Eagle Creek Trail - Oregon USA | Stunning Footage

Join us on this amazing backpacking trip into the hills bordering the Columbia River Gorge! The Eagle Creek Trail is one of the best known Oregon state trails, renowned for its amazing waterfalls and moss-covered trees, as well as the crown jewel - Tunnel Falls. We bring it to you like never before seen!
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A fire was started here somewhere around Punchbowl Falls on September 2nd, 2017. Sad to see such beauty burn!
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[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Thank you all for the views, likes, and kind comments!!

[@zemi2750]

Man, look at you!.. we had a funny exchange in the comments 5 to 6 years ago on your: "How to make a Windsor knot" relating to me thinking it was a woman laughing in the end of the video..lol I Just bumped on to this, amazing work, no distinction from some DC series on TV.. This is basically a Pilot, just need some minimal voice input, and see you guys on a network in the future. Congratz! on destroying anyone else here on this category..lol

[@PepperJackAdventures]

Love this trail! Epic and adventurous. I’ve done it multiple times, plus Tanner Butte and Ruckel Creek that encompasses the drainage. Nice videography in this video. Good work!

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@hiddentreasures3038]

thank you budy! we like it and you nailed it

[@pherdzo9o]

Thansks broh ilove hikens las day comen back th half dom yosemite park co nice aventur mayb septiembre ho th oregon 🙏🌎😷

[@Teutonic-Twit]

This was as close as I'll ever get to this place, and I live in Oregon, but don't think the wheelchair will make it through there. Thanks for the dream...

[@krisb-travel]

anythings possible.... hopefully theres a solution one day for you to experience this.

[@tayyab1]

stay strong bro

[@denverdubois5835]

Someday there will be a way. Virtual reality if nothing else--for starters. I'm too afraid of heights to do a lot of these narrow paths. But watching this was a wonderful experience!

[@nightvisiongoggles]

@@denverdubois5835 I was about to say it, VR does bring up a lot of possibilities for people who may not be able to directly experience these wonderful places.

[@jacobmatthews16]

You should get an OMEO wheelchair! Limitless possibilities.

[@cmw7916]

God bless those who worked so hard to make and maintain these trails and every person who walks on them.☀️

[@aglance2369]

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[@IdRatherBeHiking]

@@aglance2369 begging doesn't work, if anything you should be asking for feedback on your channel and if they like it they'll subscribe

[@lukeyznaga7627]

Yes, C, let us not take for granted the people who created and maintained those trails. For it is because of them, that we can walk and hike and enjoy those trails!

[@ReturnError_]

Yeah thats what they do.

[@jasonshiflet2523]

Amen💪🏼♥️

[@Lunxrtejo]

I’ve never been so jealous, I prefer nature over city all day.

[@homerepairguy1902]

Sadly the city IS coming to nature and nature is hurting. Trash, crowds and farmed fish is consuming forests by the second. Do your part, stay in the city but please properly recycle, and use the earth to drink, but don't be thirsty. Thank you, Fin

[@Lunxrtejo]

Fin Huck Sad, but true.

[@shadowofwords2331]

Yup mother nature is always on my MILF list

[@Eza_yuta]

Oh, your internet connection is very good in the nature there, eh? You even able to watch KZbin.

[@anniep2837]

the pnw is beautiful! this was before the eagle creek fire though. that was one of the worst wildfires in oregon history. portland was blanketed with smoke and the sky was bright orange

[@IMHip2]

This was before the fire....i'm so grateful you captured this beautiful place. I hiked this trail a couple of weeks before the fire devastated the area. Been kicking myself daily for not taking photos on that hike. Thank you!

[@MAdi-1836]

Which place is which country? Please tell.

[@jasonproductions642]

@@MAdi-1836 this place is in Oregon, USA

[@robert9595]

And all because of a kid with fireworks.

[@DC-iv5vq]

So it doesn't look like this anymore? Was it completely destroyed? How bad was it? ☹️

[@Fares2012FA]

Is that Multnomah County?

[@GLOBETROTTER.Co.]

Beautiful, atmospheric and emotional. A place I've been decades ago. Thank you for taking me back to paradise.

[@kailomsdalen2900]

I am so proud to call Oregon home. This past summer as part of a conservation corps program I lived and worked near this trail for about month, reconstructing this trail and the trails around it and rebuilding trails that had been lost from fires. It is one of my favorite memories in my life so far. This area is absolutely stunning and I am so grateful to have had this opportunity and to have grown up in a state with such an abundance of natural beauty.

[@watson_skippy6746]

thansk for the hard work to restore the eagle creek, hope It will reopen soon

[@roberts1572]

Bless you!

[@davids.3725]

There's groups restoring the trails? I live here in Hood River, where can I sign up for next summer?

[@aglance2369]

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[@sandystone9162]

Thank you

[@antonrudenham3259]

You're so lucky to live in a country big enough to encompass just about every landscape known to man, parched desert, beautiful soothing green valleys, wide prairies, icy tundra, mountains and swamps. It must be heartening to know that all of it is just a few hours air travel away and you're still protected by the same country.

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

So true. Thankful every day!

[@themountainsandthesea4121]

And the beaches and ocean.

[@sakosanyama]

I'm Japanese. I watched your video as a beginner in mountain climbing. I don't understand English because I use a translator. I can't even read comments. I want to tell you. Thank you for the best view. I think mountain climbing is the best sport to connect with people all over the world.

[@ValdarVentureCo]

I hiked 5 miles up that trail and camped next to the stream around the time this video was made. It was an awesome time.

[@neilrosalina1998]

One of the best videos I've watched. No talking, great song, beautiful scenery. Thank you.

[@animalnannymom]

Wow. I’m going to watch this every night before bed to clear my mind of all the bad news.

[@aglance2369]

❤ Can you make a subscription to the channel , please

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

I've got more relaxation hiking content on my channel if you need it.

[@yoflo3002]

I grew up in Europe blessed with fantastic scenery, now I live in Western Australia which is flat and dull. Emotions just wash over me watching this video, unspeakable beauty and million dollar views.

[@alanfoix9911]

I worked for the USFS back in 1982 . I remember eagle creek. Peace and love people 😊🙏

[@clucas2033]

One of those long forgotten places, just remembered. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@styverdyver]

My wife and I hiked from the Eagle Creek park campsite to Wahtum Lake for an overnight stay on snow. This was early June of 1985. It remains one of our favorite memories of our cross-country trip in our pick up truck.

[@Phor0phor]

This makes me want to cry. I spent the summers of 2014-15 here.. what a blessing. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. every week until the trails became too thick with ice to safely traverse. I’ve seen so much magic here- the sense of hiraeth is strong. I am so grateful for the memories. One day, I hope to return.

[@cdc_9873]

Shame it got burned down

[@alisonlargin]

My 8 year old daughter said, "It's like Land Before Time (The Great Valley) in Oregon!" I love Oregon. Thank you for sharing such amazing footage!

[@dangerhillis1]

Growing up in the PNW and now currently living across the globe I can’t tell you how homesick this makes me. It nearly brought me to tears with how beautiful and amazing my home was. Thank you

[@escapetherace1943]

the only thing that sucks about the PNW are the people...... some of the worst people in the states live here.... weird, offish, most people really aren't "that" friendly here

[@mumvictoria2757]

Danger Hillis, I hear you about being homesick for the good old old PNW. I'm in that category also. I'm now landlocked in an area with next to no greenery or bodies of water , so I especially appreciate videos like this

[@dangerhillis1]

@@escapetherace1943 Well you know what they say: “Keep Portland Weird”

[@ashley5627]

I live 30 minutes from Eagle Creek Trail & had no idea!! So grateful for this video

[@ThePollaton]

Oregon is our favourite place to visit. Next time we will definitely be checking that out. 🥰

[@luuchoo93]

America’s nature is simply breathtaking

[@blazinpuffs]

Sometimes you just have to stop and appreciate the world around you. Glad KZbin let's us do that.

[@ytv31]

With 6,000+ Mountain Lions, 175 Wolves , 30,000 Bears Oregon is truly a treasure trove of marvelous American wildlife!

[@colinremmer2417]

What a beautiful trail to walk & not a person in sight. Solitude - wonderful

[@planetsparks7852]

I was so blessed to call Eagle Creek my home for two summers working for the Forest Service in the late 70's. I am still heartbroken over the fires. Thank you for this share. It is such a wonderful reminder of a bit of heaven on earth. Brought me to tears, but good ones.

[@susanguccione4330]

I found myself saying WOW! Thank you, I live in FL. Nothing like Oregon Beauty.

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Thank you! Glad to have you as a viewer. Please share the video with someone who needs to see it 🤝

[@kirouanemohamedamine7995]

Are you single

[@NasTimeAdventures]

You weren't kidding. Absolutely stunning. Imagine the stories this trail could tell. Thank you.

[@MarkS.V]

STUNNING DOESN'T DESCRIBE IT !!! THERE ARE NO WORDS. THANKS FOR SHARING. 😁😇

[@mustang331]

Everyone moved here because of videos like this and now you are hiking with a million people wherever you go. Thanks

[@2199SPUDMAN]

Ounce for ounce and pound for pound, one of the most beautiful hiking spots in the US. Hiked it many times. One of many treasures in Oregon's Columbia River Gorge.

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Couldn't agree more!

[@nicholasgrzych1008]

We won't see this area like that for a very long time, but it may rebound to a more spectacular sight. Ecosystems are resilient. Glad I had the privilege to see it in it's former glory. Beautiful

[@tovopro]

I did this hike back in 2013. Will never forget it. Punchbowl Falls was amazing. There was also an oasis complete with a grotto, mini waterfall, and pond along the way. I finally made it to the second waterfall which was much grander than Punchbowl with that tunnel going under. That was as far as I made it. I hope to return again one-day.

[@WiliantoMulti]

U have to pay for this ?

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

At 2:49 I was entranced by the “artwork” of leaves on logs!! Absolutely glorious vid. Having lost my ability to go for walks I love finding “walks” I CAN go on. Thank you for a great one. What an awesome world we are blessed with! And what awesomely poor caretakers we’ve been for it. Soon it will be too late to reverse the damage we’ve done and nature won’t be able to recover. Let’s all do without some “modern conveniences “ before we lose it all. ❤️🙏🏼

[@JacobRichardson]

The future is bright frens.

[@bradfordprophotography2816]

Highly artistic video; just great.

[@robertromero8692]

If you want to do without modern conveniences, that's your choice, but don't EVER try to dictate what others choose not to do without.

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

Robert Romero Mmm, so, you’d prefer to witness the destruction of our planet than live without a few “conveniences” is that right? Did I read your response correctly? Finally, as this is still America where each person has the right to say what we wish, I will always urge others to do the right thing. It should be clear to anyone over the age of 10 that our planet is in dire straights and the time to act is NOW, not in a decade or two. We must make changes now to correct things! But you stand up for whatever it is you believe in. We are still Americans and, as such, we are free to do (or not do) what we think best. Have a nice day and thank you for your comment. Take good care and be well. 😊

[@arthurg1425]

Inconsistency and reward, sadly replaced for consistency and convenience

[@fullStackInKannada]

Nature is always beautiful and making a journey towards it with all alone is much more beautiful.

[@wanderingsoul1189]

Thank you very much for giving us magical vibes.

[@ngspotts]

This video is so underrated. So beautiful.

[@johno2979]

I hiked that trail many times. You have done a brilliant job of capturing it for all to see its magnificent beauty.

[@johnbouwens2024]

Ahhhh home sweet home... Thats only 2 hours away from me good ol Columbia river gorge...

[@marklevitt5519]

The One who appreciate life will appreciate this too...Life is beautiful...just look around!

[@apurvagautam2517]

This is called real beauty........... I fall in love with this ... It was so adventurous and a stunning beauty fulfill with beautiful scenes... Amazing video 😊

[@ironhat2]

If we, as humans, did nothing other than preserved this place we call home, we would have maximized our potential accomplishments as a species. Thank you for sharing an amazing place.

[@wholeNwon]

More likely our species is just one more of those transients of which the planet will rid itself in order to restore balance. That might well be for the best. Pandemic anyone?

[@aglance2369]

❤ Can you make a subscription to the channel , please

[@ironhat2]

@ a glance. Consider it done.

[@bryanfarts822]

@@wholeNwon I'm all for keeping the environment as healthy as possible but what you wrote is pretty bad. God created Earth and the pandemic only exists in the media with positive tests being based using a PCR test in a incorrect manner. I hope you do a little more research into how the world works if you plan on helping it.

[@wholeNwon]

@@bryanfarts822 There are no such things as gods or Gods...never have been; never will be...and we've created thousands since our time in the caves. In fact, many of us never really left the caves. As to the relative merits of various lab tests, tell it to those in our hospitals gasping for breath. One of my docs is a pulmonary specialist and he's working day and night trying to keep these almost entirely unvaccinated people alive in our 1000 bed med. center. I told him that I think he's interfering with natural selection and both delta and effective/safe vaccines can speed up the process of weeding out those in the shallow end of the intellectual pool. But he doesn't see it that way. Like the good christians before me I say, "Deus Vult !"

[@CanoeingTheEdgeOfTheWorld]

I use to hike that trail in the early 1980's. It was beautiful then and it's still beautiful. There's something almost magical about the forest of Western Oregon. They look like something out of a medieval fairytale. Great video.

[@manishtaker8622]

Yeah

[@Pindexsf]

Stunning.

[@frankwoods4532]

I would love to spend time there. A buddy, my dog and me. This is Beautiful!

[@saginawdan]

The best video quality I've ever seen on KZbin - thanks.🌲❤🌲

[@lisamarie1280]

Aaaahhh...that was just what I needed. I've been working at a COVID drive thru testing site in Florida, in a parking lot, in 90+ degree weather. How I crave cool and shady forests and icy rivers. I felt like I was there. Maybe one day for real... thanks

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you! Please share the video with someone who should see it 🤝 and thank you for your work!

[@craigandsnowwadam4511]

@ Lisa Marie Thank you !! For what you do !! I’m 65 1/2 years old and live in Central Florida. It’s truly brutal here. But, I’ve got a NEW Hero and that’s you !! Stay safe! I’ll keep you in my prayers!

[@wethumbs2021]

Unfortunately the landscape along the trail has changed dramatically since the 2017 fire.

[@WanderingSoleTV]

Thank you for the work that you do Lisa!

[@kirouanemohamedamine7995]

Hi

[@jmsmckellar]

The people who gave a thumbs down for this video: "I hate seeing spectacular footage of nature, I absolutely cant stand it"

[@alananderson8619]

Hmmm, my guess it was the music as opposed to just hearing the sounds of nature. I see so many comments all across KZbin from more people complaining about the music. Music is overused in so many videos. But that's just my guess. Otherwise This is a beautiful video.

[@juniorakasuperman]

The video quality was spectacular but the music 🎶 just kill it for me if he would had use mother natures sounds of water animal insects it would had been much much better

[@ed-mh7zl]

@@juniorakasuperman that would be a different kind of video. This is more of a nature montage.

[@billbauer9795]

I agree, there is no excuse for replacing nature sounds with elevator music.

[@vanessak9735]

Or it may be that people don't like the fact that they are flying a drone in wilderness, which is highly illegal.

[@janicelgo4522]

The West Coast of North America is simply the most AMAZING place on earth. From Canada to Mexico, the best. In all ways. Our mountains ⛰, deserts 🏜, Pacific ocean 💙, beer, wine, food, agriculture, technology, entertainment, and on and on. Oregon is stunning.

[@hippyfrog]

💯♥️

[@erickvasquez594]

Guatemala has alot of beauty too!

[@alinice82]

Poverty with view that’s my experience with Oregon

[@nikolauseisler6860]

I wouldn't use superlatives so easily (:

[@angelaalmeida2734]

Janice LGo I agree! I live in British Columbia, Canada and there is no place I rather be...

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

I wish I was there with all my heart. Thanks for posting.

[@early_friday]

Amazing trail.. Thanks for taking us with you...

[@rachelmitcheson5460]

I am so grateful you recorded this before the fire. I hope for a quick recovery. My wish is hike this trail again.

[@stevehutchesson1321]

This is really great footage, a magnificent site and the trail is not for the faint of heart.

[@KBWKBW-uu4is]

Dangerous and beautifulness are side by side. I have fetched scenes in eyes. Pakistan

[@𥅛]

Absolutely stunning, thank you for capturing this beautiful masterpiece.

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@FKRGS]

Oregon is underated! Been there twice. Beautiful beautiful state

[@FernAndoRelax69]

Beautiful Location and amazing footage, very inspirational, there is so much to learn from you.

[@yayasorensen4351]

I wish it still looked this beautiful. The fire was so sad.

[@darlaBdarla]

Beautiful beyond words. Thank you for sharing!

[@petergraham8681]

The Eagle Creek Trail is a part of the Pacific Coast Trail, & includes a short cut tunnel though a rock formation & the amazing Devil‘s Punchbowl both seen on this video. It extends all the way to Wahtum lake (about 12-13 miles from where it begins at Eagle Creek Campground near Bonneville Dam). I have experienced this trail from Boy Scouts into my summer trail servicing with the Forest Service while in college. There are (or were) several parts of the trail that at the time I knew it were only about between 2 & 3 feet wide with a sheer drop of a couple hundred feet to the creek below. Hand rails against the corresponding rock face were welcome but most of the trail was not dangerous & appears as seen on this video. It’s been nearly 30 years since I was last on this trail but, judging by the video above, it still seems in pretty good shape. The elevation gain is gradual so the trail is not particularly strenuous. Just be careful with what I mentioned earlier.

[@ThePlanbfan11]

3 yrs ago it caught on fire cause some kid blew some fireworks

[@mariatheresacudia2388]

Peter Graham Highly interesting

[@bhaveshsharma8422]

is it natural or man-made??

[@hippyfrog]

This trail may never open again!

[@dominicidecorvus]

The Devil's punchbowl is on the coast, south of Lincoln city.

[@LordHeadcheez]

It's things like this that are why I love Oregon, despite the rough last few years it has been through.

[@faithfilledup3648]

Beautiful ❤️ Thank you GOD bless you for sharing

[@SoGodDamnLonly]

I couldn’t imagine how beautiful is the nature in Oregon! Amazing video

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

It really is!

[@Hai24000]

Yes its beautiful here!

[@ravelation]

I've had the great pleasure of completing this hike twice. But the cinematography in this video offered something unique and majestic. Great work, guys. This is outstanding. Blessings, Mike

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

+Michael Vogel thank you!

[@NoneOfTheAbove123]

It gives me the feel of The Revenant and Skyrim combined, so soothing yet raw and untouched.

[@aglance2369]

❤ Can you make a subscription to the channel , please

[@leiivakaloloma2546]

America is blessed with a beautiful country

[@benhavens9682]

I love the majestic vibe of this video

[@deardeer7439]

Every country has it's magic, lucky those in that trail.

[@aglance2369]

❤ Can you make a subscription to the channel , please

[@minimalis2432]

This is absolutely epic and gave me the chills

[@AMx39]

Oh man i remember this trail like it was yesterday. So beautiful.

[@jameswatson5405]

You walked this trail. Awesome

[@AMx39]

@@jameswatson5405 yes sir, it’s one of the most beautiful I’ve been on. My wife n I traveled here from Arizona, I was astonished at the amount of “green” and water there. I really enjoyed the big bowl further down the river. The people weren’t as friendly as I am accustomed to ( Tucson AZ) but the trail was sure a sight to see and walk

[@offbeat7243]

Overwhelming.. beautiful as! Amazing job guys! 👍

[@relaxingblog]

beautiful scene perfectly combined with great music wonderful sharing have an amazing

[@boyohio1980]

ok ok I just had a bad day. This was sooo soothing and like other world im sooo jealous sooo awesome. Thanks for the great video

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Awesome to relieve you today 👍

[@1111122234]

@@ReviewOutdoorGear Is Eagle Creek trail still closed?

[@cherigreen4471]

Every vista is stunning! Great photography and loved the music too!

[@denniscliff2071]

I hiked that trail over 35 years ago. This is just one example of the raw beauty of Oregon and Washington Cascade mountain trails. I would love to find out the history of that tunnel in the rock behind the waterfall.

[@1975ksp]

one of the best hiking video

[@farhanaahmad4148]

Beautiful Oregon. Thanks for sharing.

[@fallguy4209]

One of the most beautiful states

[@Pork_Knuckle]

I was born on Eagle creek fish hatchery. I use to run this trail to the lake 8-10 a year. beautiful trail.

[@kirouanemohamedamine7995]

Hey

[@csmstreeter]

God's beautiful creations. How the Native Americans must have loved and honored this place when they were there. I can not even imagine the respect for nature they had. Thank God it has been preserved.

[@adventurecoalition3690]

4+ minutes of visual pleasure, thanks for sharing.

[@hitts8928]

This video some how gives you some inner peace

[@jcam783]

Praise be to God for the beauty of this place , beautifully recorded ...

[@wild_childofthe80s]

I have always had an inner yearning to visit Oregon and this has exacerbated that!! Breathtaking ♡ xox

[@anushanaskar]

Just one word - Breathtaking !

[@IbnuMundir3008]

Beautiful landscape and waterfall

[@luisv7117]

Thank you for uploading I am a hiker too and love nature, thank you for not playing stupid loud music, the music is perfect for the landscape...beautiful up there

[@kevansavage3058]

During our high school years jumping into Punchbowl was one our favorite thrills of the summer.

[@soolehr7167]

The people who gave a thumbs down for this video: "I hate seeing spectacular footage of nature, I absolutely cant stand it"

[@davids.3725]

I was able to hike up to Wahtum lake before the fire shut down the trail...the side trail leading to where you jump has a sign up saying it's a $300 fine if you jump and they cut a bunch of big branches to somewhat block off the path leading to the jump spot....I'm glad I jumped years ago before tourist ruined my favorite cliff jumping spot.

[@benjaminifraimov5190]

This was one of the nicest places I have ever seen!

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ungrateful-66]

THANKS SO MUCH for posting this! I’ve only ever visited San Francisco’s REDWOOD FORESTS, from South Florida, where I live, but I’ve been wanting to visit the rainforests of the Pacific Northwest for a long time. Beautiful.

[@williemyself]

Wow so lush and green!!

[@felicial6641]

This is why I love Oregon!

[@danilolanzas1]

I’m watching it for the second time! It’s awesome

[@ReviewOutdoorGear]

Wow! Thanks!

[@dakota5176]

Beautiful, thanks for taking me outside my apt for a few minutes during this pandemic ❤️

[@creativemetalworker]

I have hiked this trail often since the 70s, few hikes compare.

[@athiherobert2843]

So it does truly exist...too good to be true .. unbelievable!!!❤️ Cinematography ..OP👍

[@cintiapollock2486]

Home never looked soo good seeing videos like this make me miss it all the more!

[@cintiapollock2486]

since the fire it does not look quite the same : (

[@learningtobeme5195]

Hard to believe this was just a few months before the massive fire.

[@aglance2369]

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[@sonson5486]

@@aglance2369 gumgum

[@AmethystDreaming]

OMG. Wishing I was there right now, thank you.

[@SamwiseOutdoors]

That's some incredible footage, thank you for sharing this!

[@serzi50]

so beautiful and enchanting. great filming that do right to the magnificent nature.