Multnomah Falls
The floods left near-vertical walls along portions of the Columbia River Gorge,
resulting in spectacular waterfalls like Multnomah, the second-highest
year-round waterfall in the U.S. After flowing down from Larch Mountain,
Multnomah's spring-fed waters plunge over 600 feet into the gorge, a spectacle
that draws thousands of tourists each year.
