Anglin Falls
A roughly 75-foot waterfall tucked into a wildflower-rich gorge a short drive from town.
About this trail
Anglin Falls is a roughly 75-foot seasonal waterfall hidden in a wildflower-rich gorge within the John B. Stephenson Memorial Forest State Nature Preserve, owned by Berea College and managed with the Office of Kentucky Nature Preserves. The out-and-back trail follows Anglin Creek up the hollow over rocky, root-crossed terrain before arriving at the falls. It flows best after rain in winter and spring, and is spectacular in April when the gorge fills with wildflowers. As a dedicated state nature preserve, pets, camping, and fires are prohibited.
Trail Info
Trails are open dawn to dusk, hiking only. Wear sturdy shoes — upper sections are rocky, and cliff edges are unfenced.