Ebike Multnomah Falls
$50+Self-guided e-bike rentals along the Historic Columbia River Highway past Multnomah Falls and other Gorge waterfalls.

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Bonneville Lock and Dam is an attraction in Cascade Locks, OR, part of the Portland, Oregon guide. Cost: free.
Exit 40, I-84 · Cascade Locks, OR
Bonneville Lock and Dam is a hydroelectric dam on the Columbia River operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, located in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area about 40 miles east of Portland. The site has two free visitor centers, the Bradford Island Visitor Center in Cascade Locks, Oregon and the Washington Shore Visitor Complex near North Bonneville, both with exhibits on dam construction, regional history and salmon life cycles. Visitors can watch migrating fish through underwater viewing windows at the fish ladders and see salmon and sturgeon at an adjoining fish hatchery.
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Self-guided e-bike rentals along the Historic Columbia River Highway past Multnomah Falls and other Gorge waterfalls.
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