40 min
You’d be forgiven if you assumed that a state park named for Cline Falls actually showcased the waterfall, but that is not the case. However, a short walk down the Deschutes River from the park takes you onto Bureau of Land Management property, and there you will be able to view the waterfall. The falls themselves, a 20-foot drop over a basalt ledge, are more interesting in winter and spring, but once irrigation water is drawn from the river and the snow melt slows, they become a mere trickle.
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