It is scheduled to be complete in spring of 2018. Take the boardwalk trail or hike to Hidden Falls. The overall value of the project is estimated at $2.8 million, with $1.6 funded by NCPRD Park System Development Charges, and $1.2 million in value donated by Icon Construction. Part of the original 'Big Woods,' this park is known for its spring wildflowers, large hardwood trees, and fall color. A new 0.84-mile segment of paved multi-use trail will serve as a pedestrian and bicycle corridor to connect local public facilities, such as Oregon Trail Elementary School and Pioneer Park to the west, as well as Rock Creek Middle School and Hood View Park to the east.
Scott/Scouters Mountain Trail Loop Master Plan. Hidden Falls can be found just west of Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park. Easily accessible by Jenny Lake Trail or a hop over on a boat shuttle, it is one of the most popular park attractions in the summer. The Hidden Falls project completes important components of NCPRD’s Parks Capital Improvement Plan, and Metro’s Mt. Located near Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park, Hidden Falls is a spectacular 80-foot-high cascade. Directions: Go into the park and down a steep hill. Its level and paved - there are signs in the park advising that you not leave any valuables in your car. The second was in an attempt to find the waterfall, Hidden Falls.
The project, which is more than three years in the making, is the result of a creative partnership between NCPRD and Icon Construction. The parking lot has space for about 50 cars. Over 130 residents and project partners attended the groundbreaking of Hidden Falls to learn more about the future of this unique community park and get a first look at the falls. Located in Happy Valley, there are two main access points to Hidden Falls Nature Park. Representatives of North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD), Clackamas County Board of Commissioners, and Icon Construction formally kicked off development of a project that will provide public access to 21.3 acres of forested natural area and a previously “hidden” waterfall in Happy Valley. Amenities: 0.84-mile multi-use paved trail, viewing areas of the falls.
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