The Columbia River Gorge was hit with flooding, rockslides and powerful winds on Feb. 23 as the Portland area was bombarded with record rainfall amid an atmospheric river storm slamming the region.

Just about an hour outside of Portland are tons of absolutely stunning waterfall hikes—Abiqua Falls is one of many! You can wander around the Columbia River Gorge and Mount Hood area for days ...

The gorge starts at Multnomah Falls, which is 30 miles east of Portland. For just $10 each way, you can take the Columbia Gorge Express bus from Portland's Gateway Transit Center. It will drop you ...

Multnomah Falls is located about 30 miles east of Portland and it's free to visit ... avoid the hassle of parking should take the Columbia Gorge Express shuttle. For more information, including ...

KATU reporters say freezing rain is falling in Gresham and in the Columbia River Gorge ... Falls. Radar showed the frozen precipitation coming up from the south and into the Portland-metro area ...

Other areas to the east were hit even harder; ongoing snow and high winds led to a series of crashes on Interstate 84 in the Columbia River Gorge ... conditions. Portland itself got a bit of ...

Snow is likely in Salem on Sunday after 4 p.m., but with little to no accumulation expected. Expect mostly rain, heavy at ...

The City of Roses, as Portland has been known for 100 years, gets its famous share of precipitation to generate those blooming buds. If you want to see thundering waterfalls, aim for a spring ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Columbia River Gorge was hit with flooding ... including the pedestrian path at Multnomah Falls and the Eagle Creek Trailhead. The storm also affected traffic ...