Kentucky Waterfalls Vol 1

In light of #WaterfallWednesday, here’s a look at some of Kentucky’s many waterfalls.
For more waterfalls from around the state, check out www.kywaterfalls.com for names and locations.
Hope you enjoy this video!
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[@tammiemarshall3706]

Absolutely beautiful! I can't wait until next spring to explore some of these with our German Shepherd! He is already spoiled with all the amazing waterfalls here in Northeast Tennessee and Western North Carolina! Thank you for sharing this video!

[@ExploringWithDRob]

I love German Shepherds, they’re such pretty dogs and super smart! Be sure to visit after some good rain, most KY falls are on branches and small feeder streams. Our falls are much more rain dependent than most in TN and NC.

[@Steve-ls3yy]

this is beautiful photography.

[@ExploringWithDRob]

Thanks!!

[@grgdavis2]

Great job on this Dustin!

[@ExploringWithDRob]

Thanks Greg!

[@HikingWithHuggy]

Good stuff dude! 👏

[@ExploringWithDRob]

Thanks man! You’ll have to join for some waterfalling this winter.

[@Smokeybeesnatural]

Nice 😎

[@ExploringWithDRob]

Thanks man!

[@perryhoward5064]

My friend you are a great photographer ! How do you find out about these waterfalls

[@ExploringWithDRob]

Thanks! I’ve found and documented some myself but the best resource for finding new waterfalls in KY is by using the website mentioned in this video, www.kywaterfalls.com

[@mikehulsman9258]

I can't find lick branch falls on any maps.

[@ExploringWithDRob]

If you look at the map on www.kywaterfalls.com you’ll find Lick Branch between Bee Rock and Pine Island Double Falls if you’re familiar with either of those places.