The Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area is a state park and natural area in Coos Bay, Oregon. It is commonly described as a hidden gem, mostly for its location and the fact that it is lesser known than the other units in the Oregon state parks system.

Tucked away in the dense coastal forest of Oregon’s southwest, the Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area is well worth the 24-mile drive off Highway 101 for its scenic views and stunning location. It is packed with towering myrtle, maple, and alder trees, providing ample shade to picnickers and other visitors who want to commune with nature at the site. It is also best known for its hiking trails that allow access through scenic canyons and several waterfalls.