One of the most naturally beautiful trails in the Red River Gorge leads you to Whittleton Branch and Whittleton Arch Falls. The 5.25-mile out-and-back trail to the falls is considered easy and is well marked and simple to navigate. Once at the incredible arch and waterfall, walk behind the falls for a unique view. The […]
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As the highest waterfall in Kentucky, 113-foot Yahoo Falls is well worth the 5.0 miles out and back moderately easy hike in the heart of the Big South Fork National Recreation Area. Jaw-dropping views can be found from either the base or behind the falls as they drop into the pool below and cascade in
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The section of the Sheltowee Trace Trail that leads to Princess Falls takes you along Lick Creek as it parallels the Cumberland River. You’ll spot many small waterfalls and interesting rock formations worth exploring along this relatively flat and easy trail, making it ideal for young hikers. Using the trailhead from the upper tier of
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Though the trail to this gorgeous 40-foot waterfall is an unofficial one, meaning it isn’t marked or maintained, it is a popular, well-worn route for hikers and campers. The 3.1 mile out-and-back trail is moderately challenging but well worth the trek. Copperas Falls unexpectedly appears like a hidden oasis with a turquoise lagoon at its
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At 33 feet tall, Flat Lick Falls makes an impressive plunge into a beautiful pool surrounded by boulders and cliffs. It’s an easy walk on the 1-mile loop trail to the waterfall, but if you’re feeling more adventurous just cross the creek above the waterfall and follow the trail to the base. There are multiple
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