and continue to go straight through the stop sign Take Clackamas Highway 212 east into Happy Valley.Please see below for directions coming from I-205. A limited amount of street parking will also be available along 162 nd Ave. Two designated parking lots will be available for event parking and will be identified with signage. Access the trail entrance at the end of SE Pioneer Drive, past the intersection with SE 156th Ave.Take SE Sunnyside Road east into Happy Valley.Surrounding neighbors are encouraged to walk to the park, if possible. Only neighborhood street parking is available at the northwest entrance to the park. and one to the southeast on 162 nd alongside Hood View Park. There are two main entrances to access Hidden Falls Nature Park: one to the northwest at Pioneer Drive and SE 156 th Ave. If you need assistance, contact Caroline Patton at or call 503.742.4471. Access to the site includes moderate to steep inclines. Please wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and dress according to the weather. 2:10 – 3 p.m.: More live music, kids crafts, info booths, food trucks.1:15 – 2:10 p.m.: Speeches and ribbon cutting ceremony.

Noon – 1:15 p.m.: Live music, kids crafts, info booths, food trucks.The new Hidden Falls Nature Park includes a timber bridge over Rock Creek, overlook/resting areas, and a new 0.84-mile multi-use trail that completes a key link in the Mt. North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD), in partnership with Icon Construction, is excited to have completed this exciting project to conserve 21.3 acres of forested natural area and provide public access to an extraordinary “hidden” waterfall in Happy Valley. Food carts will also be available at the event, including Char’ Latin Grill. Join North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD) in celebrating the grand opening of your new community park! Enjoy live bluegrass music from The Ramblin’ Kind, kids crafts, info booths and a dessert table provided by New Seasons Happy Valley.

Hidden falls neighborhood