Anderson Falls is a 14-foot block waterfall on Fall Fork in Bartholomew County, Indiana, at the center of the county park that bears its name.
The falls
World Waterfall Database lists a single 14-foot drop on Fall Fork, also recorded as Fall Fork Creek in the county's park master plan.
Getting there
Bartholomew County Parks manages the 44-acre Anderson Falls park, reached from County Road 1140 East off State Road 46, also given as 3699 North 1140 East in Hartsville. Three marked paths with interpretive signs cross the park, two of them about two miles each, with parking and restrooms on site. The park stays open year-round; an exact fee, hours and permit have not been published.
When to go
Waterfall flow depends on rainfall, and the park itself is open year-round.
On site
The park includes picnic areas, a nature walk and limestone outcrops along the trail system, plus parking and restrooms.
History and name
The Nature Conservancy donated the 44-acre park to Bartholomew County in 1981. Anderson Falls is an unofficial name.
Nearby
Derbyshire Falls is about 30.3 miles away, Clifty Falls about 35.4 miles, and Little Clifty Falls about 35.5 miles.
Distances are straight-line.