Mt Hood, Multnomah Falls, and Hood River from Portland

By: America's Hub World Tours

136 reviews

From US$100.00

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Highlights

Maximize your time in Portland by combining top area attractions in one tour
See Columbia River Gorge highlights without private transportation
Sights include Multnomah Falls, the town of Hood River, and Mt. Hood
Get free time at each stop to explore on your own
Hear insider stories and information from your guide
Small-group tour limited to 12 people or fewer
Door-to-door transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off is for downtown Portland hotels

Mt Hood Day Trip from Portland to Multnomah Falls and Hood River

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Mt Hood Day Trip from Portland to Multnomah Falls and Hood River

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Overview

All-inclusive transportation and an efficient itinerary make it possible to see Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood highlights from Portland in just one day. Avoid the hassle of crowded parking lots and winding roads as you head out to Multnomah Falls, Timberline Lodge, and more, all while learning about the sights from your guide as you go. Plus, hotel pickup makes for a seamless experience.

What to Expect

Your tour begins with pickup from your Portland hotel. After collecting the rest of your small-group (maximum of 12), head to Multnomah Falls, a popular Portland-area attraction and one of the tallest waterfalls in the US. Bypass the crowded parking lot and head straight to the short walking trail where you can search for the perfect photo spot.

Continue to the quaint town of Hood River, where you have free time to grab lunch, shop, or visit a wine-tasting room (own expense). Your guide will fill you in on the town’s history and important location at the intersection of the Columbia and Hood Rivers.

Then, reconvene with your guide and head to either the Rowena Crest farm stand or Trilium Lake, (depending on the season), followed by an easy drive to the summit of Mt. Hood. Enjoy the fabulous views and mountain scenery before returning to Portland for hotel drop-off

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Multnomah Falls Vista House and 6 more
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RickM56

Mansfield, Massachusetts

4212

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Make sure you take old Route 30

Great drive, beautiful scenery. Part of old Route 30 is still closed due to the Eagle Creek fire but the three falls, Multnomah, Latourelle and Bridal Veil are all accessible and beautiful. Make absolutely sure to stop at the Vista House as well. Then take...More

3 Thank RickM56

rhiggins404

Griffin, Georgia

1611

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Day trip to Mt. Hood

Nice day trip from Portland to Mt. Hood. Phil was a great driver and guide. So several nice waterfalls and ate at a nice brewery in Hood River.

3 Thank rhiggins404

Franny0319

Branchburg, New Jersey

6423

Reviewed 17 August 2018

Great day trip!!

Steve was our tour guide for the day and he was great! Pick up from the hotel was smooth and on time. We saw several waterfalls along the way and Steve was more that happy to hare information about the area throughout the trip. It...More

4 Thank Franny0319

Jan C

Fort Worth, United States

11524

Reviewed 12 August 2018

Lovely day trip

Our driver was amazing. His knowledge of the history, topography, biology and geology of the area couldn't be beat. Just pay attention. The stops were long enough to get a real taste of each unique aspect, from the gorge to the hatchery to the mountain...More

Thank Jan C

Patty G

Upland, California

131

Reviewed 1 August 2018

Great way to visit Portland and surrounding areas.

The all day trip was interesting, fun and really gave us tourists a wonderful view of Portland and its natural surroundings. We stopped at Multnomah Falls, a fish hatchery, Hook River for lunch and the Timberline Lodge at the summit of Mt. Hood. We also...More

Thank Patty G

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