These 7 Majestic Waterfalls In Kentucky Will Leave Your Jaw On The Floor

Kentucky is home to some breathtaking views, and the Bluegrass State certainly isn't lacking when it comes to gorgeous waterfalls. Not only is our state home to one of the most well-known and admired waterfalls in the country, but it's home to a staggering number of falls -- over 700, in fact! And the beauty is, many of these cascades are incredibly accessible and easy to find. Below are seven of the state's most memorable, wow-worthy, majestic waterfalls that are surely worth seeking out and admiring.

1. Bad Branch Falls State Nature Preserve

This nature preserve in Letcher, KY includes a 60-foot waterfall that cascades over sandstone cliffs on the south face of Pine Mountain. Read more about Bad Branch Falls State Nature Preserve in this article.

2. Cumberland Falls

Cumberland Falls is the largest waterfall by volume in the state and is the largest south of Niagara Falls, which is pretty impressive! The average water flow is 3,600 cubic feet per second, and this waterfall is truly a force to behold. Read all about this natural wonder, including its rare "moon bow" phenomenon that happens there, in this article.

3. Eagle Falls

These Falls are accessed via Eagle Falls Trail in the Cumberland Falls State Resort Park. Making the trek to this falls also offers the best views of Cumberland Falls nearby.

You can read more about Eagle Falls in this article.

4. 76 Falls

Located in Clinton County, Kentucky, along the Indian Creek on Lake Cumberland, these falls are actually not named for its size, as you may think, but rather the former name of a nearby town. Read more about this glorious cascade that many like to visit by boat in this article.

5. Torrent Falls

Located in Torrent, KY near Natural Bridge State Park and Red River Gorge, this waterfall also offers nearby rock climbing. It's definitely a Kentucky bucket-list must for anyone who enjoys the outdoors!

6. Yahoo Falls

These falls are a part of the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area in McCreary County. Yahoo Falls boasts a total height of 113 feet, making it Kentucky's tallest waterfall! in this article.

7. Tioga Falls

This body of water flows into the Ohio River valley and is actually the westernmost waterfall in the state. You can read about why Tioga Falls is one of our favorite waterfalls in Kentucky in this article!

Have you visited any of these waterfalls before? If so, share your experience in the comments below!

Still wondering "how can I learn about more waterfalls near me in Kentucky?" You're in luck! We visit eight of our favorite must-visit falls in this delightful little road trip. Go out and chase some waterfalls!