moderate
3.5 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition, ready for uphill sections and uneven terrain.
Discover Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge waterfalls with an expert guide from First Nature Tours. This hike blends stunning cascades with insight into local medicinal and culinary herbs for a truly immersive outdoor experience.
Up to 10 People • 3.5 Hours
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Oregon's waterfalls on a guided tour through the Columbia River Gorge. Learn about medicinal and culinary herbs while uncovering hidden gems in lush landscapes. This immersive adventure promises unforgettable memories amidst the majestic natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
3 Hours
Embark on a guided tour through Oregon's stunning waterfalls near the Columbia River Gorge, led by an expert guide. Learn to identify medical and culinary herbs as you explore lush landscapes, while your knowledgeable guide unveils hidden spots and sought-after gems. Experience the majestic power and serene elegance of these natural wonders firsthand, creating unforgettable memories in the breathtaking scenery of the Pacific Northwest.
For the tour to proceed, we require a minimum of 4 bookings. If, however, the number of participants falls below this threshold, we will promptly contact you with sufficient notice of the cancellation—ensuring you are informed 5 days prior to your scheduled departure date.
Trails can be slippery near waterfalls and in damp forested sections—choose shoes with good traction.
Staying hydrated is key on the 3.5-hour hike; water refill points may not be readily available.
The Gorge’s weather changes quickly; dress in layers to adjust for sun, breeze, and shade.
Botanical tours involve close contact with plants—those with sensitivities should prepare accordingly.
The Columbia River Gorge was shaped by cataclysmic Ice Age floods around 15,000 years ago, carving its iconic cliffs and waterfalls.
First Nature Tours promotes Leave No Trace principles to help safeguard the Gorge’s delicate plant life and water quality.
Provides grip and support on mixed rocky and wet surfaces near waterfalls.
Hydration is important during the 3.5-hour outdoor hike.
Allows quick adjustment to variable temperatures and weather conditions.
Useful for wet weather typical of the Pacific Northwest.
spring|fall|winter specific