This waterfall is on an intermittent stream slightly downstream from where the stream flows under Butchertown Road (in a sharp curve). Travel northeast around the curve and park on the shoulder. A little path leads to an obstructed view of the falls from above. Walking along the shoulder of the road a little more (northeast) will take you to a spot where you can scramble down to the base of the falls.
| Name | Sulfur Springs Hollow Falls |
| Watercourse | Sulphur Springs Hollow |
| Height of Falls | - |
| Width of Falls | - |
| # of Drops | 1 |
| Type of Falls | Plunge |
| Upper Rock Layer | New Albany Shale: Shale |
| Lower Rock Layer | Drakes Formation: Siltstone |
| Watershed Size (Acres) | - |
| Watershed Size (Sq Miles) | - |
| Area of Face of Falls | - |
| Status | Confirmed |
| Latitude | 37.515933 |
| Longitude | -84.893767 |
| Elevation | 980 |
| Land Owner | Private |
| Name of Land | |
| County | Casey |
| Azimuth | - |
| Submitted by | Ronald David Parrott |