Oneonta Gorge

Ravine · Multnomah County

Oneonta Gorge

Ravine · Multnomah County

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Oregon 97014

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Walk through a moss-covered gorge to see 4 waterfalls  

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Oct 26, 2025

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These Under-the-radar Waterfalls Might Be America’s Best Kept Summer Secret

"The .6-mile hike to Oneonta Gorge is unique because the river itself serves as the trail, requiring visitors to practically swim to reach the falls." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/trip-ideas/nature-travel/us-waterfalls-to-visit-this-summer
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Portland Travel Guide - Extra Pack of Peanuts

"A dramatic gorge hike where you climb over a large beaver dam and then swim to a waterfall — an adventurous, hands-on waterfall experience." - Trav

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Ciewantu

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Greenery the likes of nothing I've seen before. Absolutely gorgeous otherworldly landscape, magical.

tina ganguly

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Hiking through Oneonta is one of my all-time favorite memories. We met at the Gateway Transit Center. The area is filled with moss. Its not an official trail. The hike is short, but the rocks are slippery, & there are fallen logs that can be dangerous. We also hiked Gorton Creek & another unnamed trail. Prepared to get wet. The water is cold at first, but you’ll get used to it! Pictures from the internet #notmyclick

Waterfall Whispering

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Check out my full detailed video on YouTube @Waterfall Whispering ~ This area is a great way to burn some calories with easy access to numerous trails and several waterfalls! About a 3.5 mile RT hike to triple falls with a lot of fun elevation changes this place is challenging but rewarding! Even though the lower falls are the highlight of the area and are currently closed it’s still worth the day trip out! Watch my vid and see what’s on this trail and even have old video of the lower falls if you’re curious how it looks! 👍🤙

Jay G

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Beautiful historic tunnel. Even though the trail area was closed due to public safety, we still enjoyed walking through the. Limited parking.

Liel Bergoffen

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Does anyone know if or when the trail will reopen?

Jeff Edmundson

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The Oneonta Gorge is closed indefinitely due to the Eagle Creek fire and other factors. This should be stated on the top of this page. "Closed Indefinitely" in red.

Madelene Rabi Bernard

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Hiking through Oneonta is one of my most favorite memories ever. There's an abundance of beauty, peace, and bliss here. Pro tip: thi hike itself is very short but the rocks are very slippery and there are fallen logs that are scary and can be dangerous. So make sure you have the right shoes and are prepped for the trail. The water is super cold but you get used to it.

Eros Gonzalez

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The trail through the gorge is still closed 4/27/23 but you can see the gorge from above if you take the 1 mile hike up the mountain.