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Upper McCord Creek Falls is sometimes seen as the uppermost tier of mighty Elowah Falls . This 64-foot waterfall is best viewed from a raised spot just off the trail as you approach the falls. A log which appears in many older photographs of the falls has disappeared post-Eagle Creek Fire. Also, before January 2026, the channel which once fed what used to be the eastern drop of the twin waterfall filled with rubble, and now there is only a single drop. In fact, there used to be three chutes, but an easternmost braid of the creek filled with debris several decades ago. The waterfall is within the expanded boundaries (2009) of the Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness.
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