of amazing places to see! No time for COVID... or ignorant people^^ 😉
North Cascades is one of our favorites and a park that most people don't take the time to see. 😁✌
@SOSAS AT SUNRISE I had never heard of it until about a year ago, and I'm huge into national parks. Glacier, Banff, and Yosemite are my favorites, but I think the Cascades will ultimately be close behind. Unfortunately the two bucket list hikes I'm wanting to check off (Maple Pass Loop and Sahale Arm/Glacier) will both be under snow in June, but that was the only time this summer that everyone could make it (19 of us going). I definitely plan to go back later in the summer another year; I've also heard the wildflowers on the Skyline Trail at Mt. Rainier are second to none in early August.
Happy hiking!