マルノマ郡の峡谷・トップ6

Dating back to the 1930s, this section of catwalk blasted from the basalt offers amazing views of the Columbia Gorge, Beacon Rock, Table & Hamilton Mountain, Elowah Falls and the top of Mt Adams. For fans of incredible trailwork, this section of trail is worth the climb. In the spring, look for wildflowers dotting the cliffs while also admiring the rushing water of Upper McCord Creek Falls.

The roaring Elowah Falls is one of the prettiest in the Columbia Gorge, and it is less than a mile from the trailhead making it a shorter hiking option with a big payoff. The 2017 Eagle Creek fire has impacted this area, and you will notice that the forest has changed. The bridge at the creek crossing was damaged in the fire, but the creek can be crossed on foot and the Gorge 400 trail accessed on the other side.

Chanticleer Point overlooks Rooster Rock State Park and the Columbia River. A great spot for a break and some pictures!

This trailhead is a little further away from the waterfalls along Eagle Creek, but it is equipped with restrooms, picnic benches and a water spigot. It is also the connector to the Gorge Trail into Cascade Locks.

Take the lower path

This trailhead is a little further away from the waterfalls along Eagle Creek, but it is equipped with restrooms, picnic benches and a water spigot. It is also the connector to the Gorge Trail into Cascade Locks.

Nestled in a gorge near Bonneville Dam, Wahclella Falls offers a relatively easy hike to gorgeous falls along Tanner Creek. The 350-foot, two-tiered plunge waterfall features a deep green pool.

While the summer is a popular time for the hike up to this gorgeous waterfall, late spring in the rain can be a special experience. With fewer people and a lot more water coming off the mountain, this waterfall is spectacular during the rainy season.