You’ll Be Surrounded By Vibrant Fall Foliage When You Dine At Multnomah Falls Lodge In Oregon
Leaf-peepers be alert – the fall foliage is taking off all over the Beaver State! If you look forward to this time of year like we do, then you love to surround yourself with the vibrant colors of autumn leaves before they’re gone for the year. One of our most iconic restaurants is known for its beauty year-round, and during fall months it really pops with color. Check out the foliage at Multnomah Falls Lodge this autumn:
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Built in 1925, the Multnomah Falls Lodge is one of Oregon's most iconic restaurants, and it's even more stunning when surrounded by the rich hues of autumn.
To enjoy stunning views of the foliage ask to sit in the Atrium Room. With its wall and ceiling full of windows, you'll be able to appreciate the natural beauty while you dine.
The dinner menu is full of delicious entrees, and the salmon is particularly tasty here. Choose the wild salmon and rice, smoked salmon linguine, or salmon fish and chips - it's all delicious.
If you're not a fan of seafood, no worries. You'll also find an array of other delicious entrees like a juicy ribeye steak, prime rib, chicken, or vegetarian Moroccan stew.
It goes without saying that you'll want to get a closer look at Multnomah Falls. Take a simple stroll to the viewpoint, or take the journey up to Benson Bridge for an even better vantage point. The 611-foot-tall waterfall is impressive, and even more picturesque when it's surrounded by fall foliage.
Check out the Multnomah Falls Lodge website for more information, and to see what’s on the menu right now. You’ll also want to follow the lodge’s Facebook page so you can see gorgeous photos year-round.
Writer, editor and researcher with a passion for exploring new places. Catherine loves local bookstores, independent films, and spending time with her family, including Gus the golden retriever, who is a very good boy.
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