About Bridal Veil Falls
Bridal Veil Falls offered us a pretty quiet experience compared to most of the other waterfalls that we’ve encountered along the Columbia River Gorge’s “waterfall row.” Part of the reason for its relative obscurity was that it couldn’t be seen from the Historic Columbia River Highway since the waterfall fell beneath the road. The other reason was that we had to do a little walk as well to get in front of the falls. Indeed, as we hiked the trail, we could hear motorists zooming by unaware of the waterfall that was literally under their noses.
Julie and I happened to be visiting this waterfall in the midst of some real nasty late Winter storms that showed up in late March through early April. So our quiet hike wasn’t exactly the most pleasurable, but it was certainly naturesque and tranquil (if not damp).
Overall, the walk was about 15 minutes each way I think. It ended at a viewing deck with a direct frontal look at the falls. However, I’ve seen some postcards that showed the falls from creek level right at its base. Needless to say, we didn’t try that option because of the wet and slippery conditions. We also weren’t keen on going off trail realizing that it would accelerate soil erosion where the off-trail scrambling and subsequent trampling took place.
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