Elowah Falls Trail

Elowah Falls Trail, located near Hood River, Oregon, is a picturesque park that serves as a trailhead for hikes to the stunning Elowah Falls and McCord Creek Falls. It also marks the western end of the Bonneville Segment of the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail, offering visitors the opportunity to walk or bike along a scenic 5.5-mile paved trail to the Bridge of the Gods Trailhead at Cascade Locks. The park showcases the beauty of the Columbia River Gorge, with views of Bonneville Dam and access to other notable trails such as the Pacific Crest Trail.

Named after John B. Yeon, a key figure in the development of the Historic Columbia River Highway, Elowah Falls Trail provides a serene escape into nature. Visitors can explore the forested areas, witness the rejuvenation and damage caused by the Eagle Creek Fire, and even spot spawning salmon at the Cascade Fish Hatchery. With its natural beauty and diverse trail options, Elowah Falls Trail is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

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