Parco statale di Silver Falls - , Oregon

Bruno Conti Rossini

Una bellissima esperienza , una passeggiata in una zona ombroa e fraesca nonostante l'estate torrida, seguendo il corso di un torrente che ha scavato nel basalto e nel tufo un piccolo canyon con delle meravigliose cascate. Molto molto bello ed interessante per la gente a cui interessano le scienze naturali. Gita ideale per famiglie, poco impegnativa e senza pericoli rilevanti.

ANARIGEL GARCIA

Bellisimo

Annalisa Dei

Abbiamo visitato 3 delle 10 cascate e non erano niente di che. Piuttosto deludente. In questa zona bruciano i campi cospargendoli di olio quindi durante il trail c'era puzzo di fumo ed è un vero peccato perché non si sentiva per niente l'odore di bosco che altrimenti si sarebbe sentito. Delusione...

Scott Mazariegos

One of our favorite hiking places on the West Side of the state. Been going here for over 40 years. We’ve introduced it to our kids like my parents did back in the day. See 1, 3 or more falls depending on how fit you want to hike. Well maintained trails, main ones no dogs are allowed and a sweet remodeled lodge with a small snack and beverage spot.

Steven Mejia

Beautiful state park for a low price of $5 for parking. Did the trail of 10 falls and it wasn’t busy or packed on a Friday afternoon in late November. Would definitely recommend to doing the loop as it’s not difficult.

Kay Salera Photography

Fantastic hike to visit 10 waterfalls.
We started from the North Fall, and took Canyon Trail til the South fall, and walked on Rim Trail to go to Winter Fall to connect back to Canyon Trail. I finished with the Upper North Falls at the end.

I personally liked starting from North Falls and come back to North Falls because it is absolutely my favorite falls of all, with the great panoramic view of the fall and the first from the huge opening of the cave, and the strongest feel of the waterfall there. 4 of the waterfalls can be walked behind the waterfalls. One of them was kind of off the side so don’t miss it! We went on a Tuesday so it wasn’t crowded at all. Since it was in Nov, we got rained on lightly here and there but it wasn’t too bad. Good that we had rain jackets and I had a waterproof backpack cover for my camera bag.

The hike isn’t difficult at all. The trails are well maintained and with proper hiking shoes, no slippery or scary parts at all. It was very pleasant walk, and we finished the whole thing around 4 hours, including photo/video taking time and stopping at the gift shop near the South Falls. The gift shop has cute selections of souvenirs and I purchased a few things from there. The staff member there was very friendly and helpful for the direction, since the signs to go to Rim Trail from the Circle was a bit confusing to me.

By the way, I preferred Canyon Trail over Rim Trail since Rim Trail was right next to the road and can hear cars passing. Canyon trail is very tranquil and I loved being lost in nature. Glad we took most of our way on Canyon Trail.

I’d recommend this trails to anyone who loves nature and waterfalls. The falls are majestic, especially the North, South, Middle North and Lower South (the 4 falls you can walk behind).

Shelle Wood

Fantastic hike with some really pretty waterfalls! We had planned to do a shorter hike but ended up doing the Canyon Trail and Rim Trail to see all but 1 of the waterfalls. Trail was in great shape and other hikers were courteous and friendly.

Ben Kirkpatrick

Always love hiking this area! I recommend parking in the South Falls visitor area and following the marked trail signs along the route. If you go in the fall, you’ll see some amazing foliage and fall colors. You really can’t beat it!