Two waterfalls on a 1.4-mile moderate trail in Daniel Boone National Forest; best after rain.
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Based on this listing's approximate location — see the note on coordinates below.
Best viewed after rain or melting snow; can slow to a small trickle in drier months, per official state tourism page
Pine Island Double Falls features two waterfalls accessible via a 1.4-mile trail in Daniel Boone National Forest’s London Ranger District, near London in Laurel County. The trail is year-round accessible but is notably narrow, muddy, and steep, so it requires care and appropriate footwear.
Water flow is most impressive after rain or during melting snow. During drier months, these falls can slow to a small trickle or minimal flow, so timing your visit around rainfall significantly improves the experience. The trail conditions—narrow, muddy, and steep—combined with the variable flow make this suited for visitors who are comfortable with challenging terrain and don’t mind muddy boots.
No fee is mentioned for trail access. The combination of two waterfalls on a single short trail makes this an efficient way to see multiple falls if you’re in the area, though the narrow and muddy conditions require preparation and appropriate footwear.
Best viewed after rain or melting snow; can reduce to trickle in dry months.
You're visiting during drought and prefer reliable water flow.
No fee or permit requirement was published on the managing agency's site when we last checked — confirm current conditions before you go, since these change.
Via a 1.4-mile round-trip trail rated moderate by the managing agency.
We track 8 waterfalls in Cumberland Falls Country.
There is 1 other waterfall we track in Laurel. All Cumberland Falls Country waterfalls →
kentuckytourism.com
All facts from Kentucky Tourism's official '12 Gorgeous Waterfalls' page, checked 2026-09-04: two waterfalls on a 1.4-mile, year-round-accessible but narrow/muddy/steep trail near London. Managing agency inferred from the 'near London' location description, consistent with other falls in that district, not independently confirmed by a Forest Service page for this specific trail.
Checked September 2026.