Posted in Oregon October 01, 2016 by

This One Easy Hike In Oregon Will Lead You To Two Amazing Hidden Waterfalls

Take an unforgettable hike past two stunning waterfalls on the Koosah and Sahalie Waterfalls Hike. Located on the McKenzie River in the Willamette National Forest, this beautiful 2.6 mile loop trail winds along the river and through a lush forest, passing numerous spectacular waterfall viewpoints on the way.

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This easy, gorgeous trail begins at the lovely Sahalie Falls, which is just a short walk from the parking area.
flickr/ Ben Stanfield
Sahalie Falls is an amazing cascade that fiercely plunges 100 feet to the rushing river below.
flickr/ Stephanie Sarles
To begin the hike, follow the Waterfalls Trail sign along the river.
flickr/ Ethan Trewhitt
Framed in emerald green foliage, the rushing river is absolutely enchanting.
flickr/ Ethan Trewhitt
Keep an eye out for little critters along the way! Here's a photo of a Stellar Jay at Sahalie Falls.
flickr/ Desirae
Soon you'll reach the incredible Koosah Falls, which majestically plummets 70 feet.
flickr/ Ethan Trewhitt
These amazing waterfalls splash into the water, creating mist that often catches rays of sunlight to form picturesque rainbows.
flickr/ Northwest Power and Conservation Council
When you're ready to move on, continue along the loop trail which meanders through a magnificent old growth forest and passes numerous lovely viewpoints before connecting with the McKenzie River Trail, which will take you back to where you began.
flickr/ Don Whitaker

Find out about more amazing waterfalls in Oregon here.