Susan Creek Falls - Spectacular waterfall drops 50 feet over rock cliffs that are moss lined.  Trail is 0.8 mile in length and is rated at moderate and handicapped accessible.

Fall Creek Falls - Double falls with tiers of 35 and 50 feet with a beautiful walk through a narrow bedrock crevice and lush vegetation.  Trail is 1 mile in length and is considered moderate.

Litte Falls - Small, powerful waterfall that rushes over large basalt boulders and cliffs.  Visible from your car on Steamboat Road off of Highway 138.

Steamboat Falls - Small waterfall where you can see steelhead attempting to jump the 25-foot falls adjacent to the fish ladder in the early summer.  At milepost 38.3 on Highway 138, turn north on Steamboat Road and drive 5.3 miles to Road 3810, turn right and stay to the left 0.6 miles to Steamboat Falls Campground entrance.  Trail is 100 feet in length and is considered easy. 

Toketee Falls - Follow old growth forest to see this two-tiered falls.  The upper drop is 40 feet and the lower drop is 80 feet over a sheer wall of volcanic basalt.  In the Chinook language, the "Toketee" means "pretty" or "graceful".  The trail is 0.4 miles long with 200 steps leading to a sturdy deck overlooking the falls and is considered moderate.

Watson Falls - One of the tallest falls in Southwestern Oregon the majestic waterfall plunges 272 feet over the edge of a basalt lava flow.  The falls are visible from the parking area and a wooden bridge crosses Watson Creek 0.3 miles from the trailhead offering an excellent view of the falls.   Trail is 0.4 miles in length and considered moderate.  At milepost 60.5 on Highway 138, turn south onto Road 37.   Parking will be on your right.

Whitehorse Falls - Small 15 foot "Punchbowl" falls located on the Clearwater River.  At milepost 65.9 on Highway 138, turn north at Whitehorse Falls Campground entrance.  Viewable from the parking area.

Clearwater Falls - 30-foot "Segmented" falls cascade over moss-covered rocks and logs.  Adjacent to the Clearwater Falls Campground it is a 400 foot trail and is considered easy.  At milepost 69.5 on Highway 138 turn south at eh Clearwater Falls Campground entrance.  Follow the access road for 0.2 miles to the picnic area.

*Lemolo Falls -  Horsetail type falls that plunges 102 feet into a deep pool.  Trail/Route (Best View) #1 is 1.7 miles, Trail/Route (Limited Topside View) #2 is 1.5 miles and Trail #1 is difficult  (no rating given for Trail #2).  Trail/Route #1: At milepost 72.8 on Highway 138 turn north on Road 2610.  Turn left on Thorn Prairie Road (Road 3401) in approximately 4.2 miles. Turn right on Road 3401-800, about 0.5 mile.  Turn right at Road 3401-840 in approximately 1.75 miles.  The trial is at the end of the road which is 0.25 mile.  The trail works its way down the canyon to the base of the falls.  Trail/Route #2: At milepost 72.8 on Highway 138 turn north on Road 2610 go approximately 5.2 miles, crossing the dam to the fork in the road, take the left for, Road 2610-600 and go approximately 0.5 miles.  Turn left across wooden bridge and park at trailhead.  Trail is approximately 1.5 miles long and follows the North Umpqua
Trail.     *Lemolo is from the Chinook Indians and means "wild" or "untamed".

Warm Springs Falls -  Columns of basalt are continuously carved as this "Block" waterfall drops 70 feet into the pool below.  The trail ends near the falls with no access to the base of the falls.  When near the edge of the bluffs use extreme caution, there are NO guardrails!!   Trail is 0.3 miles in length and is considered easy.  At milepost 72.8 on Highway 138 turn north onto Road 2610 and go approximately 6 miles.  After the dam, stay left on Road 2610 and proceed approximately 3 miles to Road 680.  Turn left and go 1.7 miles to the beginning of Warm Springs Trail #1499.