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Tenas Falls

Hood River County, Oregon

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
18 ft (5.5 m)
Location
Hood River County, Oregon
Access status
Long trail to a bridge-side view documented
The walk
About four miles to the bridge
Ground & access
Long, gently graded trail with cliff sections protected by cable handrails and high bridges. Burned forest from the Eagle Creek Fire. The old campsite with the best view has become overgrown.

Tenas Falls is a small two-part falls where a side creek steps down into Eagle Creek just above Four and a Half Mile Bridge. Hike the Eagle Creek Trail upstream past Punch Bowl Falls, across High Bridge and past Tenas Camp to Four and a Half Mile Bridge, the second crossing of Eagle Creek. The falls are visible across the creek from the bridge area. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Eagle Creek Trailhead via the Eagle Creek Trail to Four and a Half Mile Bridge

Oregon Hikers says it is closer to four miles from the trailhead to Four and a Half Mile Bridge, despite the name. The figure is one way.

Long, gently graded trail with cliff sections protected by cable handrails and high bridges. Burned forest from the Eagle Creek Fire. The old campsite with the best view has become overgrown.

Where to start

Eagle Creek Trailhead at the end of the road past the Eagle Creek day use area, off I-84 Exit 41. The exit serves eastbound traffic only; westbound drivers turn around at the Bonneville Dam exit. Park only in marked spaces; if full, use the day use area lot.

Timing & water

The trail is used all year.

Before you go

Northwest Forest Pass or America the Beautiful Pass required; day passes are sold at a drop box at the trailhead.

Visitor information
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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Hood River County, Oregon.

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