Jump Creek Falls

Jump Creek Falls drops 50 feet through a narrow canyon, creating a natural pool surrounded by desert rock formations and native vegetation.

The Bureau of Land Management integrated Jump Creek Falls into a designated recreation area to protect the natural water system in southwestern Idaho.

Local photographers and nature observers document seasonal changes of the falls, capturing wildlife interactions and water flow variations throughout the year.

The waterfall requires a half-mile round trip hike from the parking area, with potential water flow reduction during summer months.

The canyon walls near the falls contain small natural arches and alcoves, forming geological features typical of desert environments.

GPS coordinates: 43.47714,-116.92506

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:20