Explore Seven Stunning Waterfalls on the Seven Falls Hiking Tour at Silver Falls State Park
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable hiking 5 miles with elevation changes over uneven terrain.
Overview
Discover seven breathtaking waterfalls on a guided hike through Oregon’s Silver Falls State Park. Walk behind cascading waters, explore lush basalt canyons, and enjoy comfortable transportation from Portland on this unforgettable day trip.
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About This Adventure
Embark on a guided hiking adventure through Silver Falls State Park, Oregon's stunning natural gem. This 5-mile loop showcases seven breathtaking waterfalls, including the towering Double Falls. Experience the thrill of walking behind three cascades and immerse yourself in the park's rich geology and wildlife, all while enjoying comfortable transportation from Portland.
Embark on a guided hiking adventure through Silver Falls State Park, Oregon's stunning natural gem. This 5-mile loop showcases seven breathtaking waterfalls, including the towering Double Falls. Experience the thrill of walking behind three cascades and immerse yourself in the park's rich geology and wildlife, all while enjoying comfortable transportation from Portland.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy footwear
The trails near waterfalls can be slippery; hiking boots with good grip are highly recommended.
Bring layered clothing
Weather can change quickly in the canyon; dress in layers and pack a waterproof jacket especially in fall or winter.
Stay hydrated
Carry enough water for the 5-mile hike; even in cooler weather, hydration is important.
Use caution behind waterfalls
Walking behind certain falls means wet and rugged paths—move carefully to avoid slips.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black-tailed deer
- Varied songbird species
History
Silver Falls State Park was established in 1933 and is home to culturally significant sites relating to the Kalapuya people.
Conservation
The park actively manages trail maintenance and visitor impact to preserve the fragile basalt canyon ecosystem and surrounding forests.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Essential for navigating wet and uneven trail surfaces safely.
Waterproof jacket
Protects against mist and rain common in the canyon during cooler seasons.
fall specific
Water bottle
Keeps you hydrated throughout the moderately strenuous hike.
Camera or smartphone
Ideal for capturing the dramatic waterfalls and forest scenery.