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.
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.
Waterfalls are scattered throughout the area of Hemlock Cliffs, some wide and shorter, while others have steep drops and are relatively narrow.
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.
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.
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.
Have you ever walked behind a waterfall in Hemlock Cliffs or anywhere else in Indiana? For more stunning waterfalls, check out this list of waterfalls hiding in plain sight.
Address: Hoosier National Forest, Greenfield Township, IN 47454, USA
