Posted with no treaspassing signs above falls. Confirmed it as a single waterfall on public land with a side falls approx 200' away. The boundary line is the cliff line all the way around that bowl. Plenty of markers and signs in the area noting so. Only problem is, to access it the right way, you need to park further down the road to walk directly on to the property to avoid trespassing. From there you have to work your way back upstream to view it.
| Name | Dry Fork Falls |
| Watercourse | Dry Fork |
| Height of Falls | 54 |
| Width of Falls | 2 |
| # of Drops | 1 |
| Type of Falls | Plunge |
| Upper Rock Layer | Rockcastle Sandstone Member, Bee Rock Formation: Conglomeratic sandstone |
| Lower Rock Layer | Alvy Creek Formation: Shale | siltstone | fine-grained sandstone |
| Watershed Size (Acres) | - |
| Watershed Size (Sq Miles) | - |
| Area of Face of Falls | - |
| Status | Confirmed |
| Latitude | 37.11102 |
| Longitude | -84.33481999999999 |
| Elevation | 1069 |
| Land Owner | Kentucky Department Of Fish And Wildlife |
| Name of Land | Rockcastle River WMA |
| County | Pulaski |
| Azimuth | - |
| Submitted by | Jim Ledford |