This waterfall is also almost always referred to as Fort Falls, but as you can see in the description of this old photograph of the waterfall, it is the restaurant that received its name from the waterfall. Lost in time people just started calling the waterfall Fort Falls, but alas that was not the original case. It was named Singing Falls because you could hear it 'singing' from the road as you passed.
| Name | Singing Falls |
| Watercourse | Box Canyon |
| Height of Falls | - |
| Width of Falls | - |
| # of Drops | 1 |
| Type of Falls | Plunge |
| Upper Rock Layer | Carter Caves Sandstone: Sandstone |
| Lower Rock Layer | Paragon and Slade Formations, undifferentiated: Shale | limestone |
| Watershed Size (Acres) | - |
| Watershed Size (Sq Miles) | - |
| Area of Face of Falls | - |
| Status | Confirmed |
| Latitude | 38.342801 |
| Longitude | -83.10354700000001 |
| Elevation | 838 |
| Land Owner | Private |
| Name of Land | |
| County | Carter |
| Azimuth | - |
| Submitted by | Christopher Morris |