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Abiqua Falls Trailhead

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Driving Directions

Drive Highway 213 south of Oregon City. After Molalla, but before Silverton, turn east at the sign for Scotts Mills. In the middle of Scotts Mills, turn south on Crooked Finger Road. Drive 9.5 miles until the pavement ends, then drive another 1.4 miles on gravel to an poorly marked gravel road on the right. There's a sign on a tree here marking this as road CF300, but it's nearly illegible.

Drive 0.1 miles down to an open area, going straight and passing through a gate. Continue downhill, always going straight and downhill at other junctions. The road deteriorates a bit after the second or third junction, but it's drivable in any family car at low speed. A higher clearance vehicle can make a little better time. The rough gravel road winds downhill through lots of ugly clearcuts, until you reach a locked gate about 2.5 miles from where you turned off Crooked Finger Road. Park on the left at a wide spot in the road.

Walk back up the road a short distance (50-100 feet) and you'll find the unmarked trail heading downhill.

From the nearby Butte Creek Falls Trailhead, drive south on Road CF400 for 1.9 miles back up the hill to Crooked Finger Road. Turn right on Crooked Finger, then 0.5 miles ahead, make a left on Road CF300 and follow the description above.

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