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Annie Falls

Oregon · 52-foot drop · Crater Lake National Park · Last verified 2026-05-15

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Overnight

45°F

Mostly Clear

Tuesday

77°F

Sunny

Today's daylight

Sunrise 5:55 AM · Sunset 8:34 PM · 14h 39m

AQI: 61 (Moderate) · PM2.5 23.6 µg/m³

Snapshot built 16m ago. Sources: NWS MFR.

Annie Falls, a waterfall in Oregon
Photo: Wikimedia Commons (see image page for full attribution)

Annie Falls is a waterfall in Klamath County, Oregon. It drops roughly 52 feet. Access details and conditions have not yet been verified in person by Fallspots — the data on this page comes from OpenStreetMap and USGS GNIS.

Annie Falls sits in Klamath County, Oregon. It drops along Annie Creek. The falls are inside Crater Lake National Park, a US National Park. The base sits at roughly 5,209 feet of elevation. Drive time is about 27 minutes from Prospect. OpenStreetMap shows a trail within 340 meters of the marked location, though the name isn't recorded. No public parking is recorded within 2 km, so a longer approach is likely. This is one of the more frequently visited falls in the state by our popularity model. Source records come from OpenStreetMap and USGS GNIS.

Annie Falls, is the tallest of three waterfalls so named, located along Annie Creek in the Crater Lake National Park at the south end of Rim Village Historic District, in Klamath County, in the U.S. state of Oregon. It is located in a steep canyon area surrounded by walls of petrified volcanic ash as a consequence of the Mount Mazama eruption. The location of Annie Creek Falls deep in the Annie Creek canyon makes it very difficult to reach the waterfall. Partial views of the cascade can be seen from a picnic area off the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway south of Crater Peak. Access to Annie Creek is available at the USFS snow park, both the creek and the waterfall possess a high water flow.

When to go (from the climate data, not our opinion)

Monthly averages from Open-Meteo's reanalysis dataset (2020–2024). Highlighted months are when we think the waterfall is at its best — but the numbers are the numbers regardless.

MonthHigh °FLow °FPrecip (in)Snow days
Jan35258.919.4
Feb37234.415
Mar39245.718.2
Apr46283.811.4
May54333.17.4
Jun67431.83
Jul80540.30
Aug78530.90.4
Sep70471.50.6
Oct58392.76
Nov4026714.8
Dec35249.819.4

Source: Open-Meteo Historical Weather API · ERA5 reanalysis 2020–2024.

Compare to nearby falls

If this one isn't the right fit, here's how it stacks up against the closest documented falls. Every column is filterable on the site — not buried in 13,000 reviews.

WaterfallDistanceHeightTrailDogsFee
Annie Falls (this page)52 ftN
Duwee Falls4 mi98 ftN
Vidae Falls5 mi115 ftN
Stuart Falls5 mi
Red Blanket Falls6 mi
Plaikni Falls7 miN

Side-by-side comparisons

Annie Falls compared head-to-head with other documented falls — height, access, fees, dogs, swimmability in one row each.

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Questions visitors ask about Annie Falls

Answers built from our structured data. If a question isn't here, the fact is unverified — we'd rather omit than guess.

How tall is Annie Falls?

Annie Falls is 52 feet (16 m) tall. Height is sourced from OSM.

Is Annie Falls in a national or state park?

Yes — Annie Falls is inside Crater Lake National Park. See the park page for fees, hours, and current conditions.

Can I bring my dog to Annie Falls?

No — dogs are not allowed on trails here. Most National Park trails prohibit pets to protect wildlife. Service animals are an exception per ADA.

How far is Annie Falls from a major city?

Annie Falls is 19 miles from Prospect (about 27 minutes' drive).

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Where it is

42.8175, -122.1140

Sources and live status

Where we got the data, and where to check current conditions before you drive.

Last verified by Fallspots: 2026-05-15

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