Other Waterfalls in West Virginia

This is a list of waterfalls in West Virginia that I know about but have not visited personally. Every waterfall in this list includes as much information as I know. If you know more about a particular waterfall or know of a waterfall not on this list, please let me know using the Submit a Waterfall form.

• Cathedral Falls, 60 feet, tributary of the New River, roadside park in Gauley Bridge. Submitted by Aaron McCune
• Falls of the Cheat, 20 feet, 8 m. round trip, Shavers Fork, Monongahela National Forest, very wide horseshoe shaped falls with a nice deep pool at the bottom, take railroad tracks upstream from Bemis about 4 miles (crossing river once) or use Shavers Mountain Trail south of Glady. Directions : from US-33 at Alpina, go south to Glady and then west to Bemis. Park in Bemis and find railroad tracks and head upstream. Submitted by Edward Evangelidi
• Hill Creek Falls (upper, middle, & lower), Hill Creek, 1.5 miles to lower falls. Directions : From Marlinton on US 219 go south to State 39 and take a right on State 39/55. Go about 10 miles to Hill Creek Scenic Area on your left. Hike past the upper and middle falls to the lower falls. The lower falls are the most impressive, falling 60 feet over a ledge. The hike is fairly easy on a paved trail to a platform. Submitted by Michael Riker. of lower falls © by Michael Riker.
• Sandstone Falls, New River, New River Gorge National River, 9 miles N of Hinton, 25 feet. Waterfall is 1500 feet wide. There is a boardwalk that leads you to several different views of the falls. Also, there are trails from the boardwalk that all you to venture out and see the falls up close. Directions : From Interstate 64, take WV Route 20 South to the town of Hinton. After crossing the New River, there is a sign saying to turn right towards Sandstone Falls. Travel 9 miles on this road. There is parking on the right. Submitted by Joe Stickles