Hurst Falls Cove Springs Park Frankfort, Kentucky After a great weekend with my other half in Louisville, Kentucky the weekend before Valentines Day, I thought I would scout a falls I had never seen before on our way home. Located in a small city park on the northern outskirts of town, when we pulled into the parks parking lot I was amazed to see that it was fully visible right there. It was raining lightly and the creek in front of the falls was moving pretty quickly. I couldn't believe how pretty the falls was and the interesting thing about this beauty is the splash pool is created by a small man made dam which overflows onto the viewing platform then falls into the creek making multiple compositions of the falls a challenge.
Indian Bathtub Bascades Unnamed Stream Wolfe County Kentucky Located on private property near the end of a dead end road, it was nice to catch these cascades with some decent flow on them. I had visited here several years ago in winter after a snow event and there wasn't much water on them at all. Although these cascades are beautiful, the real star here is out of the shot, as a towering 70 ft tall waterfall is to the left that is not framed in, but we'll save that for another day!
Double Waterfall At Joe Ponder Hollow Muir Valley Nature Preserve Kentucky Located in the Muir Valley Nature Preserve the waterfall is actually at triple falls as visible behind the right cascade there is a towering 60 ft falls. This photograph was taken a little over a year ago after a decent rain. I'm hoping to return this winter or spring, I'd love to see the left falls with a little more water on it.
