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Dillon FallsWaterfall9.2 mi from Bend▾
Dillon Falls

A churning stretch of rapids on the Deschutes River near Bend, Oregon, where the river drops about 15 feet through a small lava-rock gorge before continuing as dangerous whitewater. Named for homesteader Leander Dillon, who died in 1907, the falls are a popular but hazardous spot for river recreation and viewing alike.

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Benham FallsWaterfall10.5 mi from Bend▾
Benham Falls

The largest falls on the upper Deschutes River, a 25-foot drop formed roughly 6,000 years ago when a lava flow from nearby Lava Butte dammed the river and created a lake that eventually drained through the resulting falls. An easy, roughly two-mile round-trip trail reaches the falls from either Sunriver or a dedicated day-use area, with the heaviest flow in spring.

U.S. Forest Service- Pacific Northwest Region via Wikimedia Commons, Public domainDirections
Cline FallsWaterfall14.2 mi from Bend▾
Cline Falls

A 20-foot cascade on the Deschutes River west of Redmond, Oregon, dropping over a basalt shelf within Cline Falls State Scenic Viewpoint. The falls are named for Dr. Cass A. Cline, a Redmond dentist who once owned the adjacent land.

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Bend, Oregon

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Nearby Points of Interest

Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Bend.

Dillon FallsWaterfall9.2 mi from Bend▾
Dillon Falls

A churning stretch of rapids on the Deschutes River near Bend, Oregon, where the river drops about 15 feet through a small lava-rock gorge before continuing as dangerous whitewater. Named for homesteader Leander Dillon, who died in 1907, the falls are a popular but hazardous spot for river recreation and viewing alike.

U.S. Forest Service- Pacific Northwest Region via Wikimedia Commons, Public domainDirections
Benham FallsWaterfall10.5 mi from Bend▾
Benham Falls

The largest falls on the upper Deschutes River, a 25-foot drop formed roughly 6,000 years ago when a lava flow from nearby Lava Butte dammed the river and created a lake that eventually drained through the resulting falls. An easy, roughly two-mile round-trip trail reaches the falls from either Sunriver or a dedicated day-use area, with the heaviest flow in spring.

U.S. Forest Service- Pacific Northwest Region via Wikimedia Commons, Public domainDirections
Cline FallsWaterfall14.2 mi from Bend▾
Cline Falls

A 20-foot cascade on the Deschutes River west of Redmond, Oregon, dropping over a basalt shelf within Cline Falls State Scenic Viewpoint. The falls are named for Dr. Cass A. Cline, a Redmond dentist who once owned the adjacent land.

Bonnie Moreland via Wikimedia Commons, CC0Directions
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