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Bridal Veil Falls

📍 Corbett, OR🥾 0.6 mi round trip · easy🎟 Day-use parking permit required (purchase on site)

A short, easy walk to a two-tiered waterfall, but you'll need to purchase a day-use permit on site.

Getting there

easy0.6 mi round trip

Day-use parking permit required (purchase on site)

Our take

Bridal Veil Falls is a two-tiered waterfall accessible via a 0.6-mile easy trail. Day-use parking requires a permit purchased on site—no advance reservation available. The trail was scheduled for a construction closure beginning Sept. 1, 2026, so confirm status before visiting.

This is an ideal outing for travelers who want a quick detour without a long hike commitment. The two tiers create a picturesque composition, especially when water flow is robust during wet months.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

No season-specific closures noted beyond a construction closure scheduled for Sept. 1, 2026. Visit during dry weather for the best viewing.

How long to budget

under 30 minutes

Who it suits

Good for

  • a quick roadside stop
  • an easy walk with family
  • a short detour in the Gorge

Skip it if

you can't plan around the Sept. 1 construction closure mentioned on the state park page.

Common questions

Is there a fee to visit Bridal Veil Falls?

Day-use parking permit required (purchase on site)

How do I get to Bridal Veil Falls?

Via a 0.6-mile round-trip trail rated easy by the managing agency.

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Quick facts

HeightNot published
Trail0.6 mi round trip
Difficultyeasy
Fee / permitDay-use parking permit required (purchase on site)
Managing agencyOregon State Parks — Bridal Veil Falls State Scenic Viewpoint
DogsNot published
SwimmingNot published
ADA accessNot published
CountyMultnomah
RegionOregon Cascades
Official pageView source ↗

Source

stateparks.oregon.gov

Oregon State Parks official park profile, checked Aug 2026; note trail was scheduled for a construction closure 9/1/26 per the same page

Checked August 2026.