Posted in Indiana
August 24, 2018
The Ultimate Bucket List For Anyone In Indiana Who Loves Waterfall Hikes
Hoosier nature lovers know that some of the best trails in the state are these eight waterfall hikes in Indiana. Located throughout the state, these surprising wonders are worth the journey.
You’ll definitely want to add at least a few of these trails to your bucket list. Scroll on for more details.
This short trail leads to a little waterfall that is surrounded by beautiful forestry. Located near Liberty, the trail is 1.1 miles straight into the woods and is ideal for hiking, running, and dog walking.
Located at Bartholomew County Park near Hartsville, this lovely loop trail goes by one of the state's most incredible falls. The trails here are slightly overgrown, so you'll feel like a true explorer on this 1.8-mile path.
This 2.2-mile trail near Logansport is full of beautiful views. The best thing to see is the waterfall, of course, but you'll also enjoy rock formations, wildlife, and a beach.
This 5.8-mile loop is one of the longest waterfall hikes in the state. It is located near Madison in the Clifty Falls State Park and can be accessed year round. Enjoy well-marked trails and rock cut-outs.
This 1.6-mile trail is great for all sorts of nature adventures and takes hikers to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the state. Located near the town of Largo, it features a lake and many incredible views.
This is a paved trail that is very easy to access. It spans just .8 miles and is part of the Griffy Lake Nature Preserve near Bloomington and leads to a marvelous waterfall that is so much more beautiful in person.
Nestled within the McCormicks Creek State Park, this 4.9-mile trail is for the more advanced hiker. Hills, rocky cliffs, and uneven ground make up this trail that leads to a hidden gem you'll never forget.
No matter the time of year, this excellent trail in Williamsport will offer some incredible views. Spanning 1.6 miles and circling around in a loop, that path is great for all skill levels and is used for hiking and biking.
For more like this, check out nine trails in Indiana you need to hike before you die.
Are there any waterfall hikes in Indiana that we missed? Share your favorite trails with us below in the comments.
