Anglin Falls
Berea KY

Anglin Falls (75 feet) drops into a beautiful gorge heavily populated with wildflowers. Truly in the forest primeval, this is a sight to enjoy in early Spring. You are in the John B. Stephenson Memorial Forest State Nature Preserve named in honor of the man who worked tirelessly to have this area preserved in its wild state for us and future generations. The ½-mile footpath to the falls can be strenuous and hiking shoes are strongly recommended.

If southbound on I-75, take 77 and follow KY-595 south into Berea to KY-21. Turn left on 21. 

If northbound on I-75, take exit 76 and turn right (toward Berea) on KY-21.

Follow KY-21 to US-421 and turn right following 421 south for about 3 miles to Himanns Fork Road. Turn right and follow Himanns Fork Road to Anglin Falls Road (about 4 miles). Turn left and continue one more mile to a small gravel road. Turn left, continue to the end. This is the trailhead.

More information: 

• Mills and Sharber

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