Proxy Falls

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Proxy Falls is a scenic waterfall in Oregon known for its twin cascades tumbling over moss-covered lava cliffs in the Cascade Range.

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instanceOf tourist attraction ⓘ
waterfall ⓘ
access Proxy Falls Trail ⓘ
approximateElevation about 3200 feet above sea level ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
county Lane County, Oregon ⓘ
drainageBasin McKenzie River basin ⓘ
geologicalContext Cascade volcanic arc ⓘ
hasPart Lower Proxy Falls ⓘ
Upper Proxy Falls ⓘ
hazard slippery rocks ⓘ
steep, uneven terrain near falls ⓘ
height approximately 226 feet ⓘ
approximately 69 meters ⓘ
knownFor moss-covered lava cliffs ⓘ
twin cascades ⓘ
locatedIn Cascade Range ⓘ
Oregon ⓘ
Willamette National Forest ⓘ
managedBy U.S. Forest Service ⓘ
nearbyFeature McKenzie Pass ⓘ
Three Sisters Wilderness (nearby region) ⓘ
nearestCity McKenzie Bridge, Oregon ⓘ
numberOfDrops 2 ⓘ
parking trailhead parking lot ⓘ
partOf Willamette National Forest recreation sites ⓘ
photographicFeature long, veil-like water flow over moss ⓘ
photoSubject landscape photography ⓘ
popularFor day hiking ⓘ
nature photography ⓘ
sightseeing ⓘ
region central Oregon Cascades ⓘ
requiresPass Northwest Forest Pass (often required for parking) ⓘ
roadAccess Oregon Route 242 (McKenzie Highway) ⓘ
linked to: Oregon Route 242
seasonalAccess typically summer to early fall ⓘ
surface basalt lava flow ⓘ
touristSeason summer ⓘ
trailLength approximately 1.5 miles round trip ⓘ
trailType loop trail ⓘ
type plunge waterfall ⓘ
vegetation coniferous forest ⓘ
moss ⓘ
watercourse Proxy Creek ⓘ

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