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Multnomah Falls Visitor Center

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USDA Forest Service
50000 Historic Columbia River Highway
Bridal Veil, OR 97010

Phone:
503-695-2372

Description

The Forest Service information center is open seven days a week from 9 AM to 5 PM. The desk is staffed jointly by the Friends of Multnomah Falls and the U.S. Forest Service. The staff is happy to serve you and answer your questions about the falls and the Columbia River Gorge. A brochure about Multnomah Falls is available in Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Russian.

A timed use permit is required for each personal vehicle as of Summer 2022, which can be reserved up to two weeks in advance prior to your visit. Please see the Oregon.gov Waterfall Corridor Access Page for more information.

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Basic Directions

Traveling West on Interstate 84, you may access Multnomah Falls via the Historic Columbia River Highway at Exit 35 or you may use the freeway parking lot by taking Exit 31.If you are traveling East on Interstate 84, you may access Multnomah Falls via the Historic Columbia River Highway at Exit 28 or you may use the freeway parking lot by taking Exit 31It is recommended that people with disabilities use Exit 28 (traveling East Bound) or Exit 35 (East and West Bound) for direct access to the lodge. If you are traveling East and would like to see the key waterfall area in the gorge you may take Exit 17 or 18 and follow the Historic Columbia River Highway.

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