Fall Creek Falls

Fall Creek Falls measures 256 feet in height and forms a sheer drop into a plunge pool shared with neighboring Coon Creek Falls.

The Fall Creek Falls area contains evidence of Native American settlements that existed long before the land became a state park in 1974.

The state park surrounding Fall Creek Falls serves as an outdoor education center where visitors learn about local wildlife, geology, and environmental preservation.

The waterfall observation points connect through a network of marked trails leading from the parking area at the plateau to the base of the gorge.

Fall Creek Falls stands as the highest waterfall of its type east of the Mississippi River, with water flowing over limestone formations shaped over millions of years.

GPS coordinates: 35.66609,-85.35572

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:07