Parker Creek Falls is a waterfall on Parker Creek in Jefferson County, Oregon, at an elevation of about 6,564 feet.
The falls
The creek runs through the Cascades, a high volcanic range of snow-capped peaks and dense conifer forest that gets abundant rain and snow on its western slopes, giving the region one of the country's highest concentrations of waterfalls. Parker Creek carries four recorded waterfalls along its course, out of 18 recorded in Jefferson County. World Waterfall Database lists a Parker Creek Falls on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation that matches this location, and marks the entry unconfirmed; it publishes no height, drop count or description. This record is separate from a Parker Creek Falls in Benton County and from a much taller Parker Creek Falls in California.
Getting there
The falls lie within the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. A public access route or waterfall permit is not documented.
Nearby
An unnamed waterfall on the Whitewater River is about 1.9 miles away, and an unnamed waterfall in Jefferson County about 2.4 miles. An unnamed waterfall on Milk Creek is about 2.5 miles away. Bend, the nearest city of any size, is roughly 47.9 miles to the southeast.
Distances are straight-line.