Trail of Ten Falls

Love this hike. It’s gorgeous. It’s wet and muddy, but trail
Is in great shape. It’s obviously busy at the main trailheads (north and south falls).. but after you hike away from the main spots it’s a perfect balance of passing other hikers and solitude. Perfect for solo hikers.

Wow! All the falls on this trail were amazing! I went 2 weeks ago. A bit icy, but definitely worth it! Bring spikes for your shoes. While you are exploring the temperatures are dropping, so cool! Mossy rainforest, icy, slushy, and misty. Beautiful. For intermediate hikers who like a challenge!

If you’re a beginner like me, you’ll definitely be sore from this one. You’ll also get some beautiful photos! It’s currently slippery in spots and muddy in other spots, so wear shoes you don’t mind getting dirty. Also, you may want a hiking pole or two. Loved it!

Cut a little short, might resemble another route, great day for an outing. Lots of maintenance to help with the upcoming months. Love this place, seems to be an annual event the last couple of years.

This hike is a must! Some areas were a little slippery from ice, thankfully they did have some fencing up in those areas that made it easy to hold onto and scale along the edges. Full parking lot but everyone was nicely dispersed along the trail. So worth it! Can’t wait to come back when the ice meltsn

Such a rewarding day hike!! The trail is easily accomplished in a day (pack a small lunch and plenty of water) but has a huge payoff! It seems like around every corner, there is a new waterfall. These waterfalls are massive and breathtaking. If you get within 30 feet of them, you can feel the intensity of the water. This trail isn’t difficult and has moderate elevation gains. The trail is very well maintained. When I visited the falls in the summer, there were hardly any people on the trail. I was astonished. This hike is truly unique. It isn’t particularly strenuous, but features gorgeous views. I would definitely recommend this hike to anyone in the Portland area.

Beautiful hike and falls, only reason I gave it 3 stars is because of how crowded it is.

Full trail has been reopened. I was able to get to all 10 falls today. Some slippery icy areas early in the morning but doable without chains or poles. I started from south Falls day use lot and enjoyed it because the best falls were early on in the trail. Absolutely stunning scenery the whole way though

I went with intentions of seeing all 10 waterfalls but Canyon Trail has been closed per snowy/icy conditions. I was not disappointed at all tho. Got to see at least 3 decent sized ones! Lots of snow and mud on the trail we were able to take. A huge 65 foot waterfall at the very end of Rim trail :). You can almost touch it. Absolutely gorgeous.

You wanna see 10 huge waterfalls? Not an experienced hiker? This is the hike for you!!

I have hiked the entirety of this trail 7 times in all four seasons. Summer is kind of a bust because it's literally loaded with people; fall and winter you will not have this issue. It's a beautiful trail with nearly endless photo opportunities. Take good footwear regardless of weather conditions.

As of 3/4/19 most of the Canyon Trail is closed (I discovered the sign on the way out - oops!) due to ice. Boot chains are a necessity. Bailed out early because my first time hiking companion only had my poles for traction. Great adventure nonetheless!

Beautiful hike. Be prepared for a lot of snow and ice right now. Still worth the hike too see the many waterfalls.

Beautiful hike.

Amazing hike. The trail had quite a bit of snow slush/mud but still worth it. The trail is more closer to nine miles and relatively flat with some minor hills. Very scenic and something to see around every corner.

Beautiful waterfalls, moderate hike. Plenty of photo ops. Be prepared to get a bit damp from mist from the falls.

Amazing to see the ten falls, seemed so much more powerful in the winter time than when we were last here at the end of summer. Trail was wet, waterproof gear was a MUST. Trail was closer to 8.5 miles to see all the falls and took us 3.5 hours at a slower pace.

Went in mid Feb and it was rainy/snowing and muddy -- but oh so worth it.

All of the falls were amazing! It was a bit icy but so worth it even in the rain. I loved it! The actual trail is 8.7 miles also.

Trail was in good repair when we visited last April. Waterfalls were very active. A hike that doesn’t really feel like a hike, because there is so much natural beauty to see.

I’d rate it easy to moderate due to the length of the loop. It’s not too hard to make it all the way to 10 falls. I spent 4 hours for 10.4 miles. I stopped a lot for photos while hiking and amazingly there was snow in the early morning, so.. a plus for this “trip”. The trail is well-maintained as how people talk about it. Pretty muddy on Rim Trail (Winter Falls) but it’s worth it if you had a chance to visit all 10 falls.

This hike is beautiful, but I didn’t like it as much as I had hoped. This is, of course, based on the fact that I like to hike where the people aren’t. I recommend doing it, but I probably won’t do it again.

great place to tramp around and see waterfalls! and so close to home.

Great trail.

Was a perfect day for this hike, it was muddy but the full waterfalls were so worth it