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LITTLE WEBBER FALLS

RATING - 24.0

VR - 2 (Small)               HR - 5.0                  SR - 14/20

TYPE OF APPROACH - Bushwhack

DIFFICULTY - Fairly Easy

LOCATION - Jackman Creek Road

TYPE - Tiered

HEIGHT - 100'

WIDTH - 10'

GPS - N48 33.047 W121 38.032

ELEVATION - 1730'

Little Webber Falls is the highlight of the easily viewed falls along Jackman Creek Road.  It drops 100' in a unique series in which each drop represents a different kind of falls.  The top tier is a 63' plunge, the next is a 25' tall fan, and the last 12'are a series of sliding cascades.  Add them all together and it makes for a very cool waterfall.    It's also pretty easy to get to if you don't mind getting your feet wet and smashing through a few stickers.  The falls retain a pretty consistent water level year round.  If you got kids who are a little adventurous, this is a great falls to take them to.  On my most recent trip to the falls, I was amazed at how much stickery brush was lining the approach to the falls.  Pray for a flood to take this vegetation out so it will be easier to get a clear view.  It was quite a pain.

I used to refer to this as Webber Falls, but have recently realized that this is not the actual Webber Creek so I changed the name.  Be sure to check out Webber Falls to see how impressive that one is.

 

DIRECTIONS - Take HWY 20 to Concrete and stay on it for another mile or so.  Eventually you'll see Jackman Creek Road heading off to the left (be ready - it's easy to miss).  Stay on this road for around 6 miles.  The second major creek you cross is Webber Creek.  The falls are around about 100' off the road and can be seen through the trees.

NEARBY WATERFALLS - Rusty Falls, Webber Falls

OTHER PICTURES (CLICK TO ENLARGE) AND VIDEO
Spring at Little Webber Falls     Close up of the lovely 2nd tier                    Little Webber Falls at very high volume         

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