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The base of Multnomah Falls provides accessible viewpoints and historic amenities right off the highway.
Most visitors start their day here. You can see the full height of both the upper and lower falls without hiking.
This area includes a paved viewing plaza, an information center, and a historic stone lodge. The main pathways accommodate wheelchairs and strollers easily.
15 minsAccessible paved plaza
This fully accessible paved plaza provides an unobstructed view of the upper and lower falls. It is the best spot to capture the full 620-foot cascade. Waterfall spray frequently reaches this area on windy days. Protect your camera gear and wear a rain jacket.
45 minsHistoric 1925 building
Built in 1925, this stone and timber building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It features a full-service restaurant, an espresso bar, and a gift shop. The restaurant sits on the upper level and is accessible via an elevator.
10 minsFree trail maps
This information center sits on the lower level of the lodge. It is staffed jointly by volunteers and the Forest Service. Stop here before walking the trails. You can pick up a free trail map available in multiple languages.
