This is a huge waterfall and rock shelter with a 130 acre watershed. Needs to be measured. The shelter is unique in that it has a grassy ground cover. Best accessed from the old forestry road off Tarr Ridge. Hike down the closed forest road into the hollow. At some point the road ends and you can hike up the creek to the falls. There is a very neat karst feature along the way; a cascading limestone canyon.
| Name | Morgan Hollow Falls |
| Watercourse | Branch of Morgan Hollow |
| Height of Falls | - |
| Width of Falls | - |
| # of Drops | 1 |
| Type of Falls | Plunge |
| Upper Rock Layer | Pikeville Formation: Shale | siltstone | sandstone | coal | underclay |
| Lower Rock Layer | Grundy Formation: Shale | siltstone | coal | underclay |
| Watershed Size (Acres) | - |
| Watershed Size (Sq Miles) | - |
| Area of Face of Falls | - |
| Status | Confirmed |
| Latitude | 37.900499 |
| Longitude | -83.610882 |
| Elevation | 1064 |
| Land Owner | USDA |
| Name of Land | Daniel Boone National Forest |
| County | Menifee |
| Azimuth | - |
| Submitted by | Tim Stoops |