A Waterfall Lover's Guide to the Pacific Northwest 4th ed.
Columbia Plateau 
1 Tygh Valley
Waterfall Entries (refer to hardcopy book for descriptions and directions; page numbers are provided below)

Sherars Falls
Rating: ***
Form: block
Magnitude: 46 (h)
Access: auto (page 270)
USGS Map: Sherars Bridge (1962 ns)





White River Falls
Rating: ***
Form: segmented
Magnitude: 72
Access: auto (page 271)
USGS Map: Maupin (1987 ns)










Middle White River Falls (u)
Rating: ****
Form: tiered
Magnitude: 75
Access: trail (page 272)
USGS Map: Maupin (1987 ns)










Lower White River Falls (u)
Rating: **
Form: punchbowl
Magnitude: 50
Access: trail (page 272)
USGS Map: Maupin (1987 ns)










Others
If visitation isn't prohibited, maps show access roads passing by Meadow Brooks Falls, USGS Dale (1990) and a trail near Tumwater Falls, USGS Quinton (1971 ns).  When field truthed, Buck Falls, USGS Chapin Creek (1983), was on private property with no trespassing.  When last visited, no water was seen flowing over the escarpments of Wolf Hollow Falls, USGS Wolf Hollow Falls (1970), or Waterfalls Hollow Falls (u), USGS Wolf Hollow Falls (1970 nl).  Maps show no access to the following cataracts along their seasonal drainageways: Horseshoe Falls, USGS Harmony (1971); Thompson Falls, USGS Thompson Flat (1983); Glutton Falls, USGS Hardman (1969); Chapman Hollow Falls (u), Macken Canyon (1970 nl) and Pine Hollow Falls (u), both USGS Macken Canyon (1970 nl).


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