Latourell Falls

Such a fun hike! My 4 kids, ages 9, 8, 5, & 3 did this with us and they loved seeing the waterfalls. The huge fall at the beginning of the hike was beautiful but the waterfall at the top of the hike is fun because you can go behind it- as long as you don't mine getting wet. While there were a lot of people at the lookout area, the hike was not that crowded.

Needs better signage so people know where the “short” hike is versus the long one. But, beautiful!

This is easy walk, spectacular waterfall but busy. This is first on the waterfall drive ending Multnomah Falls area. sad to see burn damage.

AWESOME! Hike, beautiful scenery, clean, peaceful, and fun. Waterfalls, and rivers☺My favorite hike!

One of my favorites. Super easy with a very pretty waterfall. It does get very crowded because it’s easy and good for kids, but on a weekday morning it’s a lot less crowded.

The lower falls is stunning. There were a lot of people gathered at the base of it but the water fall was still beautiful. The upper falls was personally better but the lower falls did not upset.

My favorite for kids ages 4+ some steep hills but lots of resting spots.

Easy hike up to the waterfall. This trail can actually be walked in a full loop. If you start at the trailhead and head up the mountain, it will take you to the upper waterfall. Then as you continue on down it will cross the road and take you to the lower waterfall. We went earlier in the morning and it wasn't so crowded. There designated parking, but theres also room across the road too. Overall, easy quick fun hike.

Like Multnomah Falls, it’s a 5 star waterfall, but is diminished by the absurd amount of people that will be there.

Too crowded.

Easy viewing. Drive up to the trail head and walk down about .2 miles and either bask from afar or under the fall!

I took my friend who has never seen the Columbia River Gorge before here. It was a good hike to start with due to the short, easy-to-walk loops to both falls. He immediately fell in love with the beautiful scenery. We spent a good amount of time exploring around Lower Latourell; admiring the rock formations, feeling the cool mist from the water rain down on us as we adventured closer and closer to the fall, and finally capturing a couple spectacular photos before we continued on up to Upper Latourell. Bug bushels of Queen Ann's Lace and Trillums in various shades of pink and purple were sprinkled throughout the lush greenery that guided us along to our second waterfall of the day. The not-to-distant sound of rushing water complimented the pitter patter of our feet almost the entire hike. I encourage anyone who does the full loop to stop and be a little daring: checkout the cliffside viewpoint! It's an rocky little walk down to a spectacular view that looks out over the Columbia River Gorge. We caught it at about sunset, and had a full two minutes to sit down and take it all in before the clouds unleashed a very sudden down pour, but even so, we sat out on that cliffside and didn't let a little rain ruin our parade.

Very easy hike! Great waterfalls that you can see up close!

Easy hike with beautiful waterfall views. Easy and short, great for little ones!

Love the rock climbing at the bottom, and absolutely loved walking behind the fall... came out soaked and muddy ❤️

Quick stop. Pretty falls.

Probably one of the easiest waterfalls to get to on the whole Columbia River Gorge. A beautiful falls awaits you after a very easy walk in the woods, (sadly one of the few falls not affected by this years fire) would be 5 stars if it was longer, just to short.