SF01: Beginning/End
Location: 44.8809121, -122.6572667
Start in parking lot "F" to avoid a lot of the crowd in the main lot. Take the trail at the head of the lot to the left and follow it down to the South falls viewpoint. From there proceed down the stairs and behind the falls.
SF02: South Falls
Location: 44.8788265, -122.6592554
This 177-foot waterfall can be seen from several points along the canyon rim. Take the trail behind the falls and down to the creek below.
SF03
Location: 44.8799276, -122.660315
Continue on past the bridge staying on the left side of the creek. Crossing the bridge leads back out of the Canyon
SF04: Lower South Falls
Location: 44.8856936, -122.6622705
The trail drops down 185 steps and continues behind the 93-foot curtain of rushing water.
SF05
Location: 44.8877422, -122.6620692
Continue on straight. The trail to the right is the Maple ridge trail which leads back to South falls.
SF06: Lower North Falls
Location: 44.8919447, -122.6466184
A 30ft cascade. Don't miss the short side trail to the left which leads to double falls.
SF07: Double Falls
Location: 44.8923636, -122.645285
Although a double drop,
at 178 feet, this is the largest
in the park.
SF08: Drake Falls
Location: 44.889973, -122.6459892
Drake Falls, at 27 feet, is the smallest of the Silver Creek Canyon falls. It is named for Silverton photographer June Drake, whose photos of the falls brought prominence to the area.
SF09: Middle North Falls
Location: 44.8892688, -122.6428492
Middle North Falls is a wall of water dropping 106 feet. A short, separate trail leads you behind this waterfall.
SF10
Location: 44.8887152, -122.6411319
Continue straight past the bridge. Winter trail to the right will take you to the base of winter falls before climbing out of the canyon to the rim trail. This route can be used to shorten the loop, but will bypass twin falls and the two north falls.
SF11: Twin Falls
Location: 44.8855418, -122.6371375
31 ft formed by waters tumbling over protruding rocks and splitting into two cascades.
SF12: North Falls
Location: 44.8846185, -122.6225992
136 feet of thunderous beauty. The trail drops down 77 steps and goes beneath the creek and behind the waterfall through a cavernous cutout of rock.
SF13
Location: 44.8839718, -122.6207042
Junction of Canyon trail and Rim trail. Take the 1/4 mile trail to the left under the highway to Upper North falls.
SF14: Uper North Falls
Location: 44.8834045, -122.6156328
This 65-foot cascade plunges into a quiet pool. Perhaps the most overlooked falls on the trail, it is a cool and pleasant place.
SF15: Winter Falls
Location: 44.8844828, -122.6399946
This 134-foot waterfall relies on winter runoff and is at its best in winter, spring and early summer. If you're feeling up to it a trail leads down to the base for better views.
South Falls
Location: 44.8795666, -122.6602831
View looking back at South Falls
Lower South Falls
Location: 44.8858071, -122.6621835
Lower North Falls
Location: 44.8923167, -122.6473834
Middle North Falls
Location: 44.8898866, -122.6439983
Double Falls
Location: 44.8923235, -122.6453508
Drake Falls
Location: 44.8896958, -122.6461859
North Falls
Location: 44.8849393, -122.622809
Twin Falls
Location: 44.8857982, -122.6370066
Upper North Falls
Location: 44.883095, -122.6159167
Ridge Trail Viewpoint
Location: 44.8837664, -122.6266344
Looking back towards North Falls from the ridge trail
Ridge Trail
Location: 44.8842797, -122.6408616
Looking over the ledge to the trail at the base of Winter Falls
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