Salt Creek Falls
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"In the winter, the gates are locked, and you must walk in to visit the falls. Prep with good footwear and a warm coat. The mist from the falls can coat surfaces in ice. A day area the shares the turn off provides a steep sledding hill. Bathrooms are at both the falls and the day area, though the falls’ bathrooms are closed in the winter. In the summer, Salt Creek Falls is a wonderful area to hike, picnic on their benches, and stretch legs if traveling over the Willamette Pass on Hwy 58. Two hikes start at the parking lot, a 3.4-mile loop, and a 6-mile loop."
@sbsulliv2000
"https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon/salt-creek-falls-trail https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon/diamond-creek-falls-trail--2"
@bbirdbrown
"See pocket Flipboard article "
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"Salt Creek Falls Trail #3673 At 286 feet, Salt Creek Falls is the second highest waterfall in Oregon and a popular stop for Hwy 58 travelers. After viewing the interpretive exhibits at the Salt Creek Falls Observation Site, the viewing platform is approximately 50 yards down the trail. To the right of the viewing platform, a more difficult spur trail takes off. The pavement ends at the top of the stairway, where the trail drops steeply into the canyon, ending near the base of this magnificent waterfall. To the left of the viewing platform, the trail continues to loop around offering a short hike back to the parking lot (50 yards) or a somewhat longer hike (250 yards) following the Salt Creek through the picnic area. For a longer hike, take the bridge from the picnic area across Salt Creek to the Diamond Creek Falls Loop Trail. This 3.2 mile (5.1499 km) loop trail skirts the rims of the Salt Creek and Diamond Creek Canyons."
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