![]() ![]() In 1938, Warren Falls was decidedly threatening to wash out the Columbia River Highway, so a tunnel was blasted through the adjacent cliff, and the creek was diverted through – creating Hole-In-the-Wall Falls. The trail continues on to Lancaster Falls, named for the Columbia River Highway’s designer and engineer, Samuel Lancaster. As it parallels I-84 you’ll enjoy a splendid view of the falls from an overlook and picnicking area. The hike to Hole-in-the-Wall Falls is a westward out-and-back hike or bicycle ride. This new section of Historic Highway State Trail boasts views of three waterfalls in 1.2 miles! While these falls have always been accessible to hikers now, for the first time, they are accessible from a paved, well-graded universal trail.
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