Nevada Waterfalls

Nevada has 9 named waterfalls on record across 3 counties. 5 waterfalls are free to visit. 9 need a hike. 8 have a closure or hazard note on file.

  • No closure on file
  • Closed, or no soaking or swimming
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Name Height Flows Access Fee Status
Big Falls Clark County
– Development After rain or snowmelt Access 1.4 mi hike Fee No fee Status Closure or warning on file
– Development After rain or snowmelt Access 2.5 mi hike (round trip) Fee No fee: the trailhead is outside the Scenic Drive fee area Status Closure or warning on file
Ice Box Canyon Clark County
– Development After rain or snowmelt Access 3 mi hike (round trip) Fee Scenic Drive daily pass: $20 private vehicle, $10 motorcycle, $8 bicycle, $5 pedestrian Status Closure or warning on file
Little Falls Clark County
– Development March through June Access 0.8 mi hike Fee – Status Closure or warning on file
– Development After rain or snowmelt Access 0.7 mi hike (round trip) Fee Scenic Drive daily pass: $20 private vehicle, $10 motorcycle, $8 bicycle, $5 pedestrian Status Closure or warning on file
Mary Jane Falls Clark County
– Development year-round Access 1.5 mi hike Fee No fee Status Closure or warning on file

Name Height Flows Access Fee Status
– Development – Access 2.5 mi hike Fee No fee Status No closure on file
– Development – Access 3 mi hike Fee No fee posted on the USFS Hunter Creek Trail page or the Washoe County trailhead page Status Closure or warning on file
25 ft Development March through May Access 0.3 mi hike Fee – Status Closure or warning on file
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Common questions

Where are the waterfalls in Nevada?

9 named waterfalls are on record: Big Falls, First Creek Canyon Falls, Galena Creek Falls, Hunter Creek Falls, Ice Box Canyon, Kings Canyon Falls, and 3 more.

Are there free waterfalls in Nevada?

Yes. No fee on record for Big Falls, First Creek Canyon Falls, Galena Creek Falls, Hunter Creek Falls, and Mary Jane Falls. Each page cites its source.

Are any waterfalls in Nevada closed?

A closure or hazard note is on file for Big Falls, First Creek Canyon Falls, Hunter Creek Falls, Ice Box Canyon, Kings Canyon Falls, Little Falls, and 2 more. Each page has the dated detail.

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