Silver Falls is a waterfall in the Coast Range of Polk County, Oregon, on Bridge Forty Creek in the upper Rickreall Creek watershed. The World Waterfall Database confirms that the waterfall exists, but records no height, form or flow for it.
The falls
The fall sits at about 2,693 feet in the forested hills west of Salem, on the Laurel Mountain topographic quadrangle, in the Willamette River watershed. This part of the Coast Range is steep and deeply cut, covered in Douglas fir, western hemlock and red alder, and its short creeks run highest with the heavy winter rain. A watershed assessment for Rickreall Creek places Silver Falls on the North Fork Rickreall system, where no fish were found above the falls.
Getting there
Public access, parking and trails to Silver Falls aren't documented and land ownership is not recorded. The nearest town is Grand Ronde, about 10.9 miles away, and Salem is about 27 miles to the east.
Nearby
Several other mapped falls lie in the same hills: Camp Creek Falls is about 1.9 miles away, Little Luckiamute Falls about 3.3 miles, Central Line Creek Falls about 3.4 miles and Boulder Creek Falls about 3.5 miles.
Distances are straight-line.