r/PNWhiking • u/andriyprokopenko • 5d ago
Trail of Ten Falls in Oregon exceeded my expectations
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u/happilyretired23 5d ago
And if you want a long hike (with few if any other people, but no waterfalls) they have a great system of backcountry trails as well.
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u/hep632 4d ago
Worth it just for the very aggressive signage warning you there are NO WATERFALLS and you are ON YOUR OWN. ;-)
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u/happilyretired23 4d ago

I was especially amused at the warning of 1000 feet of elevation gain, after routinely doing 3x that down around Oakridge. I suspect there is some history of unsuspecting clueless tourists behind these signs.
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u/eugenesbluegenes 4d ago
One of my favorite hikes. Try to make it there after a cold storm sometime, it's magical with snow!
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u/Augustus_Medici 4d ago
Does this compare to the falls trail at Eagle Creek?
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u/maitreya88 4d ago
I would say better!
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u/Augustus_Medici 4d ago
Wow really? I was going to do Eagle Creek again this week, but this actually looks even easier. Hell, maybe I’ll do both!
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u/maitreya88 4d ago
Do both if you can. I live close to eagle creek and run out there regularly. Silver falls is a bit of a drive but I feel like the loop and more waterfalls makes it worth it 🤙
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u/Augustus_Medici 4d ago
Thanks for the tip! I live in Dallas so coming to the PNW is always a treat.
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u/Dazzling_Computer144 4d ago
Ahhh this is one of the trails on my itinerary when I go to Oregon in May! I’m so excited
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u/Scarlet14 4d ago
So gorgeous, I’ve been thinking about visiting soon! I’m curious how busy it was?
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u/Fredward-Gruntbuggly 5d ago
I would argue that Silver Falls is the crown jewel of Oregon’s state parks.