Oregon’s most iconic waterfall is just 30 minutes from the Convention Center. Make the most of your trip with a guided shuttle tour.
Multnomah Falls is just 30 miles east of Portland in the Columbia River Gorge. Here are your options for making the trip.
You’re in Portland for a few days — don’t spend your free time stressing over permits and parking. We handle all the logistics so you can focus on the scenery.
Whether you have a free morning, an evening after sessions, or want something completely custom, we have a tour for you.
Perfect for a morning or afternoon between conference sessions. Visit Multnomah Falls, explore additional waterfalls, and take in stunning Gorge viewpoints — all with hotel pickup and drop-off.
Book Half-Day TourAfter a day of conference sessions, unwind with a scenic sunset tour through the Columbia River Gorge. Watch the golden light paint the cliffs and waterfalls — a truly memorable Portland experience.
Book Sunset TourBringing your team or clients? We’ll design a private tour around your group’s schedule and interests. Add e-biking, wine tasting, or extended hiking. Perfect for team-building or client entertainment.
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Take your adventure further with an e-bike ride along the Historic Columbia River Highway. Cruise past panoramic viewpoints and through lush forest with zero effort on a premium electric bike. Available as a standalone experience or combined with your waterfall tour.
As a thank-you for building a more sustainable future, enjoy 10% off any Waterfall Shuttle tour during your Portland visit.
Valid for tours March 29 – April 5, 2026. Enter code at checkout.
Everything you need to know about visiting Multnomah Falls from the Oregon Convention Center.
Multnomah Falls is just 30 miles east of Portland via I-84. Our shuttles depart from downtown Portland hotels.
Expect highs around 55–60°F in early April. Layers recommended. Rain is possible — but the falls look even more dramatic in the mist.
The Benson Bridge viewpoint offers the iconic photo op. Our guides know the best spots — and the ones most visitors miss.
Half-day tours leave mornings or afternoons. Sunset tours depart after sessions wrap. We work around your schedule.