Set in the White Mountain National Forest just outside the town of Batchelders Grant in Oxford County, Kees Falls is an impressive, nearly vertical 25-foot horsetail lined on both sides by bright green moss and cascading into a deep and dark pool below. Small but picturesque, the pool at the bottom of the falls can’t be pegged as a swimming hole but is perfect for a quiet dip at the end of the hike. Fed by Morrison Brook, Kee Falls can be reached by a pleasant and moderately rated 2-mile walk to the falls, with a 600-foot climb to the top of the falls. Kee Falls is often visited most by hikers ascending to ledges near the summit of Caribou Mountain to take in the scenic views on a round-trip loop hike using the Caribou and Mud Brook trails.

Address: Piscataquis County, Maine

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