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YOU ONLY THOUGHT YOU KNEW HER!

SEE MULTNOMAH FALLS AGAIN
FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME!
The 90% you don't see in Oregon.

 

Let Multnomah Falls entice you from afar...
before she reveals her mysteries close-up.

Experience this magnificent Falls from Washington State's Highway 14. And on the way, explore all the other intriguing attractions awaiting you on the SUNNY side of the Gorge. There's something for everyone on this National Scenic Highway.

Columbia River Gorge from Steamboat Landing to Stevenson

MP 15

Capt. Clark Park
 

Steamboat Landing
 

Pendleton Woolen Mill tours and outlet store
 

Two Rivers Museum

MP 16

Steigerwald Wildlife Refuge

MP 22

Cape Horn Iris Farm

MP 23

Gorge Climbing cliffs

MP 24

Cape Horn Lookout

MP 26

Cape Horn Trailhead

 

Loranger Glassblowing demonstrations
 

Salmon Falls and Dougan Falls turn-off

MP 29

Multnomah Falls view

MP 30

St. Cloud Park

MP 31

Historic Skamania Store and cafe

MP 34

Sams-Walker River Trail

 

Beacon Rock State Park campground
 

Beacon Rock picnic grounds and boat launch
 

Hamilton Mountain Trailhead

MP 38

Beacon Rock Golf Course (public)

MP 39

Bonneville Hot Springs Resort and spa

MP 40

Bonneville Dam fish ladder viewing

 

Fort Raines historic site

 

Columbia Gorge sturgeon fishing
 

Native American salmon fishing and sales

 

Sea Lion viewing

MP 41

Columbia Gorge Interpretive Museum

 

Skamania Lodge resort and spa

 

Skamania Lodge Golf Course (public)

MP 42

Stevenson, WA
 

Multnomah Falls from Prindle, Washington
02/18/2008  | 4:00 PM  |  Gusting East wind, haze, 50d

  • Photo 1 most closely represents the image captured by the camera, which clearly shows the distinct blue cast of the often present Gorge haze.

  • Other photos received a quick edit in Photoshop CS2 to lessen blue hue.

  • Future photos will be taken under various weather conditions, different times of day, and with differing camera settings in an effort to truly capture the magnificence of Multnomah Falls from a Washington point of view.

  • More study is needed on photography under challenging conditions, such as Gorge haze

CloseUp of Multnomah Falls from WA Hwy 14 Milw 28

Closer view of Multnomah Falls from WA Hwy 14 with blue haze removed

Full view of Multnomah Falls from WA Hwy 14 Feb 2008 view

Closer view of Multnomah Falls with blue haze removed in PS3

Multnomah Falls from WA Hwy 14 in BW winter 2008


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