Forget Multnomah where 2M tourists wait for shuttles and Wahclella keeps a turquoise pool quiet for $5
The parking lot at Multnomah Falls fills by 8am on a Saturday in May. Cars circle. Shuttle buses load 15-minute waits worth of day-trippers from Portland. The paved trail to the viewing platform carries 900 people per hour between 10am and 3pm. Then there’s Wahclella Falls, 7 miles east on the same highway. Eight parking … Lire plus



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