This 7-mile Hike in Oregon Takes You to 10 Waterfalls
"An emerald temperate rainforest about 90 minutes from Portland, this park is defined by centuries-old Douglas firs draped in moss, gargantuan ferns, and a series of dramatic cascades. Its primary draw is a collection of ten distinct waterfalls clustered along miles of well-maintained trails, with visitor amenities at the South Falls District trailhead including a café, nature store and restrooms. The woods feel quintessentially Pacific Northwest—lush, misty and enchanting—and offer options for all abilities, from short accessible viewpoints to longer, immersive hikes." - Margot Bigg Margot Bigg Margot Bigg is a travel writer and editor who has spent most of her adult life traveling and living overseas. Her favorite topics include India travel, experiential travel, wellness, hotels, and the arts. When not on the road, Margot enjoys studying languages, discovering new music, taking pictures of random cats, and planning her next adventures. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
