Copperas Creek Falls is a secluded natural waterfall in Clifty Wilderness, within Daniel Boone National Forest in eastern Kentucky. The waterfall flows over a rocky cliff into a picturesque pool, with a large sandstone overhang creating a dramatic backdrop. Surrounded by rhododendron, moss-covered rocks, and woodland, the falls offer a peaceful setting for hikers and nature photographers. Access requires following an unofficial, unmarked trail along Copperas Creek, with multiple creek crossings and uneven terrain. Water levels and trail conditions can change significantly with rainfall and seasonal weather.