While the nearby state of Oregon is well-known for some of its famous waterfalls (such as Multnomah Falls), Washington state has many of its own spectacular cascades. There are over 3,000 named falls to be exact! In fact, Washington has more waterfalls than any other state in the country. With
Northern California is such a diverse part of the state filled with epic mountain views, alpine lakes and lush waterfalls. Mount Shasta and the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, located in Siskiyou County, are a nature lover’s paradise. You will easily see why, once you check out my comprehensive blog on the
When thinking about planning an amazing hiking trip, Idaho often doesn’t come to mind for most. People typically assume that Idaho is flat, boring and full of corn and potato fields; however that couldn’t be further from the truth! Known as the “Gem State”, Idaho is full of natural wonders
Oregon is best known for its epic landscapes and wealth of natural wonders. It is the second state in the United States (outside of Washington) to have the most named waterfalls, with more than 200 surveyed and named. While it is most famous for the state’s historic landmark Multnomah Falls,
When you think about the Columbia River Gorge, most often the first place that comes to mind is the iconic Multnomah Falls and surrounding area just outside of Portland, Oregon. What a lot of people don’t know is that there is a beautiful less visited area on the other side
Visiting the Pacific Northwest? Add this to your must-see list of places to explore! If you’ve ever been to Oregon, than you know it is a haven for waterfall lovers. With over 200 waterfalls in the state, there are plenty to choose from, but no place is more stunning than