Charley Creek Falls

Charley Creek Falls is a waterfall in Indiana, about 1 mile from Wabash. It is mapped as about 13 feet (4 m) high and seasonal, may run dry.

Location	Near Wabash, Indiana Directions
Height	about 13 ft (4 m)
Flow	seasonal or intermittent

Mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers. Trails can close after storms or in winter; check with the park or forest office.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Charley Creek Falls?

In Indiana, about 1 miles from Wabash, at 40.8028, -85.8319. From Wabash, follow the directions link and look for the nearest trailhead.

How tall is Charley Creek Falls?

About 13 feet (4 meters), according to OpenStreetMap.

Does Charley Creek Falls flow all year?

It is marked as seasonal or intermittent, so it can be dry in late summer or fall. Spring and the days after heavy rain are the best times to see it.