Falling Water Falls

Falling Water Falls is a waterfall in Pope County, Arkansas, where water flows over layered limestone formations. The water cascades down continuously through these rocky tiers, creating distinct levels across the natural structure.

The site received protected status as a natural area in 1964, securing permanent public access. This designation helped ensure the geological formation would remain available for future generations.

Local photographers and artists often visit to capture how the water changes through different seasons. The site draws people who want to record the shifting natural patterns they see.

Access is via marked trails with viewing areas and parking near the entrance. Visitors should expect varying trail conditions depending on the season, especially after heavy rain.

The amount of water flowing varies noticeably between seasons, changing how the falls look and behave. Summer often brings less water, while winter and spring snowmelt create more dramatic cascades.