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47100 W Mill Rd
Bridal Veil, OR 97010
For assistance while riding, call (541) 663-7324. to reach your host directly.
BIKE LOCK CODE: 23456
Welcome to the Full Day Tour (our favorite!) and thanks for coming, you’ll be riding 16 miles of the most beautiful road in the country today. Start by turning right out of our driveway and then right again at the intersection. Continue all the way to the Crown Point Vista House, the first stop on the tour.
If you’d like to load up some google maps directions of the route and have that in your phone here they are: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5GN7W3BPVLZok46H6
Directions are quite simple, turn right at every intersection (except the last left back into our parking lot) and stop at all the big signs.
Historic Visitor Center
Built in 1918
Columbia River Gorge View Point
10 Minutes
Enjoy spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge from the Vista House, an art nouveau building built to showcase the best viewpoint on the Historic Columbia River Highway
Turn around and ride 2.4 miles back to Latourell Falls. Park the bikes in the bike rack please.
Latourell Falls
Type: plunge
Height: 249 feet
Latourell Falls Loop
1 Hour and 15 Minutes
Start by heading up the trail to the Latourell Falls viewpoint, continue on the full 2 mile round trip which takes you to Upper Latourell Falls and then back to the base of Latourell Falls. Here’s the all trails link. The full loop takes about an hour and a half and will be muddy if it’s wet.
Turn around and ride 1.2 miles East back to Sheppards Dell Falls. Park the Bikes on the shoulder of the road and lock them together.
Sheppards Dell Falls
Type: tiered
Height: upper falls 35–50 feet;
lower falls 40–60 feet
The two tiers of this falls can be seen from the bridge crossing at Sheppards Dell State Park. The lower falls is a horsetail formation and the upper falls is a plunge formation.
From the bridge you’ll see the original Shepperds dairy farm which was homesteaded and then donated to the state for the park you’re standing in. The Shepperds lived here before the road and couldn’t reach church on Sundays so they worshipped here in Shepperds Dell.
Ride 1 mile East to Bridal Veil Falls. Park bikes in bike rack centrally located on sidewalk.
Bridal Veil Falls (State Scenic Area)
Type: Tiered
Height: upper falls: 60–100 feet
lower falls 40–60 feet
Bridal Veil Falls (Must Do)
30 Minutes
The trail to Bridal Veil Falls descends to the base of the falls where a viewing platform allows great views of the upper and lower portion of the falls.
Scenic Overlook Trail (NO BIKES)
15 Minutes
A level trail to the Pillars of Hercules is paved and features views of the basalt pillars that make up the formation. The rock formations can be enjoyed as an alternate or addition to the hike to Bridal Veil Falls. You may be ticketed by State Parks if you ride e-bikes on the path in the park.
Crown Point Vista Riders: If you chose to do the additional stop and your battery is running low when you pass by the rental site, feel free to stop in and get a fresh one.
Ride 3.2 miles East to Wahkeena Falls. Lock bikes to each other somewhere out of the way.
Wahkeena Falls
Type: tiered
Height: 242 feet
Bridge at Base of Wahkeena Falls
30 Minutes
A short hike to the bridge at the base of Wahkeena Falls is an option that provides beautiful views. The elevation gain is 150 feet and the mostly paved trail passes through a beautiful burned forest
Next Stop: Walk .4 miles East to Multnomah Falls on the “Return Trail”
Multnomah Falls –
Type: plunge
Height: 620 feet
Benson Footbridge
20 Minutes
This landmark bridge at the base of the upper falls is iconic and can be accessed by a gradual and paved trail from the lodge. This trail passes the viewpoint of the lower falls and is accessible to all.
Hike to the top and beyond!
The hike to the top is obviously steep so be aware and stay on the trail. People wander off the trail and fall to their death every year so I say it again. STAY ON THE TRAIL.
The hike up to the viewpoint is 1.5 miles up 600 vertical feet but the viewpoint is so cool and well worth the effort.
Once you’re up there, consider hiking another .5 miles to three more waterfalls. Dutchman, Wisendanger, and Ecola Falls await just a bit further up the trail. Definitely turn around after Ecola. The full loop isn’t worth it.
Multnomah Falls Lodge
The main level includes the Forest Service information center, a large gift shop and restroom facilities. The lower level includes kiosks for snacks and drinks, the upper level includes a restaurant.
Next Stop: Return to Ebike Multnomah Falls, don’t miss the left turn into our driveway or you’ll end up on a freeway on ramp.