Waterfall Hikes in Oregon (OR)
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Oregon’s waterfalls arise where rivers cut the Cascade and Coast ranges, the Columbia River Gorge’s basalt cliffs, volcanic plateaus and glacial valleys, and the coastal bluffs, with far fewer falls in the high desert east of the Cascades. Trails are mostly moderate forested canyon walks and ridge hikes with many short family-friendly paths and occasional remote backcountry scrambles, and the mix of volcanic geology and lush, mossy forests gives Oregon unusually varied waterfall settings. See waterfalls near major Oregon cities .
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Parks in Oregon
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Updated about 1 hour agoRanked by live stream-gauge flow versus each waterfall's seasonal normal.
- 1 Celilo Falls (historical) Roaring · 3860 cfs 96th percentile
- 2 Ti'lomikh Falls Roaring · 1430 cfs 96th percentile
- 3 Dillon Falls Roaring · 1430 cfs 96th percentile
- 4 Taylor Creek Falls Roaring · 79 cfs 95th percentile
- 5 Klamath Falls Roaring · 1170 cfs 94th percentile
- 6 Lower Falls Roaring · 8 cfs 92nd percentile
Best Waterfall Hikes in Oregon
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