Amos Falls
Kentucky · height not recorded · Daniel Boone National Forest · Last verified 2026-05-15
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Amos Falls is a waterfall in Whitley County, Kentucky. Height has not been officially recorded. Access details and conditions have not yet been verified in person by Fallspots — the data on this page comes from OpenStreetMap and USGS GNIS.
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| Waterfall | Distance | Height | Trail | Dogs | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amos Falls (this page) | — | — | — | Y | Free |
| Dog Slaughter Falls | 4 mi | 20 ft | — | Y | Free |
| Eagle Creek Falls | 5 mi | — | — | — | — |
| Cumberland Falls | 5 mi | — | — | — | — |
| Star Creek Falls | 5 mi | — | — | Y | Free |
| Bark Camp Falls | 6 mi | — | — | Y | Free |
Questions visitors ask about Amos Falls
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Is Amos Falls in a national or state park?
Yes — Amos Falls is inside Daniel Boone National Forest. We inferred this from OpenStreetMap protected-area polygons; if you find we got the boundary wrong, please report it. See the park page for fees, hours, and current conditions.
Can I bring my dog to Amos Falls?
Yes — dogs are allowed (Daniel Boone National Forest permits leashed dogs in most areas). Inferred from park type; check the official site for trail-specific restrictions. Always leash and pack out waste.
Is there a fee to visit Amos Falls?
No entrance fee. Daniel Boone National Forest is free to access. Some trailheads may charge a parking fee separately.
How far is Amos Falls from a major city?
Amos Falls is 8 miles from Williamsburg (about 11 minutes' drive).
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Where it is
36.8239, -84.2590
Sources and live status
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Last verified by Fallspots: 2026-05-15
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