Columbine Cascade is a roughly 250-foot waterfall in Waterfalls Canyon within Hanging Canyon in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. It is formed by an unnamed intermittent stream flowing from a glacial lake, and its volume increases with spring snowmelt from nearby Ranger Peak, Doane Peak, and Eagles Rest Peak. At that season it reaches its fullest flow. The same creek also creates Wilderness Falls less than half a mile upstream. Across Jackson Lake, Columbine Cascade is visible from the Colter Bay Village area, making it a notable feature of the park’s dramatic canyon and mountain landscape.