Chocolate Falls is a waterfall in Bear Gulch valley on the east side of the Klamath National Forest in Jackson County, Oregon, south of Ashland. It stands within a wooded mountain landscape known for caves, meadows, and old-growth sugar pine in the surrounding Mudusa Flat forest. Reached from Colestin Road, just south of the Trashi Chöling Buddhist Center and Temple Garden, the falls sit in a quiet part of the valley. The nearby Pacific Crest Trail passes just north of the falls, placing them within a broader forest setting rather than as an isolated roadside destination.