Where is horsetail falls oregon

Mandi Nelson. July 18, Amanda Thompson. July 13, The view was amazing, especially at sunset. Tommy White. June 29, Pretty hard incline. Great waterfall and great views of the river gorge. Michelle Aguilar. June 25, Show more reviews Showing results 1 - 30 of Add photos of this trail Photos help others preview the trail. Upload photos about this trail to inspire others. Show more photos Showing results 1 - 56 of Share your route with others Help other users find their next route.

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Paul Kimball. October 12, David Burton. Pepe DLC. October 9, Show more activities Showing results 1 - 30 of Join the list Use Navigator in the AllTrails app and join the other outdoor explorers who have completed this trail. Horsetail Falls Loop. Trail Alert, Oct 9, No loop encompassing Horsetail, Ponytail, and Triple Falls is possible at this time; the trail is closed after Ponytail Falls due to a landslide. The Oneonta Trailhead and this section of the Gorge is also closed fire damage.

Access to Triple Falls is closed. Hike Details. Elevation Gain:. Trail Features. Maples, ferns and other greenery are abundant along the trail. Oneonta Trail comes down to a junction with Gorge Trail at a switchback.

Gorge Trail goes west toward Multnomah Falls. Bear right around the bend to proceed down Oneonta Trail. The trail heads east now, making its way down to Historic Columbia River Highway. Reach the bottom of Oneonta Trail, 0. Bear right along the highway to hike the last 0. Walk east along a gravel path bordering Historic Columbia River Highway and come to a parking area west of Oneonta Gorge.

Look up at the steep cliffs overhead. Lot long ago, you were standing on top of these cliffs at the viewpoint off Oneonta Trail. Pass the mouth of Oneonta Gorge where you could add on another extension to the waterfall upstream.

No trail goes up the narrow gorge so reaching beautiful Lower Oneonta Falls requires a fun adventure of climbing over boulders and tree trunks and wading through Oneonta Creek. Continue over the bridge across Oneonta Creek and head through a tunnel carved into the cliffs east of the gorge. Enjoy a second round of Horsetail Falls views as you close out the loop. However, this reinforces that the hike is packed with waterfalls and sure to be a hit with waterfall lovers. Dogs are permitted on these trails but bikes are not.

The rest of the loop remains closed. To get to the trailhead: From Portland, take Interstate 84 east for 33 miles to exit 35, following a sign for Ainsworth State Park and Historic Highway. Bear right at the end of the offramp, heading west on a frontage road that immediately meets Historic Columbia River Highway. Turn left and drive 1. Parking is on the right north side of the road across from the waterfall and trailhead.

From The Dalles, take Interstate 84 west for 50 miles to exit At the end of the offramp, continue west on Historic Columbia River Highway. Drive 1. View Columbia River Gorge in a larger map Or view a regional map of surrounding Oregon trails and campgrounds. Horsetail Falls Loop on oregonhikers. Horsetail Falls Loop on gorgefriends.

Horsetail Falls Loop on nwhiker. Horsetail Falls on oregonhikers. Horsetail Falls on wikipedia. Ponytail Falls on oregonhikers.

Ponytail Falls on world-of-waterfalls. Middle Oneonta Falls on oregonhikers. The official National Forest webpage for Oneonta Trail. The Hike is nice and the kids thought the little cave was cool.