Water fitness instructor, Mary Murphy, background on right, leads a High Intensity Interval Training class in the pool at Juniper Swim & Fitness in Bend on Jan. 10, 2019. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Fitness instructor, Suzanne Audette, bottom right, leads a Pilates Mat class at Juniper Swim & Fitness in Bend on Jan. 10, 2019. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Fitness instructor, Suzanne Audette, bottom, gives instructions while leading a Pilates Mat class at Juniper Swim & Fitness in Bend Jan. 10, 2019. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Fitness instructor, Lynette Williams, bottom left, leads a cycle class at Juniper Swim & Fitness in Bend Jan. 10, 2019. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Fitness instructor, Alli Jorgensen, leads a Total Body Strength and Core class at Juniper Swim & Fitness in Bend Jan. 10, 2019. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Fitness instructor, Suzanne Audette, bottom, gives instructions while leading a Pilates Mat class at Juniper Swim & Fitness in Bend on January 10, 2019. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
Fitness instructor, Suzanne Audette, bottom, gives instructions while leading a Pilates Mat class at Juniper Swim & Fitness Center Jan. 10 in Bend. (Andy Tullis/Bulletin photo)
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Lower North Falls at Silver Falls State Park from the Trail of Ten Falls. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A tree stump decays, giving a home to lichen at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A section of the Canyon Trail as it emerges from behind South Falls. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A felled tree on the side of the Trail of Ten Falls at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The porch of the South Falls Nature Store in the South Falls Historic District. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
LEFT: The South Falls Historic District has stores, like the South Falls Nature Store, and food. RIGHT: Lower South Falls plummets 93 feet into South Fork Silver Creek. It is one of four falls in Silver Falls State Park that the trail continues behind. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Lower South Falls plumets 93 feet into South Fork Silver Creek. It is one of four falls in Silver Falls State Park that the trail continues behind. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
LEFT: The South Falls Historic District has stores, like the South Falls Nature Store, and food. RIGHT: Lower South Falls plummets 93 feet into South Fork Silver Creek. It is one of four falls in Silver Falls State Park that the trail continues behind. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Drake Falls is the smallest of the main waterfalls on the Trail of Ten Falls in Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Fern fronds creep over the side of the trail and underneath a small mound of snow at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Leafy plants cover the sides of the trail at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Double Falls is the tallest waterfall in Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A waterfall marker along the Trail of Ten Falls at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The view while crossing the north fork of Silver Creek. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The top of Lower South Falls shows the layers of Columbia River Basalt groups that have been exposed due to errosion. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The Lodge at the South Falls Historic District now houses a small cafe. The structure was built by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The historic South Falls Lodge was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps duirng President Fraklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal program. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A small unnamed waterfall flows into North Fork Silver Creek at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A decaying tree is home to mosses and lichens in Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A tuft of moss growing on the side of a tree at Silver Falls State Park. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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