Tumalo Falls
Rating: ***
Form: plunge
Magnitude: 81
Access: auto (page 273)
USGS Map: Tumalo Falls (1988)

Middle Tumalo Falls (u)
Rating: **
Form: tiered
Magnitude: 52
Access: trail and bushwhack (page 273)
USGS Map: Tumalo Falls (1988 nl)

Bridge Creek Falls (u)
Rating: **
Form: horsetail
Magnitude: 46
Access: trail (page 273)
USGS Map: Tumalo Falls (1988 nl)

Cline Falls
Rating: *
Form: segmented
Magnitude: 18
Access: auto (page 274)
USGS Map: Cline Falls (1962)

Canal Falls (u)
Rating: **
Form: segmented
Magnitude: 43 (h)
Access: auto (page 274)
USGS Map: Bend (1981 nl)

New Entries
Click Here for Chush Falls, USGS Trout Creek Butte (1988 nl).
Click Here for The Cascades, USGS Trout Creek Butte (1988 ns).
Click Here for Upper Chush Falls, USGS Trout Creek Butte (1988).

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Others
Although in the vicinity of the new entries listed above, there is no easy access to Park Creek Falls (u), Upper South Fork Falls (u), or Lower South Fork Falls (u), all USGS Trout Creek Butte (1988 nl).

Upper Tumalo Falls (u) and Far Tumalo Falls (u), both USGS Tumalo Falls (1988 nl), were not accessible when field-truthed.

The following descents along the Deschutes River are reportedly accessible only to river-runners: Awbrey Falls, USGS Tumalo (1962); Big Falls USGS Cline Falls (1962); and Odin Falls, USGS Cline Falls (1962). Update: An online national forest map shows a trail ending at Steelhead Falls, USGS Steelhead Falls (1985).

Copyright 2008 by Gregory A. Plumb
GUIDEBOOK published by Mountaineers Books