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Historic of Register National the in listed fee collection stations located throughout the park. park. the throughout located stations collection fee e e k r e C e 214 walk behind North Falls. These formed when when formed These Falls. North behind walk r To Salem To d r C a inals. The lodge and 10 surrounding acres are are acres surrounding 10 and lodge The inals. w r the symbol on the park map in this guide for for guide this in map park the on symbol the o e H v l i the many tree “chimneys,” or casts while you you while casts or “chimneys,” tree many the S k r - orig the among are today lodge the inside tables Camp year day-use passes also are available. Look for for Look available. are also passes day-use year o F Viewpoint h t Youth u of the falls. Look up and see if you can spot spot can you if see and up Look falls. the of o S chairs built from only two myrtle trees. The The trees. myrtle two only from built chairs CAMPGROUND and the North Falls trailhead. 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Purchase Purchase year-round. required are permits Day-use alls aterf W Group Camp Group North Falls North Historic South Falls Lodge Falls South Historic Geology of the Falls the of Geology Day-Use Fees Day-Use H u k l l t C e r e e e r k C r e v l i S To Silverton To 214 swimming area. area. swimming Campground & Center Loop To Conference To Cabin To Salem To for relaxing. Or, enjoy a swim in Silver Creek along a developed (but unsupervised) unsupervised) (but developed a along Creek Silver in swim a enjoy Or, relaxing. for To Ranches and Youth Camp Youth and Ranches To Y ONL T EXI The spacious lawns and picnic shelters at the South Falls day-use area are perfect perfect are area day-use Falls South the at shelters picnic and lawns spacious The TH BOO TION REGISTRA 214 bear, coyotes and mountain lions (cougars) live in remote park areas. areas. park remote in live (cougars) lions mountain and coyotes bear, OFFICE ARK P Area Y ONL Day-Use swordfern. Pacific blacktail deer thrive in the lush, temperate rainforest. Black Black rainforest. temperate lush, the in thrive deer blacktail Pacific swordfern. ENTRANCE p Cam Youth and To Ranches, Conference Center, Conference Ranches, ARD Y MAINTENANCE Campground through Douglas-fir and western hemlock flanked by Oregon grape, salal and and salal grape, Oregon by flanked hemlock western and Douglas-fir through To Silverton To ENTRANCE mountain bike on more than 25 miles of multi-use trails. Park trails wind wind trails Park trails. multi-use of miles 25 than more on bike mountain 5 I- YTON STA Take a stroll on the paved four-mile bike path, or ride your horse, hike or or hike horse, your ride or path, bike four-mile paved the on stroll a Take oit Detr To Guide Trail 22 Building Capitol 214 of Silver Creek. Silver of State State Park State Silver Falls Silver S SALEM 22 and under some of the stunning waterfalls of the north and south forks forks south and north the of waterfalls stunning the of some under and 214 hikers and photographers. The eight-mile hiking trail passes by by passes trail hiking eight-mile The photographers. and hikers 213 The park’s most famous feature, The Trail of Ten Falls, thrills thrills Falls, Ten of Trail The feature, famous most park’s The 1 2 2°40’0 " W 1 2 2°39’3 0 "W 122°39’0 " W 1 2 2°38’30"W 1 2 2°38’0"W Park 1 2 2°37State ’30"W 1 2 2°37’0"W SILVERTON ilver Falls offers more than 9,000 acres of spectacular scenery. scenery. spectacular of acres 9,000 than more offers Falls ilver N 2100 0" 4’ Park Phone: (503) 873-8681 873-8681 (503) Phone: Park 31 x °5 Falls Silver 44 Welcome to Silver Falls Silver to Welcome N 0" 4’ °5 44 Silver Falls State Park State Falls Silver 214 160 0 1400 1 2 1700 SOUTH FALLS LOWER 177ft. SOUTH 1400 1200 This 177-foot waterfall FALLS Trail of Ten1300 Falls Double 93 ft. 1200 can be seen from several Falls 16 points along the canyon 0 About one 1 1 00 0 "N 30 3’ °5 rk 44 4 rim. Walk behind the mile down i l Fo 3 r a Lower falls and experience its the trail T "N n 30 o 3’ n y °5 C a North mystical beauty. is Lower 44 Falls 11 Drake A loop trail leads to a South 00 1 200 Falls 1000 rth Tr ails Restroom footbridge. Falls. The No 5 Wa lkway / Sidewalk ADA Restroom trail drops 0 100 1300 Trail - Paved / Hard Surface; 9, 7, Hike Middle DRAKE FALLS Va ult Toilet 6 Si North Falls down 185 steps and continues behind North 5 27 ft. Bike Path lv Group Camp a 93-foot curtain of rushing water. LOWER NORTH DOUBLE FALLS Trailhead Falls 0 e 130 r W 3 4 178ft. Trail - Unpaved / Loose Surface 0 30 ft. 0 FALLS Stairs 14 Drake Falls, at 27 feet, is the Roads & Parking i 3 n Take a 1 /10 mile hike from A short trail near the foot-bridge SOUTH Trail Intersections 1500 smallest of the Silver Creek Lower TrTrailsails Public Roads & Parking (Paved) ReRestrostomroom t e Lower South Falls to Lower over Hullt Creek leads to Double Canyon falls. It is named for 150 South r M 0 Public Roads & Parking (Unpaved) WaWalkwlkayway / S /ide Sidewawalk lk1400 1500 ADA Restroom 14 ADA Restroom T FALLS Falls a North Falls, which forms a 16 0 Falls. Although a double drop, Silverton photographer June 0 0 r 13 p 0 Twin Day-Use Area 2 Contours 00 TraiTrlai - lP -aved Paved / Ha / Hard rdSu Surfacrface; e;9, 9,7, 7,Hi keHike a 30-foot drop in the north fork of l at 178 feet, this is the largest VaVaultul Ttoil Toiletet Falls C Drake, whose photos of the falls e Cree 100 foot intervals i a l 1300 n y Silver Creek. in the park. 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