Outdoors NearbyCoon Falls
Coon Falls is a waterfall in California, about 4 miles from Oroville. OpenStreetMap lists it as about 43 feet (13 m) high and seasonal, may run dry. Nearby you can also see Schirmer Falls.
Seasonal falls; only runs for a couple of days after stormsDescription from OpenStreetMap
| Location | Near Oroville, California Directions |
|---|---|
| Height | about 43 ft (13 m) |
| Flow | seasonal or intermittent |
Data: OpenStreetMap contributors. Water levels rise quickly after rain upstream, so keep away from the edge.
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More waterfalls nearby
- Schirmer Falls 95 ft · near Oroville · 1 mi · seasonal Directions
- Schirmer Cascade 200 ft · near Oroville · 1 mi · seasonal Directions
- Crevice Falls 30 ft · near Thermalito · 1 mi · seasonal Directions
- Crevice Twin Falls 135 ft · near Thermalito · 1 mi · seasonal Directions
- Ranch Falls 157 ft · near Thermalito · 1 mi · seasonal Directions
- Beatson Falls 105 ft · near Oroville · 1 mi Directions
- Hollow Falls 46 ft · near Oroville · 1 mi · trailhead 0.6 mi Directions
- Little Hollow Falls near Oroville · 2 mi · trailhead 0.7 mi · seasonal Directions
Frequently asked questions
Where is Coon Falls located?
In California, about 4 miles from Oroville, at 39.5771, -121.5639. Check trail and parking details with the park, forest or town before you set out.
How tall is Coon Falls?
About 43 feet (13 meters), according to OpenStreetMap.
Does Coon Falls flow all year?
It is marked as seasonal or intermittent, so it can be dry in late summer or fall. Spring and the days after heavy rain are the best times to see it.
What other waterfalls are near Coon Falls?
Schirmer Falls (1 mi), Schirmer Cascade (1 mi), Crevice Falls (1 mi) and Crevice Twin Falls (1 mi).