EXPLORE · WATERFALLS

Waterfalls in Indiana

23 Waterfalls Found Height Data Available

Indiana's waterfalls are concentrated in the southern karst and sandstone country. Cataract Falls on the Eel River in Owen County is the largest cascading waterfall in the state — an upper and lower falls in a state recreation area with camping. Clifty Falls in Jefferson County near Madison has four waterfalls including an 83-foot falls in the Jefferson County hill country above the Ohio River. Frozen Head State Park just across the Tennessee border has accessible falls from the Tennessee side. Indiana's karst geology also produces disappearing streams and springs that qualify as waterfall features.

Waterfall flow varies by season — spring snowmelt produces peak flows. Check trail conditions before visiting remote sites. Some falls are seasonal and may be dry in late summer. Explore all waterfalls on the Trek4Free map →

Height

Cascades Falls

5m / 16ft

39.1937°N, 86.5376°W

Charley Creek Falls

4m / 13ft

40.8028°N, 85.8319°W

Sawmill Creek Waterfall

3m / 10ft

41.7057°N, 87.9651°W

Canyon Creek Falls

3m / 8ft

41.6900°N, 88.0022°W

Canyon Creek Cascade

1m / 3ft

41.6905°N, 88.0018°W

1 Foot Falls

41.6268°N, 86.9617°W

Benson Creek Falls

38.2084°N, 84.9378°W

Clifty Falls

38.7664°N, 85.4362°W

Crowe Falls

38.7119°N, 85.4665°W

Fairmont Falls

38.0930°N, 85.5780°W

France Park Waterfalls

40.7584°N, 86.4614°W

Hindostan Falls

38.6232°N, 86.8501°W

Hoffman Falls

38.7527°N, 85.4225°W

Little Clifty Falls

38.7665°N, 85.4344°W

Lower Cataract Falls

39.4423°N, 86.8194°W

Maidenhair Fa lls

39.9343°N, 87.0664°W

McCormick's Creek Waterfall

39.2905°N, 86.7208°W

Silver Cascade Falls

39.9371°N, 87.0696°W

Thistlethwaite Falls

39.8472°N, 84.8979°W

Tunnel Falls

38.7612°N, 85.4283°W

Upper Cataract Falls

39.4347°N, 86.8134°W

Wallace Falls

38.7574°N, 85.4340°W

Williamsport Falls

40.2861°N, 87.2927°W