Hotels in Corbett

Plunging 620 feet in two dramatic tiers, Multnomah Falls is Oregon's tallest waterfall and the Pacific Northwest's most visited natural site. Visit during winter or spring to see its most powerful cascade.

Cascading 242 feet over multiple tiers, Wahkeena Falls lives up to its Yakama name meaning "most beautiful." Capture the most spectacular views in spring when snowmelt maximizes the waterfall's dramatic flow.

Capture the Columbia River Gorge's most iconic panorama from this scenic viewpoint. Come early morning for golden light that transforms the river and distant Vista House into a photographer's dream.

Vibrant yellow-green lichen clings to basalt cliffs as Latourell Falls plunges 224 feet in a single dramatic drop. Hike the 2-mile loop trail to catch both the lower and upper falls through lush Pacific Northwest forest.

The 120-foot waterfall cascades over moss-covered basalt, creating a misty wonderland perfect for photographers. Take both trails—the steep path to the base and the paved overlook for Columbia River views.

Latourell Falls plunges 224 feet over a cliff adorned with striking yellow-green lichen, creating a unique visual spectacle. Visit early morning for the best photography light and fewer crowds.

Perched 733 feet above the Columbia River, Vista House dazzles with its octagonal design and marble floors. Morning visits offer the clearest views and gentler winds for the perfect panoramic photo.

Shepperd's Dell features a stunning two-tiered waterfall plunging down steep cliffs into Youngs Creek. The brief 0.2-mile trail leads to the base for a close view of both the 42-foot upper and 50-foot lower falls.