Williamsport Falls

Williamsport Falls is a waterfall in Warren County, Indiana, that drops about 90 feet, making it the highest in the state. Water cascades over a thick sandstone ledge in a single impressive descent.

In the 1800s, water from the falls powered a local mill that served the community. The sandstone underlying the falls was also quarried for construction materials.

The falls serve as a natural focal point in Williamsport where photographers and nature lovers gather throughout the year. Visitors notice how the place draws people who want to experience the local landscape in person.

The easiest route is to follow Route 28 into Williamsport and turn onto Monroe Street, where parking sits near the fire station. Good footwear is helpful because the area near the falls can be slippery, especially after rain.

The water flow changes dramatically with the seasons and can dry up completely during dry periods. This variation results from modern farming and water management practices in the area.

Location: Warren County

GPS coordinates: 40.28614,-87.29263

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:09