Foster Falls was the last waterfall we saw on our Appalachians 2012 trip, and it was a fine way to cap it off! Even though the Foster Falls Wild Area is better known to climbers looking for a…

Lower South Falls surprised us as it was every bit as attractive as its more famous upper counterpart. This one featured a classically rectangular shape as it dropped 93ft but its wide…

Upper North Falls is a pretty compact but rectangular-shaped 50ft waterfall. You can get here by parking at the northern car park and then walking over then under the footbridge…

Middle North Falls took us by surprise as we had expected more dinky waterfalls in the central region of Silver Falls State Park. Instead, this impressive 106ft waterfall…

Lower North Falls is probably the least scenic of all the waterfalls bearing the name “North Falls” in Silver Falls State Park. This one slides at a height of around 30ft with lots…

Winter Falls plunges audibly when it’s flowing beneath the Rim Trail portion of the Trail of Ten Falls. It has a dedicated car park for those (like us) who want to start hiking…

Twin Falls is yet another one of those unimaginatively-named waterfalls in Silver Falls State Park. This one is short (probably 20-25ft or less), but it’s split in the middle by a…

Drake Falls is a pretty diminutive 27ft falls requiring the use of an overlooking viewing deck protruding from the cliff to get a view of it. You can find this one about 0.2 miles…

When it flows, Double Falls is a surprisingly graceful waterfall that (true to its name) falls one top of another. The upper tier falls in profile to the observer on the…

Despite its rather unimaginative name, South Falls was probably the one waterfall in Silver Falls State Park that seemed to us to have the most notoriety amongst the park’s ten main waterfalls…

North Falls is perhaps the second most popular waterfall in Silver Falls State Park primarily because of how relatively easy it is to access. This one exhibited a more or less…