Parking at Multnomah Falls

Historic Highway Federal Project Affecting Multnomah Falls Traffic Columbia River Historic Highway 30 CLOSED at Wahkeena Falls/Multnomah Falls.
Please be advised:  As of October 2024, the Federal Government is conducting an extensive construction project on the Westbound Viaduct of the Columbia River Historic Highway 30. As a result, the Historic Highway is closed at Wahkeena Falls and Multnomah Falls. This project is having a major effect on traffic congestion, especially on the Columbia River Historic Highway 30. The Bridal Veil Exit (#28) off of Interstate-84 will take you to Wahkeena Falls, but you will NOT be able to get to Multnomah Falls.  If you are visiting Multnomah Falls, it is highly advised to park on the Interstate-84 Multnomah Falls parking area (Exit 31 off Interstate-84). It is a “left-hand exit” into the parking area. Visitors insisting on taking Historic Highway 30 via the Ainsworth Exit off Interstate-84 (exit 35) are experiencing traffic congestion on the Historic Highway 30 for miles and getting stuck in the congestion (often with no turn-around options) for up to an hour.  On busy days the I84 parking lot may have gates closing the exit 31 ramp east bound. To access the lot, continue on I84, take exit 35 to return on I84 westbound to access the freeway lot as there are no gates on the westbound ramp You can view the Multnomah Falls Interstate-84 Parking area LIVE at:https://www.oregontravels.com/_roads/nw_I-84_at_Multnomah_Falls_Parking_2732.html#google_vignette
This Federal Construction Project is expected to last until May of 2025.
Multnomah Falls Company, Inc. is not, in any way, involved in the parking systems at Multnomah Falls. Sasquatch Shuttle operates the parking on the Historic Highway, across from Multnomah Falls Lodge, and the Oregon Department of Transportation operates the parking area off of interstate-84 (exit 31). http://www.sasquatchshuttle.comhttps://www.oregon.gov/odot/Pages/index.aspx

Great ways to see the Gorgeous Gorge!
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SASQUATCH SHUTTLE

“Enjoy all the sights instead of driving by all the sites”
Convenient parking and shuttle service providing easy access to all the major sites along Historic Columbia River Highway.  Avoid the traffic and hassle of finding parking. With over 2 million visitors annually, Columbia River Gorge is best enjoyed one stop at a time. And, Sasquatch welcomes you to bring your dog along too. No lack of parking, no sitting in traffic instead of enjoying the views, no breathing exhaust fumes instead of enjoying breathtaking scenery. They
provide the safe parking, the shuttle, and the ability to enjoy ALL the Gorge has to offer.

Multnomah Falls Express shuttle departs every 15 minutes! Locations: 1 West Mill Rd Bridal Veil, Oregon.
Take Exit 28 off I-84 and look for the yellow sign.
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Sasquatch Shuttle is an independent service not affiliated with Multnomah Falls Co., Inc.
Tickets at:www.sasquatchshuttle.com(503) 852-9092

Waterfall Trolley


Start your day in Portland or Corbett with a narrated tour on a Gray Line coach or trolley. Gray Line
offers six tours that include a stop at the Lodge and Falls. From a short visit on their 4.5-hour
Multnomah Falls and Columbia River Gorge Tour (PDX03) or the Multnomah Falls Express Tour (PDX08)
to a visit that includes time to have a snack or breakfast, brunch or lunch in the dining room with their
Waterfall Trolley (GLO1), Waterfall Express (PDX07), or Multnomah Falls Trolley (GLO2) tours, Gray Line
offers the most variety of options for your visit to the Falls and Lodge.

The Waterfall Trolley all-day pass from Corbett (exit 22 off I-84) or the Waterfall Express from Portland offers the greatest flexibility for you to decide how to spend your day experiencing Multnomah Falls and the other waterfalls on the waterfall corridor.

Gray Line is an independent service not affiliated with Multnomah Falls Co., Inc.
Tickets at:
www.graylineofportland.com(503) 241-7373

columbia gorge express


Serving Portland, Troutdale, Multnomah Falls, Cascade Locks, Hood River—with connecting buses to The Dalles. Daily public transit between Troutdale and Hood River.

The Express is an independent service not affiliated with Multnomah Falls Co., Inc.
Tickets at:
https://www.ridecatbus.org/columbia-gorge-express/