Address: Happy Valley, OR 97015, USA
Phone: +15037424348
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Judson Clayto
Very nice paved, steep path down to a nice waterfall nearly 20’ tall. Excellent spot for a picnic. The north were chirping and the sound of the creek was very peaceful. It is located between a HS and a newer neighborhood. Saw less than 10 folks in the middle of a pleasant afternoon.
Laura Taylor
Lovely short, paved trail connecting a couple neighborhoods. Cool bridge in the center/valley where you can look at the falls and creek.
Vicky Molina
Hidden Falls for sure! Nice little spot tucked away in a newer neighborhood, calm paved downhill 30% grade, wide trail, good for moderate exercise, IG pics. There's a beautiful wooden bridge, 1 picnic table with a view, and nice tall trees to stretch your neck up towards. Dogs ok on leash, trash can and bags at the top of the trail. I like the new food carts on Sunnyside too, would've stopped beforehand to have a picnic. Next time! Neighborhood street parking
John Moore
Always a short, pretty hike in a semi-urban oasis. More and more houses are being built around the entrance (paved) path but the natural area makes you forget you’re in anything but a forest environment. The path is steep down to the falls but fairly short.
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Yes, there is one picnic table near the bridge at the top of the falls
The paved path gets you from the roads and parking areas down to the bridge and sitting area. To get down to the water, you have to go over/through the fence and down a steep cliff. There are a lot of signs telling you not to do this. If you really want to get down there, your best bet is to start at the trailhead on either Nightingale Ave. or Cherry Blossom Way. Those two paths connect to each other, but they also connect to the path that goes down to the bridge. Follow that steep path down. When it takes a hard left, stay on the right side and look down the cliff as you walk along the fence. You should see the spot that people use to go up and down. It's a steep dirt path with steps and handholds here and there. Stay safe if you choose to go down there. Slow and steady making sure each handhold and step is secure.
Its in a naborhood. So its street parking. I typically go in the evening and there is always parking at that time. At the top of the trail there is a school. Its like 162nd i think.
Yes they are and there is even a baggie dispenser....just in case you forget them in the car.
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