Calf Creek Falls consists of two perennial waterfalls on Calf Creek in Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument in central Utah. The upper and lower falls, about 2.5 miles apart, together drop 214 feet. Lower Calf Creek Falls, the better-known of the pair, is a 126-foot cascade at 5,545 feet elevation and is a popular destination because an easy 5.7-mile roundtrip hike reaches it from a trailhead near Utah State Route 12. Upper Calf Creek Falls is an 88-foot plunge at about 5,942 feet, visited less often and reached by a 2-mile roundtrip scramble from the western ridgeline. No direct access links the two waterfalls.