📜 Natural horseshoe-shaped waterfall on the Willamette River, 40 feet high and 1,500 feet wide.
🔍 Historically a vital fishing spot and cultural hub for Native American tribes, also an industrial site.
🌊 Witness the powerful second largest waterfall in the U.S. by volume.
🏞️ Explore unique ecology and scablands on surrounding bluffs.
🎣 Learn about its historical significance for Native American fishing and culture.
⚙️ Discover the site of the first long-distance electrical power transmission in the U.S.
🏭 Industrial development and old mill sites are prominent.
🚫 Public access to the base of the falls has been limited, redevelopment is ongoing.
🅿️ Viewpoints available along Highway 99E and I-205 for different perspectives.
🚶♀️ Nature walks available at Camassia Nature Preserve and Canemah Bluff Nature Park.
Auto parking available at viewpoints.
Last updated 7 days ago
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