Toketee Falls is one of the most well known waterfalls in Oregon, renowned for the well defined columnar jointing along the cliff which forms the waterfall. The falls drop in two steps from a narrow slot canyon carved into the basalt bedrock, falling a total of 89 feet into a large cerulean-hued pool. The upper fall drops 19 feet into a small grotto framed on all sides with columnar formations, and from the lip of the pool the river then leaps a sheer 70 feet into the larger pool at the bottom of the canyon.