Toketee Falls

Toketee Falls (pronounced TOKE-uh-tee) is a Chinook word meaning Graceful or pretty. It’s one of the most well-known waterfalls in Oregon, renowned for the well-defined columnar jointing along the cliff which forms the waterfall. The falls drop in two steps from a narrow slot canyon carved into the basalt bedrock, falling a total of 120 feet into a large cerulean-hued pool. The upper fall drops 40 feet into a small grotto framed on all sides with columnar formations, and from the lip of the pool the river then leaps a sheer 80 feet into the larger pool at the bottom of the canyon.

- Trail difficult level: Moderate
- Distance: 0.8 miles in & out
- Elevation gain: 170 ft with 97 steps up & 125 steps down