Waterfall E-Bike Tour at Multnomah Falls with Ebike Multnomah Falls
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Good for beginners or moderately active individuals comfortable with basic biking
Overview
Pedal through Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge on an electric bike and visit three breathtaking waterfalls near Multnomah Falls. This two-hour guided tour offers an energized yet accessible way to experience rugged scenery and local history.
Multnomah Falls E-Bike Tour to Three Gorge Waterfalls (2 Hours)
Ride the Historic Columbia River Highway to Multnomah Falls, Wahkeena Falls, and Horsetail Falls
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About This Adventure
Experience the beauty of the Columbia Gorge on a thrilling 2-hour e-bike tour, just minutes from Multnomah Falls. Discover three stunning waterfalls, enjoy breathtaking views along the Historic Columbia River Highway, and ride with ease on our well-equipped bikes. Immerse yourself in nature and create unforgettable memories on this scenic adventure.
Duration
2 Hours
Overview
Our fleet of over 60 Rad Power Bikes is just 2 miles from Multnomah Falls. Meet your host and learn how fun and easy they are. We've thought of everything with water bottle holders, locks, mirrors, racks, and upgraded seats for the best experience.
- Three uniquely spectacular waterfalls with optional hikes at each
- Breathtaking Columbia Gorge Views on the Historic Columbia River Highway
- Free, secure parking for your car and a digital guide to ensure you know exactly where to go and what to do.
Why is E-Biking better?
- No permit required to visit Multnomah Falls by bike
- Get a rockstar parking spot at every waterfall.
- Immerse yourself in the Gorge, find the hidden waterfalls and swimming holes others drive by.
- Feel, smell, and see the most scenic stretch of Historic Columbia River Highway in the open air as it was intended.
- Enjoy a seamless, stress free experience with free secure parking and everything you need provided.
Requirements
- Ages 16+ for E-Bikes
- Comfortable riding the bike on a slow scenic road
Waterfalls
- Wahkeena Falls
- Multnomah Falls
- Horsetail Falls
- Bridal Veil Falls (bonus)
From a customer:
"We did the 2 hour self guided tour, and we had a blast! The bikes were easy to operate and you can change the motor settings depending on how much physical activity you want to do. The path was very easy to follow and the waterfalls were BEAUTIFUL! Just be careful - you will be on the road with cars, so you need to keep your wits about you. The road isn’t super busy, though. Also, the views as you’re riding down the road are incredible too!"
Adventure Tips
Bring a water bottle
Hydration is key even on short rides, especially with pedal assist that encourages longer excursions.
Wear layered clothing
Weather in the gorge can shift quickly; layers help manage changing temperatures along the route.
Use bike helmets
Helmets are provided and highly recommended for safety on mixed-traffic paths along the highway.
Charge your camera battery
You’ll want to capture both expansive views and cascading waterfalls—don’t miss the moment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- American dipper, a small bird known for underwater foraging in fast streams
- Columbian black-tailed deer, commonly seen grazing near trails
History
The Historic Columbia River Highway, completed in 1916, was the nation’s first scenic highway designed specifically for motor vehicles, marrying engineering with natural grandeur.
Conservation
Efforts to manage visitor impact include promoting e-bike use as a low-emission alternative and maintaining trails to protect the fragile forest ecosystem.
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Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protects your head on mixed-use trails and occasional uneven pavement.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated enhances comfort and performance during the ride.
Windbreaker or waterproof jacket
Useful for spring’s variable weather and unexpected showers.
spring specific
Comfortable bike gloves
Improves grip and protects hands from vibrations and cool air.