Toketee Falls

Toketee Falls is a picturesque and awe-inspiring sight. It is located on the north Umpqua River where it converges with the Clearwater River. The word "Toketee" translates from Chinook jargon and means “pretty” or “graceful.” This accurately describes this waterfall near Crater Lake that drops 113 feet, with a 28 foot upper tier that plunges into a pool surrounded by a deep alcove, with an 85 foot plunge into an even larger pool. This waterfall is one of Oregon’s most famous waterfalls, known for its columnar basalt formation. Toketee Falls is regulated and monitored by a dam built upstream by PacifiCorp which reduces water flow. This has also created a reservoir known as Toketee Lake. With stunning views and serene surroundings.