Wy'east Falls is a waterfall on the spring-fed Wy'East Creek, a small tributary of Eagle Creek in Oregon near Tunnel Falls. The creek plunges one hundred forty feet over the Eagle Creek basalt formation in a narrow, steep ravine, spilling from a basalt ledge in a thin sheet about ten feet wide into a shallow gravelly pool. The water then runs about three hundred feet before entering Eagle Creek just below Tunnel Falls. The falls take their name from the nearby Wy'east campsite, itself named from a local Indigenous name for Mount Hood, and are especially notable for their dark basalt cliff setting and slender stream.