Stulls Falls

Stulls Falls is likely the largest waterfall along the West Fork MillIcoma River. Lidar data indicates the river to drop approximately 30 feet over a series of cascades over a run of about 400 linear feet, but it's not clear if all of that drop can be considered part of the waterfall. A fish ladder bypasses the falls and diverts some of the river's flow from the natural bedrock ledges. The falls are bound by private property immediately on either side of the river, so it is not likely that public access is possible even though the land several hundred feet both upstream and downstream of the falls is owned by the State of Oregon.