Multnomah Falls, the tallest waterfall in Oregon at 620 feet (189 meters), stands as one of the state’s top natural landmarks. Nestled into sheer rock faces, the falls consist of two cascades fed from Larch Mountain. The Benson Bridge, spanning the top of the lower falls, adds a touch of enchantment and offers visitors excellent photo opportunities. Today, visitors can marvel at the powerful rush of water and the dramatic setting, making it a memorable stop for nature enthusiasts.
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