Cedar Mill Falls is a 32-foot segmented cascade on Cedar Mill Creek in Washington County, Oregon, reached by an ADA-accessible boardwalk in a park greenway near the town of Cedar Mill.
The falls
World Waterfall Database classifies the form as a segmented steep cascade, with an average width of 45 feet on a 68-degree pitch. The falls descend a basalt formation on Cedar Mill Creek.
Getting there
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District manages the 18.99-acre Cedar Mill Creek Greenway, which has 0.46 mile of trail, an ADA-accessible multi-use path, a boardwalk, and an overlook; the falls are visible from the Sue Conger Boardwalk. Parking is available at a church next to the historic JQA Young House, with access by the greenway and boardwalk. The greenway's north end sits near NW Cornell Road and NW 114th Avenue, and the district's page provides a public-transit link.
When to go
The greenway is open daily from dawn to dusk.
On site
The district's parks and trails are smoke-free. Dog rules, swimming, and whether the base can be reached safely are not documented.
History and name
The creek formerly powered a local mill, and the Sue Conger Boardwalk, which frames the current view, opened in 2013.
Nearby
Jackson Falls is about 9.4 miles away, Oswego Cascades about 10.3 miles, Burris Creek Falls about 13.1 miles, and Willamette Falls about 14.9 miles.
Distances are straight-line.