Reynolds Creek Falls is a 180-foot tiered horsetail waterfall on Reynolds Creek in Glacier National Park, Glacier County, Montana. It sits at about 5,697 feet in the high country near Logan Pass, on the same creek as the taller Upper Reynolds Creek Falls.
The falls
The World Waterfall Database classifies the falls as tiered horsetails and puts the drop at about 180 feet from lidar data. The database has not recorded the number of tiers or the height of the tallest one. Reynolds Creek Falls is an unofficial name.
Getting there
No trail or viewpoint for the falls is documented. Glacier National Park charges $35 per private vehicle for seven days in summer ($25 from November through April), and non-US residents aged 16 and older pay an extra $100 per person unless they hold an eligible annual pass. The park requires no vehicle reservations in 2026.
When to go
Going-to-the-Sun Road is typically open over Logan Pass from late June to early October, depending on weather.
Nearby
Lunch Creek Falls is about 0.4 mile away, Upper Reynolds Creek Falls about 0.5 mile, Logan Falls about 0.8 mile and Oberlin Falls, below Logan Pass on the Highline Trail, about 1 mile.
Distances are straight-line.