Waterfall · Douglas County, Oregon

Deer Lick Falls

Waterfall about 29 miles southeast of Glide, OR.

4.5 · 15 Google reviews

Photo of Deer Lick Falls near Glide, OR

About Deer Lick Falls

Deer Lick Falls is a named waterfall in Douglas County, Oregon, located about 29 miles southeast of Glide. The U.S. Geological Survey records it on the Twin Lakes Mountain 7.5-minute topographic quadrangle at 43°07′39″ N, 122°35′02″ W (43.12759, -122.58402). Named features close by in the federal gazetteer include Mink Creek (stream, 0.2 mi), Carmen Lake (lake, 0.8 mi), and Alligator Lake (lake, 1.0 mi). The nearest other waterfall in this directory is South Umpqua Falls, 7.2 miles to the southwest.

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Weather at Deer Lick Falls

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Conditions at Deer Lick Falls

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Live discharge in cubic feet per second (ft³/s). The gauge may be on a different stream than the falls; use the trend as a rough guide to how much water is running in the area.

Map and Directions

The marker shows the USGS-recorded position of Deer Lick Falls. Trailheads and parking can be some distance from the falls themselves, so plan your route with an up-to-date trail map.

Visitor Ratings

Deer Lick Falls holds a 4.5 average from 15 Google reviews. Distribution by star rating:

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Named Landmarks Nearby

These named features from the USGS Geographic Names Information System lie within two miles of Deer Lick Falls. Stream positions mark the stream's mouth as recorded by USGS.

  • Mink Creek — stream, 0.2 mi
  • Carmen Lake — lake, 0.8 mi
  • Alligator Lake — lake, 1.0 mi
  • Prong Creek — stream, 1.1 mi
  • Black Rock Fork — stream, 1.4 mi
  • Castle Rock Fork — stream, 1.4 mi
  • Silver Creek — stream, 1.6 mi
  • Bow Creek — stream, 1.7 mi

Before You Visit

  • Water levels change quickly. Flow is usually strongest after rain and during snowmelt; see the best time to visit waterfalls.
  • Stay back from the brink and off wet rock. Our waterfall safety guide covers the most common hazards.
  • Check land ownership and access before you go. Some named falls sit on private property or in areas without a maintained trail.
  • Download offline maps and save the coordinates 43.12759, -122.58402. Use our waterfall hike packing list.

Waterfalls Near Deer Lick Falls

Photo of Hemlock Falls, a waterfall 1.0 miles from Clover Falls
Pictured: nearby Hemlock Falls (1.0 mi)

Clover Falls

Glide, OR · 8.6 mi northwest
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Yakso Falls

Glide, OR · 9.4 mi northwest
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Photo of Hemlock Falls near Glide, OR

Hemlock Falls

Glide, OR · 9.5 mi northwest
4.6 (14)
Photo of Muir Creek Falls, a waterfall 0.8 miles from Alkali Falls
Pictured: nearby Muir Creek Falls (0.8 mi)

Alkali Falls

Shady Cove, OR · 12 mi east

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Deer Lick Falls located?

Deer Lick Falls is in Douglas County, Oregon, about 29 miles southeast of Glide. Its coordinates are 43.12759, -122.58402 (43°07′39″ N, 122°35′02″ W).

What town is closest to Deer Lick Falls?

The closest town with 1,000 or more residents is Glide, OR, about 29 miles away in a straight line. Driving distance is usually longer, so check the route before you go.

What waterfalls are near Deer Lick Falls?

The closest is South Umpqua Falls (7.2 mi southwest). Others within reach include Clover Falls (8.6 mi), Yakso Falls (9.4 mi), and Hemlock Falls (9.5 mi).

Which USGS topographic map shows Deer Lick Falls?

Deer Lick Falls appears on the USGS Twin Lakes Mountain 7.5-minute quadrangle. You can view it in The National Map viewer or download the US Topo sheet for offline navigation.