Cavitt Creek Falls

Cavitt Creek Falls is a small waterfall on Cavitt Creek near Glide, Oregon, on the western edge of the Umpqua National Forest. Reached by Little River Road about seven miles from Highway 138, it lies in a forested setting and anchors the Cavitt Creek Falls trailhead and Recreation Site. The falls descend eight feet in a single cascade into a large swimming bowl, while boulders divide the creek into two channels that create a combined width of about fifteen feet. Beyond its scenic appeal, this section of water is also open to trout fishing limited to artificial flies and lures.

Oregon · United States