Hole in the Wall Falls
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker Hole in the Wall Falls is perhaps the most unique waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge. Here, Warren Creek plunges forcefully out of …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker Hole in the Wall Falls is perhaps the most unique waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge. Here, Warren Creek plunges forcefully out of …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker Stafford Falls roars amidst a lush forest of old growth Douglas Firs and towering basalt cliffs in the heart of Tillamook National Forest. …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker The Columbia River Gorge is an incomparable waterfall destination, containing upwards of 80 waterfalls on the Oregon side alone! Well-groomed trails winding through …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker Upper and Lower Butte Creek Falls are unique because they are close to Portland and yet feel so far away. These falls lie …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker My passion for waterfalls dates back to when I was only four years old. I recall driving into Yosemite National Park on a …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker High up in the McKenzie River watershed lies some of the most impressive waterfalls in Oregon. As a primary tributary to the Willamette …
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker The Columbia River Gorge is Oregon’s premier waterfall area. Of the Columbia River Gorge’s 75+ waterfalls, almost all are on the Oregon side. …
By Shawn Bolker Imagine standing in Multnomah Creek canyon in the Columbia River gorge some 500 years ago. There are no trails, no litter, no signs of …
Tucked away on the eastern flank of Mt. Hood lies Tamanawas Falls, a towering, misty veil of whitewater. The falls are formed by Tamanawas Creek hurtling almost …
Nestled in a densely forested region of the Cascade foothills, lies a waterfall wonderland! Here, in Silver Falls State Park, the North and South Forks of Silver …
As the first major fall on the Historic Columbia River Highway, Latourell Falls provides a stunning welcome for first-time visitors. Here, Latourell Creek pours off a sky …
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