Toketee Falls Trail 

Umpqua National Forest 

Proposed Crater Lake Wilderness 

Difficulty: Easy
Distance: 1 mile
Elevation Gain: 200 feet
Best time to go: All Year

About this Hike 

The trail passes through an old-growth stand of Douglas-fir, Western red cedar, big leaf maple, and Pacific yew. The North Umpqua Wild and Scenic River is visible at several points, cascading through a narrow rock gorge. A bench is located about halfway along the 0.4-mile trail, which includes nearly 200 steps. The trail ends at a sturdy viewing platform overlooking a two-tiered falls; the upper descent drops 40 feet, and the lower falls plunges 80 feet over a sheer wall of basalt. 

About the Area

The trail to Toketee falls passes through beautiful land that is still unprotected, but included in the proposed Crater Lake Wilderness. 

Getting There

1. From Roseburg, drive east on OR-138.

2. Turn north between mile marker 58 and 59 onto Toketee-Rigdon Road 34.

3. Keep left at all junctions until reaching the trailhead.