6 hour(s)
English
Included
See seven waterfalls on one hike
Walk behind three waterfalls, including South Falls and North Falls
Marvel at the parks tallest waterfall Double Falls
Experience most of Oregon’s famous Trail of Ten Falls
Hike through lush conifer forests and dramatic canyon walls
Comfortable van transportation to and from Portland
€ 123.7
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Discover the stunning beauty of Oregon’s Silver Falls State Park on this guided hiking tour, widely celebrated as the crown jewel of the state park system. The hike follows the scenic Winter Falls Loop, a route that offers some of the most rewarding views in the park. Along the way, you will encounter several magnificent waterfalls, including the tallest and most dramatic, Double Falls. The trail allows you to walk behind select waterfalls stand in lush canyon grottos and feel the refreshing mist on your face, creating a truly immersive natural experience. As the path winds from mixed conifer forests on the rim into the dramatic basalt-walled canyon below, you will witness the full range of Oregon’s diverse landscapes and the enchanting beauty of its waterfalls.
Our knowledgeable local guides enhance the journey with fascinating stories about the park’s geology history and wildlife, bringing each corner of the trail to life. They provide insights into the natural and cultural heritage of the area, making the hike both educational and entertaining. Comfortable transportation to and from Portland ensures a seamless experience, allowing you to relax and enjoy a full day exploring one of Oregon’s most iconic natural wonders without any logistical concerns. This tour offers an unforgettable way to connect with nature while learning about the region’s rich history and ecology.
Comfortable round trip transportation from Portland
Admission to Silver Falls State Park
Guided hike with local expert sharing insights
Seasonal drinks provided
Small group experience for a personal tour
Food drinks and shopping
Gratuities
Snacks
Water bottle
Jacket
Hiking shoes
Wear Comfortable clothes
Please arrive fifteen minutes before the star
Strollers or wheelchairs not accessible
This tour will have a maximum of fourteen travelers
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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We had the best family trip to Silver Falls State Park, and I can honestly say it’s such a fun, kid-friendly spot. The park is known for the famous Trail of Ten Falls, and seeing all ten waterfalls in one place feels pretty magical. We chose the South Falls section (there’s both a north and south side), and I’m really glad we did. The South side felt much more manageable for the kids — still adventurous, but not overwhelming. One thing I’d definitely recommend: wear tennis shoes or hiking shoes. We saw a few people trying to do the trail in flip-flops, and they were struggling once the path started climbing and turned into stairs. Some parts get steep, and good shoes make a big difference. Some hiking shoes or tennis shoes will do well. Make sure they have traction, if you want to do the longer trails. We stayed in one of the cabins, and they even have handicap-accessible options. Cabin #7 was perfect for us because it’s closest to the bathrooms and showers — which, trust me, matters a lot when someone has to go in the middle of the night and you don’t want to trek through the dark. Also, there are raccoons around, so make sure you lock up your food and anything scented. We went in June and had an amazing time, but if I did it again, I’d probably choose April or May. The cabin was a little warm at night — not a dealbreaker, just a personal preference. Overall, it was such a special trip. Waterfalls, fresh air, happy kids — we made the best memories there. 🌲
The hike is super fun to do. It’s got so much to see and it really doesn’t feel as long as it is. It’s really beautiful to go during most seasons, but would definitely wear some good shoes during the winter as there are some huge puddles. A raincoat too because the waterfalls can splash on you. In the summer you’ll see people go into some of the shallow waters and take a quick dip haha! One of my absolute favorite hikes! I’d recommend to go early to avoid crowds:)
Silver Falls State Park is absolutely stunning and such a perfect place to experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. There are a variety of trails to choose from—some easier and family-friendly, and others more challenging for experienced hikers. Since we had kids with us, we chose the easier waterfall trail, and it was perfect for our group. The scenery was breathtaking. The waterfalls, the lush greenery, and the peaceful atmosphere made the whole experience feel magical. We officially fell in love with the Pacific Northwest and all the incredible nature it has to offer. We visited in late December, bundled up well, and were completely comfortable, so don’t let cooler weather stop you from going. It’s beautiful any time of year. I highly recommend taking the time to see the waterfalls and really soak it all in. It’s a place we’ll definitely want to visit again!
Very pretty area, well-kept trails with lots of waterfalls on the same walk. This is a large area so familiarize yourself with the map/ mileage you want to do. The waterfalls can be experienced in several ways including under them. As you can tell from the other reviews, everyone is always trying to get the perfect picture so don't forget to bring your camera or smartphone. The gift shop has some of the cutest nature-oriented items around!
First time at the Silver Falls State Park and I'm definitely going back. This park is huge and filled with waterfalls. And the hiking paths are well defined and well maintained. You do pay for parking but once you start your hike you will understand why. Bring a water bottle I originally was going to hike 2 miles I ended up doing 6 miles. Totally worth it.
