This Spectacular Waterfall is Indiana’s Natural Hidden Gem

If there's one thing that most people can probably agree on, it's this: waterfalls are incredible. Have you ever had the chance to stand up close to a waterfall and really take it in? Did you know there are several waterfalls in the state of Indiana? Today, we want to take a closer look at Cataract Falls; how much do you know about this hidden waterfall in Indiana?

Did you know Cataract Falls is located in the northern part of Owen County?

Did you know Cataract Falls is the largest waterfall in Indiana (based on volume)?

Did you know it's one of our favorite parts of the entire Lieber State Recreation Area?

Did you know Cataract Falls consists of two different sets of waterfalls along Mill Creek that are separated by roughly a mile?

Did you know the upper falls has a 45-foot drop and the lower falls has a 30-foot drop?

There's something about this incredible natural wonder that instills awe within us and helps us understand how amazing the world around us really is.

Did you know Isaac Teal was the name of the very first permanent settler to live near Cataract Falls all the way back in 1820?

Within close proximity to the falls, there are all kinds of goodies - camping, shopping, dining and more!

Did you know in 1841, Theodore Jennings became the very first owner of Cataract Falls when he purchased 1,000 acres of land that happened to include them?

Quick question: where do we inquire about buying our very own waterfalls?

We think it is safe to say that Cataract Falls is gorgeous, and the history is pretty interesting as well! Did you like learning more about Cataract Falls? Is there something else in Indiana you would like to learn more about? If so, let us know by submitting this form. You never know when you'll see your idea featured!

Which hidden waterfall in Indiana is your favorite?