Multnomah Falls' timed use permits return for summer

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Timed use permits are reinstated for drivers heading to Multnomah Falls this summer, a measure designed to ease parking issues during peak tourist season. The permits will help manage visitor flow and promote sustainable transportation methods such as public transit. Local officials encourage the use of services like the Gorge Express, which provides convenient access to the falls without the need for a car. This initiative is crucial for balancing tourism with environmental conservation, ensuring that the iconic site remains accessible and enjoyable for all. The program responds to increased visitation in recent years, which has strained local resources.

By implementing these permits, authorities aim to enhance the visitor experience while protecting the natural landscape. The initiative reflects a growing trend in outdoor recreation management across popular destinations. Local businesses are expected to benefit from increased foot traffic as visitors explore the area without relying solely on vehicles.

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