Oregon Waterfalls

Oregon is home to over 200 waterfalls from small river falls to massive multi-tier ones cascading hundreds of feet down to the plunge pool

Koosah Falls in Oregon: The picture "Koosah Falls from trail through trees" shows a distant view of Koosah Falls and the river below, partially framed by thick tree trunks and branches from a forested trail with dappled sunlight.

Waterfalls Loop Trail in Oregon – Sahalie Falls & Koosah Falls Hike

• The Waterfalls Loop Trail is a scenic waterfall hike along Oregon’s McKenzie RiverContinue Reading

Sahalie Falls in Oregon: The picture "Sahalie Falls up close with person for scale" shows a powerful white waterfall crashing down a mossy green cliff, while a person stands on rocks near the misty base, highlighting the impressive size of the falls.

Sahalie Falls – See Oregon’s “Heaven” Waterfall Born from Lava

• Sahalie Falls plunges 100 feet over lava that dammed Clear Lake just 3,000 yearsContinue Reading

Koosah Falls in Oregon: The picture "Koosah Falls waterfall wide view" shows a stunning, double-plume waterfall pouring over a mossy cliff into a deep blue pool, surrounded by lush green forest and bright sunlight.

Koosah Falls – Oregon’s “Sky Water” on the Wild McKenzie River

• Koosah Falls is a powerful 75-foot waterfall famous for its emerald pool and seasonalContinue Reading

Munson Creek Falls State Natural Site in Oregon: The picture "Munson Creek Falls waterfall framed by trees" features the tall, multi-tiered Munson Creek Falls cascading down a forested hillside, seen through a frame of leafy branches and moss.

Munson Creek Falls – Tallest Waterfall on the Oregon Coast

• Munson Creek Falls is a towering waterfall on a rainforest trailContinue Reading

Larson Creek Falls on Short Beach, Oregon Coast

Larson Creek Falls at Short Beach: Oregon Coast Hidden Gem

• Larson Creek Falls is a tall, narrow waterfall that drops directly onto Short BeachContinue Reading

Evergreen Falls, Brice Creek Area, Oregon

Evergreen Falls: A Quiet Roadside Cascade in the Brice Creek Area

Evergreen Falls is in the Umpqua National Forest, about 30 miles southeast of Cottage Grove.Continue Reading

Blue Hole Falls on Brice Creek in Oregon: The picture "Blue Hole Falls waterfall and pool closeup" displays a close view of the waterfall cascading into the iconic deep blue-green pool, with mossy cliffs and fallen logs framing the clear, tranquil water.

Blue Hole Falls on Brice Creek – A Hidden Gem in the Umpqua National Forest

• Blue Hole Falls is a hidden waterfall and natural swimming hole on Brice CreekContinue Reading

Wolf Creek Falls Recreation Area in Oregon: The picture "Wolf Creek Falls Recreation Area in Oregon – footbridge over creek and forest" displays a footbridge arching over a flowing creek, surrounded by green forest and rocky banks, with a large rock formation in the background.

Wolf Creek Falls Recreation Area – Forest Trails, Waterfall, and River Access

• Wolf Creek Falls and Trailhead are a part of Wolf Creek Falls Recreation AreaContinue Reading

Coquille River Falls Oregon Hiking: Close-up view of multiple streams of Coquille River Falls flowing over large rocks with greenery along the cliffside.

Coquille River Falls – Remote Waterfall Hike in the Rogue River-Siskiyou Forest

• Coquille River Falls drops a total of 115 feet through a lush, old-growth forestContinue Reading

Toketee Falls - Oregon Must Visit Waterfall

Toketee Falls – A Stunning Oregon Waterfall with Columnar Basalt Formations

• The Toketee Falls pool is a one of the most picturesque and reliable waterfallsContinue Reading

Salt Creek Falls Oregon Hiking: A majestic waterfall, Salt Creek Falls, cascades down a rocky cliff surrounded by lush green vegetation and tall trees, creating a serene and picturesque scene in Oregon.

Salt Creek Falls – Third Tallest Waterfall in Oregon!

• Salt Creek Falls is Oregon’s third tallest waterfall, with fantastic hiking and nature viewingContinue Reading

Clearwater Falls, Oregon

Clearwater Falls – Ice-Cold Waterfall in a Lush Forest of Oregon

• Clearwater Falls are fed by ice-cold springs with a consistent flow year-round • TheContinue Reading