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Waterfall Trolley Tour in Corbett, OR

Gray Line of Portland • 36901 E Historic Columbia River Hwy • Corbett, OR 97019

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Hop aboard the Waterfall Trolley in Corbett, Oregon to visit Latourell Falls, Wahkeena Falls, Multnomah Falls and more. Enjoy a fully narrated tour aboard an open-air trolley with unobstructed views of breathtaking sights. This tour also offers hop-on and hop-off privileges, allowing you to stop and explore at your own pace.

up to 1.5 hrs 1 or more people

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Embark on a breathtaking journey to explore a dozen Oregon falls, including Bridal Veil Falls, Triple Falls, Horsetail Falls and more.
Departing from Corbett, Oregon, hop off at any of the 10 stops and hop back on the next trolley.
At least one trolley passes by every hour.
Children ages 5 and below can join for free!
This family-friendly tour offers the best view of nature’s wonders.
A full loop of narrated tours lasts approximately 1.5 hours.
This tour is available until early September only.
Tickets include entrance to Multnomah Falls.

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Experience a narrated tour with the flexibility to hop on and off, allowing you to spend more time at the sights you prefer. Choose to disembark or board at Corbett, Crown Point with Vista House, Latourell Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, Angels Rest, Wahkeena Falls, Multnomah Falls, Triple Falls, Horsetail Falls, or Ainsworth State Park, or enjoy a continuous tour experience by staying on the trolley. Regarding Multnomah Falls Visitor Reservations: The US Forest Service is requiring a timed reservation to visit and park at Multnomah Falls. Your ticket on the Waterfall Trolley includes a reservation to see the Falls any time during the day.

Included in the tour package is informative narration and the flexibility to Hop-On or Hop-Off the trolley at any of the ten stops using the all-day pass. Enjoy sightseeing, exploration, or hiking, and easily hop on the next trolley when ready to move on. Stops are made at each location at least once per hour. The current schedule is available at ticket locations and on each trolley, with the option to track each trolley on your cell phone through the website. Please note that departure information provided is for departures from Multnomah Falls, not from the starting location at Corbett.

The open-air trolleys feature unobstructed sightseeing and photo-taking. The trolleys are sanitized after each trip for your protection.

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Marie Cape

1 Review

"Waterfall Trolley: Waterfalls Made Easy"

August 2023

We used the Waterfall Trolley to visit Multnomah Falls and the Waterfall Corridor in late July 2023. The Trolley is definitely in our estimation the best way to see the waterfalls!

We left on the 9:00 trolley from Corbett, first hopping off at Bridal Veil Falls. We had plenty of time for a leisurely hike down to the falls and back, and a second trail gave us great views of the Columbia River Gorge. Catching the next trolley (running every hour), we went to Wahkeena Falls, and after viewing the falls, hiked the path to Multnomah Falls, which was the highlight of the day. We splurged and had a delicious Sunday brunch at the Multnomah Lodge (reservations recommended), and then boarded an eastbound trolley to head to Horsetail Falls. Horsetail Falls is close to the highway, so after a short visit we jumped aboard the westbound trolley and headed to Latourell Falls. There we did the figure eight loop, which took around a half hour. After a short wait we were ready to board our last trolley back to Corbett, tired but happy at all the falls we’d seen.

Impressions: the Trolley runs along the Historic Columbia River Highway. Parking at the various waterfall locations is very limited. We felt a little sorry for drivers waiting to find parking spots while we hopped on the trolley and were off to see the next waterfall. The highway is narrow and twisty, so the driver in our family was grateful to be able to relax and see the sights, instead of worrying about driving.

The hiking possibilities are almost endless, but the Waterfall Trolley has recommended itineraries and can advise on how to maximize use of the time that you have available. At each location there were trail maps prominently displayed at kiosks, making it easy to decide which trail to take.

The trolleys are San Francisco cable car style, with open air and enclosed portions. Informative narrations provide background on the history and geography of the Columbia River gorge and the waterfalls. Those with an interest in engineering will enjoy hearing about the construction of the Columbia River Highway.

We highly recommend the Waterfall Trolley — we found it a fun and relaxing way to experience the Waterfall Corridor.

Tip: When you get off the trolley to look at falls and hike around another one will be back in one hour so plan accordingly. They have a handout showing you what you can do in the amount of time you have allocated this was very helpful! Also, make reservations for the restaurant at Multnomah Falls Lodge. through "Open Door", it was a definite highlight of our trip.

Jennifer A Moore

Myrtle Creek, OR

1 Review

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"Very Disappointed"

July 2023

Could have been a really cool tour!
Website describes visiting 10 stops which makes it sound as if you'll be stopping for the views.
They were more like passer bys and drive thrus. Only two Trolleys were running during peak times, so we waited over an hour for one of the trolleys to return to Bridle Vail to pick us up.
At the end of the day. When you're ready to go home, be careful as there is no room when the trolleys are full and only 2 of them.
We had to wait another hour

Tip: Claims trollies run every 15 min during peak season, bullshit

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Waterfall Trolley Tour is located at Gray Line of Portland • 36901 E Historic Columbia River Hwy • Corbett, OR 97019

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Frequently Asked Questions about Waterfall Trolley Tour

What are the hours of operation?

Tours are available until early September. Please check the operating calendar above for the operating hours during your target date range when booking your tickets.

Is the tour appropriate for children?

Yes, this is a family-friendly tour. Children 0-5 years of age are free.

Are strollers allowed on the trolley?

Yes, strollers are allowed. They can be folded up and stored in the back near where ADA guests are accommodated.

Is the trolley wheelchair accessible?

Not all trolleys are equipped with a wheelchair lift but this can be arranged with at least a 48-hour notice. Please call the operator via the number in your e-ticket to request for a wheelchair-accessible vehicle.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, the tour features an open-air trolley with unobstructed Oregon views that offer many great photo opportunities.

How long is the tour?

If you do not get off the trolley, it takes 1.5 hours to finish a fully narrated loop. The all-day pass allows guests to hop on and hop off the trolley to sightsee, hike and more.

What’s included in my ticket?

Ticket provides hop-on-hop-off accessibility at all 10 stops and a certified and professional guide. Free time to get off the bus and explore, sightsee, or hike and hop on the next trolley. It also includes a reservation to Multnomah Falls.