Tower Creek and Tower Falls are located approximately three miles south of Roosevelt Junction on the Tower-Canyon road.

The fall was renamed Tower Fall (singular) by the U.S. Geological Survey in 1928.

Inspiration Point (Tower Falls)

On July 24, 1871 the survey team departed Mammoth en route to Tower Fall.

He observed at least one geothermal area in the northeastern section of the park, near Tower Fall.

After crossing the mouth of the Gardner River, they traveled along the benches above the western side of the Yellowstone until they reached Tower Fall.

September 14, 1869 - the party continued along the benches above the Black Canyon to Tower Fall.

Then you can go over Dunraven Pass to Tower Falls and on to the Lamar Valley where the wildlife viewing is as good as it gets.

Also, Tower Junction to Tower Fall opens to wheeled vehicles.

The party traveled up the west side of the Yellowstone along the ridges above the river for several days to Tower Creek near Tower Fall.