Overview. This beautiful cascading waterfall is just off the main road at Carter Caves State Resort Park and should be on your list each time you visit. The stream ducks underground before re-emerging here - providing an amazing little scene.

Route Type | Out and Back
Total Distance | <1/10th mile
Overall Difficulty | Easy
this trail is unmarked, but easily navigated

GPS Waypoints
Unmarked Trailhead | 38.375079, -83.115555
Horn Hollow Falls | 38.375597, -83.115467
Carter Caves State Resort Park Map

Parking. Roadside parking is available at three spots near the Laurel Cave Trailhead. Trash cans and a picnic table are available here.

Trail navigation. This is a short walkout with only a few dozen yards to reach the falls from the bend in the road. Just follow your ears to reach the falls.

CAUTION - Poisonous Snakes. Copperheads and timber rattlesnakes can be found in the area. Should you encounter one, stop and slowly back away. Always give venemous snakes a wide berth. Know Before You Go => University of Kentucky Venemous Snake Guide

CAUTION - Black Bears. Ursus Americanus - a.k.a. the American black bear is growing in population throughout much of Kentucky. Know Before You Go => US Forest Service Black Bear Safety Tips