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Toketee
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We were told that the 120 foot Toketee Falls is the most famous waterfall in Southern Oregon. It is certainly awesome and ideal for camera bugs. Framed by the volcanic basalt cliff with splashes of greenery, it plunges in two giant steps to the beautiful pool far below. It looks like an artists rendition of his dream waterfall. And it is only a little less than a half mile from the main road (Hwy 138). The path to the observation deck includes a lot of stairs but, other than that, it is an easy walk of less than a half mile. For photos of Toketee Falls, see: |
How to get there: Exit I-5 in Roseburg onto OR-138 and head east, across the river to OR-99. Here, OR-138 follows 99 north for a couple blocks and then goes east (right) again. It is about 18 miles to Glide and the North Umpqua Ranger District Office (18782 North Umpqua Hwy). Stop in, get loaded up with information - which will help increase your enjoyment of the coming sights. From Glide continue east on Hwy 138 to Steamboat and Forest Road #38. This is probably where you tyurned off to view Steamboat Falls. From Forest Road #38, continue east on Hwy 130 for about 18 miles, past Toketee Falls (the community) and continue another 1.8 miles to Forest Road #34. Turn left onto the Forest Road and follow it about 400 yards to the parking lot (just on the other side of the river). The footpath to the observation deck is an easy walk of less than a half mile. |
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