Wolf Creek Falls is a two-tier waterfall on the western side of Oregon’s Umpqua National Forest near Glide. In a forested area known for several nearby cascades, including Cavitt Creek Falls, Shadow Falls, and Grotto Falls, it drops about 125 feet in two broad cascades. The falls are the main attraction at the Wolf Creek Falls trailhead and recreation site. A roughly 2.3-mile foot trail leads out and back to the falls, and the first mile is wheelchair accessible, offering viewpoints into dense conifer forest.