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

Deep Creek Falls
Rating: ***
Form: block
Magnitude: 56
Access: auto (page 282)
USGS Map: Adel (1968)



Others
After being told by a couple of sources that no falls exist in the city of Klamath Falls, a published topographic map indeed shows a Klamath Falls, USGS Klamath Falls (1985).  Likely occurring as rapids, the map suggests a possible view from the east side of Moore Park.  If not on restricted property, access may be possible along the seasonal stream harboring Groundhog Falls, USGS Whitehorse Butte (1980).  A private road is labelled as passing by Fall Creek Falls (u), USGS Dog Lake (1980 nl).

The Water Fall, USGS Hoppin Springs (1982), is reportedly on private property and is only a drip.  Access is doubtful to Little Willow Creek Falls (u), USGS Ladycomb Peak (1981 nl); Loveless Creek Falls (u), USGS Crooked Creek Valley (1964 nl); Bogus Creek Falls (u), USGS  Lambert Rocks (1972 nl); six Falls of Sycan River (u), all USGS Spodue Mtn; and Middle Sycan River Falls (u) and Upper Sycan River Falls (u), both USGS Spodue Mtn.


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