Wahclella Falls

E57473

waterfall

Wahclella Falls is a picturesque two-tiered waterfall on Tanner Creek in Oregon, popular for its short hiking trail and lush Columbia River Gorge scenery.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	waterfall →
accessedByTrail	Wahclella Falls Trail →
approximateElevation	about 120 feet above sea level →
county	Multnomah County, Oregon →
hasBridge	footbridge over Tanner Creek →
hasCreek	Tanner Creek NERFINISHED →
hasHeight	approximately 65 feet →
hasLowerTier	broad plunge pool →
hasTrailhead	near Bonneville Dam area →
hasUpperTier	narrow chute →
hasViewpoint	end-of-trail viewing area →
hazard	rockfall risk → slippery rocks →
isTouristAttraction	yes →
locatedIn	Columbia River Gorge → Oregon → United States →
locatedInProtectedArea	Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area →
locatedOnWatercourse	Tanner Creek NERFINISHED →
managingOrganization	United States Forest Service →
nameEtymology	named after a Native American village near Cascade Locks →
nearestTown	Cascade Locks, Oregon →
parkingRequirement	Northwest Forest Pass or equivalent day-use fee →
partOf	Tanner Creek canyon →
partOfForest	Mount Hood National Forest →
photographicAttraction	mossy canyon walls → two-tiered waterfall composition →
popularSeason	fall → spring → summer →
recreationActivity	hiking → photography → wildlife viewing →
region	Pacific Northwest →
scenicFeature	lush temperate rainforest vegetation → moss-covered basalt cliffs → narrow gorge →
subjectToClosure	yes →
subjectToClosureReason	landslides and wildfire damage →
tierCount	2 →
trailDifficulty	easy to moderate →
trailLength	about 2.0 miles round trip →
trailLoop	yes →
trailNumber	Trail 436 →
waterfallType	cascade waterfall → plunge waterfall →
withinDrivingDistanceOf	Portland, Oregon →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area →	hasWaterfall