The trailhead is reached from exit 40 on I-84 in the Columbia River Gorge. This is about 35 miles east of Portland. Take exit 40, and go south. Just after the highway, the road forks. Right goes into the Yeon State Park / Wahclella Falls trailhead. There is a fee to park at the trailhead.

To Munra Falls (0.3 miles)
From the trailhead, follow the well used trail south into Tanner Creek. After 0.3 miles (5 minutes), the Lower Munra Falls comes in on the left and is quite pretty and striking. The bridge on the path way goes right up near the falls.

To Wahclella Falls (0.7 miles)
Continuing up from Munra, the trail climbs a litte, but never steeply. As it nears Wahclella, it splits. This split creates a loop, so either choice is fine, though I think going left offers the most dramatic view of the falls.

When it comes into view, the lower falls is about 20 m ( 66 ft. ), while a more hidden upper section is about 15 m ( 50 ft. ). This is a stunning place to have lunch and take in the scenery. I have not visited in the winter, but there is a third falls that is sometimes visible in the winter above the usual two that is actually higher than Wahclella.

Follow the loop around to the junction and the back to the trailhead.