2026 Multnomah County Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

Check in at Portland's 3 stunning waterfalls in one day! Easier than you think 🚗 As a waterfall enthusiast, this lesser-known waterfall route around Portland amazed me! Close distance, fewer crowds, and incredibly photogenic. Highly recommended for nature lovers～ 🌟Trip Highlights: - Super convenient self-driving, all spots are within 10 minutes by car - All waterfalls are free to enter, and parking fees are very cheap (some are free) - Easy hiking, suitable for families, couples, and photography fans 📍First stop: Multnomah Falls (a must-visit‼️) 👉 Address: I-84, Bridal Veil, OR 97010 The most popular double-tier waterfall in Oregon, with a spectacular 189-meter drop! The parking lot is right by the highway, and it’s just a 2-minute walk to the viewing platform. Morning visits are best for lighting; weekends are a bit busier but worth it! 📍Second stop: Latourell Falls (8 minutes by car) 👉 Address: Historic Columbia River Hwy, Corbett, OR 97019 The waterfall cascades directly over a basalt cliff, with moss-covered rocks creating a magical vibe! The hiking loop here is about 2 miles, but we only walked down to the base of the waterfall and turned back (15 minutes is enough). 📍Third stop: Wahkeena Falls (5 minutes by car) 👉 Address: Wahkeena Trail, Corbett, OR 97019 A slender waterfall like a bride’s veil, with soothing streams and small bridges along the way～ You can grab a coffee at Multnomah Falls and visit both (the trails of the two waterfalls are actually connected). 💡Useful Tips: 1. Wear non-slip shoes, as some stone paths are mossy 2. Pets are allowed at all three waterfalls (remember to keep them on a leash) 3. There are many scenic viewpoints along Columbia River Highway, so you can stop anytime if you have extra time

Multnomah Falls A waterfall in Oregon. It is located on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge, east of Troutdale, between Corbett and Dudson, along the Columbia River Historic Highway. The falls are divided into two tiers, an upper tier of 165 m (542 ft) and a lower tier of 21 m (69 ft), with a gentle cascade of 3 m (9 ft) between them, and Multnomah Falls is traditionally given a total drop of 189 m (620 ft). It is the tallest waterfall in Oregon. There is a bus from Portland to this waterfall. #USA #Oregon #Portland #MultnomahFalls

Multnomah Falls, Oregon's tallest waterfall at 620 feet, is a top natural attraction in the Columbia River Gorge, located about 30 miles east of Portland. Open year-round, it offers a dramatic two-tiered drop viewable from a historic lodge and bridge. Parking at the I-84 lot requires a timed-use permit during peak summer months

At a height of 620 feet, the Multnomah Fall is the tallest waterfall in Oregon. There are three drops of the fall. There is an upper one at 542 feet, and a lower falls at 69 feet, both cascading downpours that loop the infinite power of nature. The Falls is located in the Columbia River Gorge. It originates from the underground springs of the Larch Mountain. Rainwater throughout the year replenishes the fall’s spectacular roars of downward rapids. I went in the morning after significant rain in the area, and the water moved like a dragon tumbling down the pool from heavens. This water would make its way to the Benson Lake, where it drains, approximately 1,300 feet west of the bottom of the falls. The tall fir trees so typical of Oregon's scenery line the mount before me, seemingly humming the soul songs of nature. A Myth of Creation The Falls is named after the Multnomah tribe. The tribesmen believe that “the waterfall was formed after a young woman sacrificed herself to the Great Spirit to save a Multnomah village from a plague by jumping from the cliff, and the Multnomah peoples were saved. After her death, water began to flow from above the cliff, creating the waterfall.” (Wikipedia). The Multnomah Falls Benson Bridge The Multnomah Falls Benson Bridge was constructed circa 1917. The bridge “spans the lower falls at a height of 105 feet (32 m), and provides an expansive view of the upper falls” (Wikipedia). The Benson Bridge was named after the wealthy lumberman Simon Benson. One day, he was having a walk at the Columbia River Gorge with his friend Samuel Lancaster, and Lancaster suggested that “it’d be nice if there were a footbridge the lower waterfall, with a path up to and across it so that visitors could look up at that magnificent waterfall above…” (Multnomah Falls Lodge website) Upon hearing this, Benson wrote a check for Lancaster and thus began the project. #oregon #portland #multnomahfalls #unitedstates #travel#naturalwonders#thingstodo#familytravel

During this trip to the U.S., I visited Multnomah Falls and Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area near Portland, which was one of the quieter stops on the journey. Early in the morning, I set off from the city and drove along the Columbia River Gorge. The mountain road wasn’t very wide, flanked by layers of trees and the river visible in the distance. The air carried a slightly damp coolness. When I arrived at Multnomah Falls, the waterfall cascaded from a great height, the sound of the water was quite loud, and the mist spread through the air. Standing on the viewing platform and looking up, you could feel the power of nature—not exaggerated, just a simple, profound awe. Walking up the trail, there were small bridges, dense woods, and occasional sunlight filtering through, perfect for a slow stroll and snapping a few photos. There were quite a few visitors, but if you stopped to listen to the sound of the water and the wind, your mind would gradually calm down. After leaving the falls, I continued driving through the Columbia River Gorge. Along the way, there were several viewpoints overlooking the canyon and river. The mountains in the distance unfolded in layers with soft colors. On a good day, any casual photo you take would turn out to be a nice scenic shot. That day, I didn’t plan too many activities—just walking, stopping, watching the waterfall, the canyon, and the sunlight reflecting off the river. The pace of my whole being slowed down by nature. Now that I’m back in China, whenever I come across those photos, I still recall the quiet feeling of standing in front of the waterfall. If you have a chance to visit the Pacific Northwest, these two places are worth a visit along the way. You don’t need to treat them as “must-check-in” spots—just consider it a quiet moment for yourself during your trip, to look at the water, the mountains, and keep the scenery in your heart.

📅 Itinerary Day1：Old Town Portland, Japanese American Museum Day2: Multnomah Falls Day3: Pittock Mansion 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations Xin Ding Dumpling Restaurant Hana Sushi and Izakaya Pioneer St. Honore Boulangerie Pleasure Burger 📌 Tips It is possible to rely on public transportation if you stay in downtown Portland, but some services to faraway locations (such as Multnomah Falls) would be sparse during the day and you have to be very good with timing. Hotel Lucia is a very good choice for accommodation. #pittockmansion #portland #HotelLucia

#falladventures Multnomah Falls in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge is pure magic, a breathtaking cascade surrounded by lush greenery and misty air. Standing on the iconic Benson Bridge, I could feel the powerful rush of water just meters away, creating a truly awe-inspiring moment. The two-tiered waterfall, dropping over 600 feet, looked like something from a fantasy film. The easy walking trails and stunning viewpoints made the visit relaxing yet unforgettable. Whether you love photography, nature, or simply peaceful moments, Multnomah Falls is a must-see gem that captures Oregon’s wild, natural beauty.

📅 Itinerary Day1： Day2: Day3: 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

Multnomah Falls is a magnificent, two-tiered waterfall with a 189-meter drop located in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon, USA! It's the second-highest permanent waterfall in the United States and a popular destination, attracting over 2 million visitors annually. 🏞️ It's about a 40-minute drive from Portland, easily accessible from the Historic Columbia River Highway along I-84. 🚗 Enjoy the spectacular view of the falls and the surrounding greenery from Benson Bridge. 📸 The water is abundant from snowmelt in spring and early summer (April-June), while the autumn foliage is beautiful in autumn (September-October). 🍁 Free parking is available, and you can hike to the top of the falls on a trail (approximately 2.4 km, but be careful of the steep climb). Admission is free, and pets are allowed. 🐶 However, early morning visits are recommended during peak seasons. Pick up a map and snacks at the visitor center! You'll be amazed by the power and beauty of nature! 😍✨ #TravelAdvice

📅 Itinerary Day1：located near the Columbia Gorge, Bonneville Dam is a free scenery site you can explore. 🏨 Accommodation

#TravelTalk ### Must-Visit America! Multnomah Falls, Oregon's Magical Waterfall 🏞️ When it comes to the grandeur of nature in the United States, "Multnomah Falls" in Oregon is one of the must-see highlights! It's the most beautiful and tallest waterfall in the state and the most visited natural attraction in the Pacific Northwest. 🤩 --- #### What Makes Multnomah Falls Special: 1. **Magnificent Beauty:** The falls are 620 feet tall, split into two levels, visible from afar, and you can feel the cool spray from the lookout point. 💦 2. **Benson Bridge:** This historic stone bridge, built in 1914, spans the upper and lower falls, making it a popular photo spot that allows you to get up close and personal with the falls. 📸 3. **Hiking Trails:** You can hike up the well-paved trail to enjoy the view from the bridge, or you can hike all the way to the top of the falls. However, the path is quite steep and takes quite a while to complete. 🚶♀️ 4. **Year-Round Beauty:** This waterfall flows year-round, but the water is especially powerful in spring and winter. Fall is also stunning, with the changing leaves contrasting against the white waterfall. 🍂 --- Multnomah Falls is located in the Columbia River Gorge, not far from Portland. It's perfect for a day trip. If you're planning a trip to America, you definitely need to bookmark this place. You won't be disappointed! ❤️

#summervacay Just 40 minutes’ drive from downtown Portland, Multnomah Falls stands tall at 189 meters, making it the highest waterfall in Oregon and one of the most famous in the U.S. The falls cascade in two dramatic tiers, creating a breathtaking view year-round, especially in winter and spring, when the water flow is at its peak. Not keen on driving? No problem. You can join a half-day guided waterfall tour — a super convenient option that includes hotel pick-up, Multnomah Falls, Vista House, and visits to two other nearby falls. The total trip is around 3.5 hours, perfect for travelers with tight schedules but big nature dreams. I personally chose this tour and it was absolutely worth it! 📸 Tip: Don’t miss that classic photo from Benson Bridge, right between the two tiers! #MultnomahFalls #OregonNature #WaterfallHike #DayTripFromPortland #TravelUSA #NatureLovers

Portland has several food truck markets, but Wonder Love seems to be the most lively and active. 📍262 SE Main St, Portland, OR 97214, USA The location is convenient to find, as it's right across the Hawthorne Bridge. Plus, there's Coava Coffee nearby, making it a great spot to visit together. The food options are diverse, including Mexican cuisine, Japanese dishes, pizza, and more. There's also a bar serving alcohol, allowing you to enjoy both meals and drinks. Prices are quite affordable, so you can eat without worrying too much about the cost. Unlike other markets that attract more tourists, this one is frequented by locals, giving you a chance to experience an authentic local vibe. Other food truck markets in the area often feel less inviting due to fewer people and the presence of homeless individuals nearby. However, Wonder Love stands out for its cleanliness and excellent atmosphere. If you're looking to experience food trucks in Portland, this place comes highly recommended.

#April2025 Laurelhurst Park** 📍 **Location**: East Side (SE Cesar E Chavez Blvd & Stark St) 🌟 **Features**: - The Centennial Landscape Park designed in 1919, Ginkgo Avenue in Autumn - Free outdoor cinema (Wednesday nights from July to August) - You can observe the North American water turtle population in the lake ⏰ **Opening hours**: 5:00-24:00 ⚠️ **Note**: - Parking is difficult on weekends, so it is recommended to ride a shared bicycle - Swimming and boating are prohibited

#springwander #oregon #portland Multnomah Falls in Oregon is such a joy to visit in spring season. It is stunning to see in person. The waterfall looks breathtaking from the viewing bridge and its an easy hike up. There is a coffee shop there too if you want some refreshments. It is truly an iconic attraction to visit in Portland especially during the spring season. I think its one of the best waterfalls I have ever been to. You can also get a souvenir from the gift shop. I really enjoyed the peaceful and calming atmosphere here. Get here early as parking fills up pretty fast here. Do stop by if you are in Portland in spring.

Embarking on your first American adventure? Don't miss this curated 7-day itinerary, designed to make your trip unforgettable! / 🛤️Route Overview: Day 1: Napa -> Humboldt Redwoods State Park -> Founders Grove Journey through Napa, explore the majestic redwoods of Humboldt Redwoods State Park, and conclude your day at the mystical Founders Grove. Day 2: Redwood National Park -> Crater Lake National Park Witness the awe-inspiring Redwood National Park, followed by a visit to the picturesque Crater Lake National Park, where nature's wonders unfold. Day 3: Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area -> Multnomah Falls -> International Rose Test Garden Admire the scenic beauty of the Columbia River Gorge, marvel at the grandeur of Multnomah Falls, and immerse yourself in the fragrant beauty of the International Rose Test Garden. Day 4: Washington State Capitol -> Mount Rainier National Park Explore the stately Washington State Capitol, then conquer the magnificent Mount Rainier, basking in the splendor of nature. Day 5: Museum of Flight -> Pioneer Square -> The Spheres -> Space Needle -> Chihuly Garden and Glass From the historical depths of the Museum of Flight to the vibrant energy of Pioneer Square, experience the futuristic Space Needle and finally, immerse yourself in the dazzling world of Chihuly Garden and Glass. Day 6: Seattle → Coast Starlight Scenic Train (4 hrs) → Portland → Medford Depart from Seattle, and embark on a scenic journey aboard the Coast Starlight, taking in the breathtaking views en route to Portland, before continuing to Medford. Day 7: Shasta Dam -> Sundial Bridge On the final day, we'll visit the impressive Shasta Dam and stroll across the Sundial Bridge, experiencing the convergence of time and space.🌉✨ / 🧳 Packing List: Essentials for Your US Trip! 📞 Phone card: Stay connected with ease. 🔌 Adapter: Don't forget a power adapter, as US voltage differs. 📜 Passport, visa, driver's license: Essential documents are a must. 👕 March in the US can be chilly, so pack warm coats and sweaters. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your phone charged for peace of mind. 💊 Pack some common medications, just in case. 💰 Credit card and some cash: For convenient shopping and dining. 📸 Camera: Capture those unforgettable moments! / Embrace the freedom and adventure of your US journey, and don't forget to leave your mark and share your stories!🌟

A seven-day US tour, exploring the classics! Here's a super practical guide to help you easily explore America. Don't miss out~ -- 📅Itinerary: D1: Napa - Humboldt Redwoods State Park - Founders Grove 🌲Explore Napa and experience the beauty of nature. Then, head to Humboldt Redwoods State Park and stroll through the ancient redwood forest. Finally, arrive at Founders Grove and enjoy the tranquility of the forest. D2: Redwood National Park - Crater Lake National Park 🌳Journey through the magnificent Redwood National Park, and then head to Crater Lake National Park to admire the unique volcanic landscape and clear lake waters. D3: Columbia River Gorge - Multnomah Falls - International Rose Test Garden 🏞️Travel along the Columbia River Gorge, enjoying the magnificent valley scenery. Visit the spectacular Multnomah Falls, and finally, explore the International Rose Test Garden and experience the fragrance of flowers. D4: Washington State Capitol - Mount Rainier National Park 🏛️Visit the solemn Washington State Capitol and learn about the local political culture. Then, head to Mount Rainier National Park to admire the magnificent mountains. D5: Museum of Flight - Pioneer Square - The Spheres - Space Needle - Chihuly Garden and Glass 🛫Explore the Museum of Flight and learn about aviation history. Stroll through Pioneer Square and experience the city's culture. Visit the unique Spheres, ascend the Space Needle for a panoramic view of the city, and finally, visit the Chihuly Garden and Glass to appreciate the beauty of art. D6: Seattle → Coast Starlight scenic train (4 hours) → Portland → Medford 🚂Depart from Seattle and take the Coast Starlight scenic train, enjoying the scenery along the way. Arrive in Portland and then head to Medford to experience different city vibes. D7: Shasta Dam - Sundial Bridge 🌉Visit the magnificent Shasta Dam and marvel at the feat of human engineering. Finally, stroll across the Sundial Bridge, concluding your pleasant journey. -- Tips: - If traveling to the US in March, the temperature is moderate but cooler in the mornings and evenings, so remember to bring a light jacket.～🧥 - After arriving at the airport, you can choose the subway or a taxi to get to the city center; transportation is convenient.🚇🚕 - There is a significant time difference between the US and Beijing, so remember to adjust to the time difference in advance to avoid travel fatigue.🕰️ - When dining, try the local specialties and experience the exotic flavors.🍔🌭 - Pay attention to tax refund policies when shopping; you can save a little money!💰 -- 🎉We hope your trip to the US is full of surprises and joy. Have a safe trip!

Hello everyone! I've put together a super comprehensive 7-day US itinerary for you. Be sure to check it out! The May Day holiday is coming soon, and it's time to plan your trip to the US! / 🚀 Itinerary: Day 1: Napa—Humboldt Redwoods State Park—Founders Grove We'll pass through Napa and wander through Humboldt Redwoods State Park and Founders Grove, experiencing the rich essence of nature.🌳 Day 2: Redwood National Park—Crater Lake National Park Explore the mystery of Redwood National Park and admire the magnificence of Crater Lake National Park, leaving unforgettable impressions.🗺️ Day 3: Columbia River Gorge—Multnomah Falls—International Rose Test Garden Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of the Columbia River Gorge, the passion of Multnomah Falls, and the romance of the International Rose Test Garden.🌹 Day 4: Washington State Capitol—Mount Rainier National Park The State Capitol showcases the pride of Washington, while Mount Rainier National Park offers an experience of nature's grandeur.🏞️ Day 5: Museum of Flight—Pioneer Square—The Spheres—Space Needle—Chihuly Garden and Glass Experience a day of technological wonders, visiting the Museum of Flight, The Spheres, the Space Needle, and Chihuly Garden and Glass.🌐 Day 6: Seattle—Coast Starlight—Portland—Medford Take the Coast Starlight scenic train, traveling through Seattle, Portland, and all the way to Medford, enjoying the scenery along the way.🚄 Day 7: Shasta Dam—Sundial Bridge On the last day, we'll visit Shasta Dam and Sundial Bridge, concluding this US trip perfectly.🌉 / Must-See Attractions: 💖💖💖💖 Space Needle 🏠 Address: 400 Broad Street Seattle, WA 98109 ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:00 am–12:00 am ⌚ Time Needed: 1–2 hrs The charming Space Needle offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Seattle. 💖💖💖💖 Chihuly Garden and Glass 🏠 Address: 305 Harrison St, Seattle, WA 98109, USA ⏰ Opening Hours: Mar 1–Mar 15, 10:00 am–7:00 pm ⌚ Time Needed: 2–3 hrs At Chihuly Garden and Glass, listen to the stories of colored glass and admire the exquisite glass artwork of master Dale Chihuly. 💖💖💖💖 Museum of Flight 🏠 Address: 9404 E Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA 98108, USA ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00 am–5:00 pm ⌚ Time Needed: 2–4 hrs The Museum of Flight is an exhibition hall integrating history, technology, and art. Exploring the unknown here is bound to be an amazing experience. / Tips: 1️⃣ Food: You can taste cuisines from all over the world in US cities!🍔🍕 Budget-conscious travelers can go to fast-food restaurants, while those who prefer high-end cuisine can try some upscale restaurants.🍽✨ 2️⃣ Souvenir Prices: Souvenir prices in the US vary. The same item may have different prices in different stores, so it's wise to compare prices before buying.😉💰 3️⃣ Time Difference: The US has multiple time zones. Compared to Beijing time in China, there is a time difference of approximately 12–15 hours. Be sure to adjust your body clock before your trip.⏰💤 4️⃣ Airport Transportation: Transportation in major US cities is very convenient. Taking the subway, bus, taxi, or renting a car are all good options. Wherever you want to go, you can get there.🚇🚗 I hope these tips can bring you a wonderful travel experience!👏🎉 / This concludes our US trip. I hope my sharing can be helpful for your itinerary. See you next time, everyone! Safe travels!

Winter vacation is coming, and here is the 8-day travel guide to the United States! To have fun in America, here are the travel tips you must know to help you travel around easily. So hurry up and grab them! / The United States has a rich history and diverse landscapes. From the spectacular 🏞Grand Canyon to the bustling 🏙Times Square in New York, to the welcoming 🌽countryside in the South, the unique regional customs and infinite charm are displayed everywhere. / 🚩Travel route: Day 1: Departure point - Seattle, set off to beautiful Seattle, looking forward to the wonderful journey that is about to begin! Day 2: Seattle - Coast Starlight Scenic Train - Portland - Medford, take the spectacular Coast Starlight Scenic Train and enjoy the scenery along the way. After arriving in Portland, go to Medford. Day 3: Shasta Dam – Sundial Bridge, visit the majestic Shasta Dam to experience the wonder of human engineering, and then head to the unique Sundial Bridge to appreciate the beauty of time. Day 4: Napa - Humboldt Redwoods State Park - Founders Grove. Travel through Napa, arrive at the redwood-lined Humboldt Redwoods State Park, and finally visit the mysterious Founders Grove. Day 5: Redwood National Park - Sea Lion Caves, go deep into Redwood National Park to feel the shock of nature, and then go to Sea Lion Caves to get close to the cute sea lions. Day 6: Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area - Multnomah Falls - International Rose Test Garden, appreciate the magnificent scenery of the Columbia River Gorge, admire the waterfalls of Multnomah Falls, and finally visit the International Rose Test Garden with its fragrant flowers. Day 7: Washington State Capitol – Mount Rainier National Park, visit the majestic Washington State Capitol, and then head to Mount Rainier National Park to enjoy the beauty of the mountains and rivers. Day 8: Museum of Flight - Pioneer Square - The Spheres - Space Needle - Chihuly Garden and Glass. On the last day, visit the Museum of Flight to feel the charm of aviation, stroll through Pioneer Square to reminisce about history, explore The Spheres to experience future technology, climb to the top of the Space Needle to overlook the panoramic view of the city, and finally visit Chihuly Garden and Glass to appreciate the beauty of glass art. The journey is over and we have returned with a great harvest! / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Space Needle: Want to get a panoramic view of Seattle? Then don’t miss the Space Needle! Standing on the top of the tower, you can enjoy the 360-degree panoramic view. 🎨 Chihuly Garden and Glass: Here you can see the stunning works of Master Chihuly. The glass art sparkles under the light and shadow, making people linger. ✈️ Museum of Flight: A wonderful fusion of history, technology and art. Each aircraft tells a legendary story of flight. Don't miss it! / Must-haves before traveling: 🌟 📞 Don’t forget to prepare a phone card to facilitate communication and avoid high roaming charges. 🔌 Bring a plug converter, the US voltage is 110V, don't burn out your electrical appliances. 📚 Make sure you have all the documents you need, including your passport, visa, and driver’s license. 👔 Prepare some thick clothes according to the climate in February, which are warm and fashionable, so you won’t feel cold when traveling. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential to recharge your phone and camera at any time. 💊 Commonly used travel medicines are also important, just in case and travel in good health. / A trip to the United States is waiting for you to explore! Remember to record the beautiful moments and share your travel stories!

A beautiful day with the family at the waterfalls in Oregon .

Traveling to the USA with friends? Enjoy a 7-day trip with no worries! Experience the best of nature and culture, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Start your silver-haired adventure now! -- The USA is a country where history and modernity intertwine. From the spectacular 🏞Grand Canyon to the bustling 🏙Times Square in New York, and the wild west cowboy 🐎style, every place exudes a unique charm. Come to the USA and experience a different culture and scenery! -- 🚩Itinerary suggestion: Western USA Nature and Culture Tour🌲 DAY 1: Napa -> Humboldt Redwoods State Park -> Founders Grove Explore Napa on the first day, then cross Humboldt Redwoods State Park, and finally arrive at the mysterious Founders Grove to experience the grandeur of nature. DAY 2: Redwood National Park -> Crater Lake National Park On the second day, explore Redwood National Park and visit the towering forest of giant trees, then head to Crater Lake National Park to enjoy the beautiful lake and mountain scenery. DAY 3: Columbia River Gorge -> Multnomah Falls -> International Rose Test Garden On the third day, travel along the Columbia River Gorge to enjoy the spectacular gorge scenery, visit Multnomah Falls, and finally visit the colorful International Rose Test Garden. DAY 4: Washington State Capitol -> Mount Rainier National Park On the fourth day, visit the solemn Washington State Capitol, then head to Mount Rainier National Park to enjoy the beautiful snow-capped mountains. DAY 5: Museum of Flight -> Pioneer Square -> The Spheres -> Space Needle -> Chihuly Garden and Glass On the fifth day, explore the history of the Museum of Flight, stroll through Pioneer Square, visit the futuristic The Spheres, climb to the top of the Space Needle, and finally admire the exquisite works of Chihuly Garden and Glass. DAY 6: Seattle → Coast Starlight (4 hours) → Portland → Medford On the sixth day, depart from Seattle and take the Coast Starlight to enjoy the magnificent scenery along the way, then continue to Medford after arriving in Portland. DAY 7: Shasta Dam -> Sundial Bridge On the last day, visit the majestic Shasta Dam and walk across the spectacular Sundial Bridge to end the trip perfectly.🌉✨ -- 🧳 Travel essentials: Don't forget to bring these things when traveling to the USA! 📞 Phone card and plug When traveling to the USA, get a local phone card first for easy contact. Also, don't forget to bring a plug adapter, or you won't be able to use any electrical appliances. 🪪 Carry your documents and wallet with you Important documents such as passports and visas should be carried with you at all times. Keep some cash in your wallet for emergencies. 👕 Dress according to the weather, comfort first If you are traveling to the USA in January, prepare clothes according to the city you are visiting. However, comfortable and easy-to-move clothes and shoes are always the best choice. -- 🎉Enjoy freedom and adventure on your trip to the USA, and look forward to your next departure!🎉

❤Recommendation reason: The Portland Aerial Tram, a cable car you must take when you come to Portland, is located in the city center, on Marquam Hill in the city center, next to the Willamette River, so you can see the whole picture of the city from Marquam Hill! Take a tram (cable car), and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery that you can't see from any other viewing point on the egg-shaped cable car! Very worth it 👍 [RedHeart] Tips: Drive to Portland Aerial Tram-Lower Terminal (Lower Tram Terminal, 3303 S Bond Ave, Portland, OR 97239) or Marquam Hill Upper Tram Terminal (This is inside the OHSU hospital after getting off the cable car. Go forward about 50 meters and there is a door on the right. Enter the observation deck, so it is recommended that you drive to the lower terminal. Tickets can be sold at the door, and you can scan the QR code to enter. Ticket price: The tram costs $8.5 a day, and you can travel back and forth as many times as you want within 7 days

#magicalxmastrip #pacificnorthwest #usa The Pacific Northwest is a treasure trove of natural beauty, and its waterfalls are the crown jewels. Hidden among lush forests and moss-covered cliffs, these cascades are the perfect escape for those seeking tranquility and awe-inspiring scenery. One of the region’s most iconic spots is Multnomah Falls in Oregon. Plunging 620 feet in two dramatic tiers, it’s a postcard-perfect destination. The easy hike to Benson Bridge offers a close-up view of the falls, where the roar of water creates a peaceful symphony against the vibrant greenery. For a quieter experience, visit during the early morning or in the off-season when mist rises from the falls, creating a magical atmosphere. Heading north into Washington, Snoqualmie Falls captivates with its 268-foot drop. The surrounding trails provide panoramic views, but the best way to take in its beauty is simply to stand at the base and let the cool spray refresh your senses. For those willing to venture further, Silver Falls State Park, known as the “crown jewel” of Oregon’s state parks, boasts a Trail of Ten Falls. This loop takes you behind several waterfalls, offering unique perspectives of shimmering water curtains. Each waterfall has its own personality, from gentle trickles to thunderous cascades, but they all share an unparalleled ability to soothe the soul. Exploring these tranquil spots is more than a nature trip—it’s a chance to reset, reconnect, and experience the magic of the Pacific Northwest firsthand.

#northamericatrip Oregon is a road tripper’s paradise, offering diverse landscapes that range from dramatic coastlines to towering mountains. For a weekend adventure, start in Portland, where you can kick off your journey with a cup of coffee at one of the city’s renowned cafes. Explore Powell’s Books, the world’s largest independent bookstore, and stroll through the quirky neighborhoods like Pearl District. From Portland, drive south to the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge. This area is home to iconic waterfalls like Multnomah Falls, which cascades 620 feet into a lush canyon. Take a hike, snap some photos, and enjoy the refreshing mist in the air. The Gorge is also perfect for wine lovers, with several wineries offering scenic views of the river. Next, make your way to Bend, a charming town nestled in the Cascade Mountains. Here, you can explore the local craft breweries or take a hike at Smith Rock State Park, famous for its dramatic rock formations. If you’re up for a little adventure, try your hand at rock climbing or go for a peaceful stroll along the Deschutes River. For your final stop, head to Cannon Beach, known for its stunning coastline and the iconic Haystack Rock. Walk along the beach, watch the sunset, and enjoy a fresh seafood dinner. With Oregon’s perfect blend of outdoor adventure, natural beauty, and charming towns, this weekend road trip will leave you refreshed and inspired.

#onthemove Oregon is a state that offers something for every explorer, and one day here can feel like a whirlwind of natural beauty and adventure. Start your morning with a visit to Multnomah Falls, a stunning 620-foot waterfall just a short drive from Portland. Take the easy hike to the bridge for a closer view, and let the mist wake you up better than any coffee. From there, head to Columbia River Gorge, where towering cliffs and lush greenery create one of the most scenic drives in the Pacific Northwest. Pull over at one of the many trails to stretch your legs and soak in the views. For lunch, make your way to Hood River, a charming town known for its fresh farm-to-table dining and craft breweries. Enjoy a meal overlooking the river, and if you’re up for it, try some windsurfing or kiteboarding—the area is famous for it. In the afternoon, head south to Mount Hood, Oregon’s tallest peak. Whether you’re hiking the trails, marveling at alpine lakes, or snapping photos of the iconic peak, this area is a must-see. End your day at Cannon Beach on the Oregon Coast. Watch the sun set behind Haystack Rock as the waves crash at your feet. Stroll the beach, take in the salty air, and let the beauty of Oregon’s rugged coastline leave you in awe. From waterfalls to mountains to the ocean, Oregon delivers adventure and beauty at every turn.

Sometimes, nature has a way of capturing our hearts and taking us on unforgettable adventures. In this blog post, I want to share my enchanting experience with Waterfall, a majestic beauty that left me spellbound. From the arduous journey to its breathtaking allure, this waterfall became a cherished memory that I will carry with me forever. Truly, God is majestic and great architect to all his Creations! #iloveoregon #iloveportland #britishcolumbia

#FallTravel I don't go to parks and travel in orange and September. I visited Alo Going to **Meltnomah Falls** in Oregon in the fall was an amazing experience 🍂. The falls flow from the mountains surrounded by trees whose leaves turned warm orange 🍁. The scene was like a fairy tale with the fall nature flowing into the falls. The cool and fresh fall air added a charming feeling while walking through the surrounding corridors 🌿. The famous bridge over the falls gave me a great view of the water and fallen leaves 🌉. **Meltnomah Falls** in the fall was a wonderful combination of the power of nature and calm beauty 🍂.

Day 1: Begin your adventure in Portland, Oregon 🌲. Explore the quirky city with its famous food trucks, coffee spots, and Powell’s City of Books 📚. In the afternoon, take a scenic drive along the Columbia River Gorge to visit the stunning Multnomah Falls. Day 2: Head north toward Mount Rainier National Park 🏔️. Stop in the charming town of Packwood for a cozy lunch and enjoy the mountain-town vibe. Then, spend the afternoon hiking around Mount Rainier, taking in the breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and wildflower meadows. End your day in Packwood, a perfect base for exploring the area. Day 3: Continue your journey to Seattle 🌆. Visit the Space Needle for sweeping views of the city and beyond. Stroll through Pike Place Market 🐟 and check out the Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit. End the evening with a ferry ride to watch the sunset over the skyline. Day 4: Wrap up your road trip by visiting Olympic National Park 🌲. Hike through the mossy rainforests and enjoy the rugged beauty of the Pacific Coast. On your way back to Portland, stop for one last scenic moment before ending your adventure. This road trip offers the perfect balance of city excitement and stunning natural landscapes! 🌿 #usatrip #OregonRoadTrip #WashingtonAdventures #MountRainier #PackwoodVibes #PacificNorthwest #ExplorePNW #TravelUSA #NatureAndCity