Waterfalls in Oklahoma

33 named waterfalls on one map. Tallest first until you share a location, then nearest first.

Showing Oklahoma's falls, tallest first. Tap the button or search a town to sort them by distance.

    Waterfall names and positions: USGS Geographic Names Information System (public domain) and © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Heights are from OpenStreetMap where a mapper recorded one. Data as of September 2026. Always check the land manager for trail status, closures and parking before you go.

    Waterfalls in Oklahoma at a glance

    Oklahoma has 33 named waterfalls on our map, 34th among the states. Most are small drops on creeks and rivers, and many run best in spring or after rain.

    For bigger falls, the nearest waterfall country is Arkansas and Missouri. Arkansas's best-known falls include Hemmed-In Hollow Falls, Cedar Falls, Twin Falls. Search your town on the map above and set the radius to 100 or 200 miles to see which are within a day trip; the map crosses state lines.

    Small falls like these are at their best in spring and in the day or two after heavy rain, when the creeks feeding them run high; in dry spells many shrink to a trickle. See the best time to see waterfalls.

    Oklahoma by the numbers

    The map shows 33 named falls in Oklahoma. 26 of them are in the USGS Geographic Names Information System, the federal register of official place names, and 7 more are named falls mapped only in OpenStreetMap. 2 have a height recorded by OpenStreetMap mappers, which is what the height filter above uses. MurrayCounty has the most, with 14.

    Tallest recorded waterfalls in Oklahoma

    Heights as recorded in OpenStreetMap, converted to feet. Guidebooks may list different figures, usually because they count every tier of a fall or only the biggest drop. Why heights differ.

    WaterfallHeightCounty
    Turner Falls 79 ft Murray
    Dripping Springs 77 ft not recorded

    Counties with the most waterfalls

    From the USGS record, which gives each fall's county.

    CountyNamed falls
    Murray14
    Johnston3
    Carter3
    Le Flore1
    Wagoner1
    Cherokee1
    McCurtain1
    Atoka1
    Sequoyah1

    Every named waterfall in Oklahoma

    Alphabetical within each county. Tap a name to centre the map above on it.

    Atoka County (1)

    Carter County (3)

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    Cherokee County (1)

    Johnston County (3)

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    Le Flore County (1)

    McCurtain County (1)

    Murray County (14)

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    Sequoyah County (1)

    Wagoner County (1)

    County not recorded (7)

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    Before you go

    The map shows where falls are, not whether they are open or safe to reach. Check the land manager, usually a state park or national forest, for closures, fees and permits, and stay on the trail near the water. Our waterfall safety guide covers the hazards, and waterfall hikes near me explains how to pick a trail.

    Waterfalls near cities close to Oklahoma

    Every named fall within driving range of the city, nearest first: waterfalls near Fayetteville, AR, waterfalls near Little Rock, waterfalls near Austin.

    Waterfalls in nearby states: Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Texas. Or see waterfalls in every state.

    Waterfalls in Oklahoma: common questions

    How many waterfalls are in Oklahoma?

    Our map lists 33 named waterfalls in Oklahoma, from the USGS Geographic Names Information System and OpenStreetMap as of 2026-09-23. That ranks Oklahoma 34th among the states. Unnamed falls and seasonal drops are not counted, so the real number is higher.

    What is the tallest waterfall in Oklahoma?

    Among falls with a height recorded in OpenStreetMap, Turner Falls is the tallest in Oklahoma at about 79 ft. Published heights vary between sources, because some count every tier and some only the biggest drop.

    How do I find waterfalls near me in Oklahoma?

    Tap Find falls near me on this page, or type a Oklahoma town or ZIP code. The map lists the named waterfalls around you, nearest first, with height where recorded and a link to directions.

    Which county in Oklahoma has the most waterfalls?

    Murray County has the most named falls in the USGS record, 14.