Walk Behind A Waterfall For A One-Of-A-Kind Experience In Indiana

Indiana isn’t exactly well known for its waterfalls, but there are quite a few amazing falls worth checking out in the state. From the large, double waterfalls at Cataract Falls to the lovely falls at Clifty State Park, Indiana has quite a few stunning waterfalls. However, one of the best places to visit is undoubtedly Hemlock Cliffs Falls in the Hoosier National Forest. Why? Because you can walk behind a waterfall for a unique and thrilling experience.

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Hemlock Cliffs is a spectacular site, located within the Hoosier National Forest. This area of the forest is a box canyon with unique tree and plant life, stunning sandstone formations, and a variety of gorgeous waterfalls.

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While just taking in all of these gorgeous falls in one are is amazing enough, things become more exciting when you actually walk behind the falls.

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Waterfalls are scattered throughout the area of Hemlock Cliffs, some wide and shorter, while others have steep drops and are relatively narrow.

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One of the falls that you can walk behind is a rather tall waterfall, and it's relatively safe enough for hikers of all skill levels to hike behind.

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Exercise extreme caution of you hike behind a fall higher up. Of course the experience is much different and brings you closer to the peak of the falls.

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Whether you want to walk behind a fall by climbing a cliff or stand behind one at ground level, you'll be invigorated by this incredible hiking experience.

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