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Five miles out and back of incredible natural beauty and wonders can be found on the section of the Sheltowee Trace Trail that leads to Vanhook Falls. Along the way, several smaller unnamed waterfalls, high stone bluffs and the large rock slabs and formations of Cane Creek make for an unbelievably scenic hike before reaching

Two distinctive, beautiful 30-foot drops into Lake Cumberland emerge from springs above to create double cascades at historic Mill Springs Mill. A fully operational mill built in 1877 sits below with a 40-foot overshot water wheel, the largest of its kind in the world. Perhaps best viewed by boat on Lake Cumberland, you can also

Within the Daniel Boone National Forest lies a rare double waterfall, Pine Island Double Falls, where two powerful blue cascades meet in the middle and plunge into a pristine aquamarine pool below. You can access this impressive hidden gem via a 1.4-mile trek that follows a creek and features numerous natural wonders, such as caves,

Located along Indian Creek, Seventy-Six Falls is believed to have been named after the nearby community of Seventy-Six. Though some think the name refers to its height before the impoundment of Lake Cumberland, that height was close to 84 feet. Regardless, the well-maintained trails, scenic bridges and picturesque views leading to Seventy-Six Falls, as well