Annie Falls

Klamath County, Oregon

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height: 52 ft (16 m)
Location: Klamath County, Oregon
Access status: Roadside picnic area view into the canyon; partial view through trees
The walk: Roadside; the view is from the picnic area
Ground & access: Roadside picnic area at the canyon rim. The canyon walls are unstable; stay at the rim.

National Park Service: Annie Falls Picnic Area

Annie Falls is a 53-foot cascade on Annie Creek in Annie Creek Canyon, inside Crater Lake National Park. It is seen from above at the Annie Falls Picnic Area beside OR 62. Trees in the canyon block much of the view: the National Park Service says the sound is easy to hear but a clear view is hard to get. One picnic table sits under the trees near the spot where the falls are most likely to be seen. Do not climb down toward the falls; the canyon walls are crumbly and unstable.

Plan your visit

Annie Falls Picnic Area on OR 62 in Crater Lake National Park, viewing from the canyon rim

No source gives a walking distance. The Waterfall Record lists the stop as roadside, with the falls a few hundred feet away and below the road.

Roadside picnic area at the canyon rim. The canyon walls are unstable; stay at the rim.

Where to start

Annie Falls Picnic Area, the second of three picnic areas on OR 62 in the south part of the park. The Northwest Waterfall Survey places it 4.5 miles north of the park's south entrance on OR 62. Driving south, the parking area is on the left (creek) side.

Timing & water

No seasonal closure is mentioned for this roadside stop.

Before you go

Crater Lake National Park requires an entrance fee or pass. The National Park Service lists $30 per private vehicle from May 22 to October 31 and $20 from November 1 to May 21. No vehicle reservation is needed.

Visitor information

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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Klamath County, Oregon.

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