Angel Hollow Falls

Angel Hollow Falls in Laurel County is found upon a deep descent. As you off trail hike down from the ridge above to the hollow below, you come around a corner and you can take a path to go straight down to the base of the falls. As you can see in the pictures, Ronald is modeling the size and beauty of this falls.

Angel Hollow is one of those places I found out about because they were protecting the hemlocks in there and treating them. While they were doing that, they saw these quite wonderful waterfalls. Ronald and I decided to adventure yet again on a wet day. As you can see with him wearing his rain gear, we got soaked on this adventure as well.

This one is not for the faint of heart as it is a heck of a climb to get back out of there, and it is an all day adventure. If you’re up for that kind of thing, you can park along the side of the road where you’re parking in front of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Be careful not to park by or near private property as you may end up getting your car towed. If you like adventure and you don’t mind coming out bruised and battered, this is the place for you.

The waterfall: Angel Hollow Falls, Laurel County