Waterfalls of Oregon

Oregon encompasses a surprising variety of attractions and activities. It has got beautiful stretches of relatively undeveloped coastlines, drier (even desert-like) areas in the rainshadow of the Cascade Range, windsurfing & kitesurfing at Hood River, and of course, waterfalls.

Its main city of Portland is often touted as one of the Nation's most livable cities as it features very progressive (especially when compared to

Speaking of the rain, it's perhaps no coincidence that this state seems to harbor a disproportionate amount of seriously legitimate waterfalls (like Multnomah Falls and Latourell Falls as well as waterfalls you can walk behind (like South Falls and North Falls). You'd be hard pressed to not suffer from waterfall fatigue in places like the Columbia River Gorge and Silver Falls State Park (where the vast majority of the waterfalls in this page come from). Plus, waterfalls that would've been a big deal in much of California seem to get lukewarm responses in Oregon.

Whether you're a resident or a visitor, it's hard to ignore the plethora of waterfalls and other natural attractions the state has on offer. Thus, we can easily envision ourselves returning here time and time again...

WATERFALLS

Multnomah Falls	Latourell Falls	Elowah Falls
Horsetail Falls	Ponytail Falls (Upper Horsetail Falls)	Wahkeena Falls
Bridal Veil Falls	Triple Falls	Middle Oneonta Falls
Wahclella Falls (Tanner Creek Falls)	Metlako Falls	Punch Bowl Falls (Punchbowl Falls)
Starvation Creek Falls	Shepperd's Dell Waterfall	White River Falls (Tygh Valley Falls)
South Falls	Lower South Falls	North Falls
Upper North Falls	Middle North Falls	Lower North Falls
Winter Falls	Twin Falls	Drake Falls
Double Falls	Silver Falls	Golden Falls
Oregon Coast Waterfalls	Proxy Falls	Sahalie Falls
Koosah Falls	Salt Creek Falls	Vidae Falls
Watson Falls	Lower Oneonta Falls

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