I feel fortunate to live in such a beautiful region. When I first moved to Oregon, I often found my way out to the Columbia River Gorge and traveled the twisty, winding, Historic Columbia River Highway 30. I've sat with coffee watching many sunrises at Crown Point. In recent years, we've spent several weekend days hiking the trails and visiting the many waterfalls that dot that stretch of our gorgeous landscape. The Columbia River Gorge, to me, truly is a magical place.
So begins my journey with coloring pages. I can't think of a better place to start than with the magnificent Multnomah Falls. It's a beauty to observe from the ground level as a stop along the highway, but it's a whole different thing to hike a mile up the switchbacks to view the Columbia River and north into the state of Washington from the top of the falls. (Don't stop there. Your hike on the mountain has only begun.)
This coloring page is FREE for you to print and color at home or in the classroom. (Illustration is property of R.Goodwin/hoffeeandanuffin and may NOT be used for sale or reproduction.) For educational purposes, have students research and discuss:
Columbia River Gorge
Oregon History
Lewis and Clark
Logging
Benson Footbridge
Salmonberries (and other edible wild fruit)
Hiking and Trails
Hiking Safety
Columbia River Gorge
Oregon History
Lewis and Clark
Logging
Benson Footbridge
Salmonberries (and other edible wild fruit)
Hiking and Trails
Hiking Safety
To print this coloring page, click on the image to view the full page, then right-click on the image and "Save Image As" to your computer. I hope you enjoy coloring Multnomah Falls, Oregon. I would love to see your colored pages! Follow me on Facebook and tag #hoffeeandanuffincoloring @hoffeeandanuffin on Instagram.
