10 Tallest Waterfalls in the United States in 2024

10. Feather Falls, California - This waterfall in Plumas National Forest has a drop of about 410 feet.

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9. Ribbon Falls, California - Located in Yosemite National Park, it drops around 1,612 feet.

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8. Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River, Wyoming - In Yellowstone National Park, it drops approximately 308 feet.

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7. Palouse Falls, Washington - It's about 198 feet tall and is located in Palouse Falls State Park.

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6. Takakkaw Falls, Canada - Just across the border from Montana, this waterfall drops about 1,260 feet.

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5. Virginia Falls, Montana - Located in Glacier National Park, it has a total drop of approximately 2,060 feet.

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4. Colonial Falls, Washington - Another waterfall in North Cascades National Park, it drops around 2,584 feet.

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3. Goðafoss, Iceland - Though not in the U.S., it's notable for its beauty and stands at about 36 feet tall.

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2. Colonial Creek Falls, Washington - It's located in North Cascades National Park and drops about 2,584 feet.

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1. Yosemite Falls, California - With a total drop of 2,425 feet, it's one of the most iconic waterfalls in the U.S.

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