Mary Jane Falls is a plunge waterfall in upper Kyle Canyon in the Spring Mountains of Clark County, Nevada, within the Mt. Charleston Wilderness area.
The falls
The World Waterfall Database lists Mary Jane Falls as an unconfirmed plunge with about three months of consistent flow each year.
Getting there
The normal route follows a 3.2-mile round trip from Kyle Canyon Road, State Route 157, and is rated moderately difficult. Admission to the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, managed by the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, is free. In 2026, Forest Order 04-17-25-04 closed the Mary Jane Falls trailhead and its approach area for public-safety repair work, a closure that runs through May 12, 2027. The closure follows severe flash-flood damage to the area in 2023.
When to go
With the trailhead closed under the 2026 order, there is no current public visiting season; flow is recorded as consistent for about three months of an ordinary year.
On site
Entering the closed roads, trail or falls area is prohibited while repair work continues. Viewpoint, base access, swimming and dog rules are not documented.
Nearby
Big Falls is about 0.8 mile away, Little Falls about 1.9 miles, and Charlston Peak Falls about 2.4 miles.
Distances are straight-line.