The Unrivaled Waterfall Hike In Kentucky Everyone Should Take At Least Once
Rachel Shulhafer
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There are a ton of beautiful waterfalls hiding in Kentucky’s lush forests. They range from all sizes, from the massive Cumberland Falls down to the smaller and serene Creation Falls in Red River Gorge. However, there is one hike in Kentucky that is absolutely unrivaled when it comes to seeing gorgeous waterfalls, and that hike is the Eagle Falls Trail. Here’s more on the Kentucky waterfall hike that belongs at the top of your hiking bucket list.
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What are the most beautiful Kentucky waterfalls?
Eagle Falls is truly one of the most beautiful Kentucky waterfalls, but it's not the only one worth seeking out. There are plenty of stunning waterfalls located throughout the Bluegrass. In fact, we've mapped out some of the best waterfalls in Kentucky on our Kentucky Waterfall Road Trip. This itinerary will take you to 76 Falls, Yahoo Falls, Cumberland Falls, Bad Branch Falls, Flat Lick Falls, Anglin Falls, Creation Falls, Broke Leg Falls.
What are the most scenic hikes in Kentucky?
When it comes to scenery, you'll find there's plenty in Kentucky. Some of the most beautiful landscapes can be admired from a hiking trail. Indeed, there's nothing better than a scenic hike that leads to a gorgeous overlook. Some of the most scenic hikes in Kentucky include Indian Staircase Trail, Copperas Falls, Sky Bridge, Yahoo Falls Trail, Rock Bridge Trail, Auxier Ridge Trail, Eagle Falls Trail, Gray's Arch Trail Loop, Van Hook Falls and Cane Creek Valley, and Dog Slaughter Falls Trail. Learn more about these popular hiking trails in Kentucky.
Which hikes in Kentucky are good for kids?
If you plan on hiking with the kiddos, chances are you'll want to find trails that are relatively easy and don't take all day to complete. Fortunately, we've outlined incredible hikes under 5 miles that everyone in the family will love. These spots include Raven's Run in Lexington, Rock Bridge Arch Trail in Pine Ridge, Towering Sycamore Trail in Shakertown, River Styx Spring Trail at Mammoth Cave National Park, Red River Gorge Courthouse Rock Trail, 3 Bridges Trail in Carter Caves, Hood's Branch Trail in Slade, Lick Falls Trail, Highland Cemetery Forest Preserve in Fort Mitchell, Fort Thomas Landmark Tree Trail, Doe Run Loop, and Chimney Top Trail.