Bowman Hollow begins near the confluence of two unnamed tributaries in Forkston Township, Wyoming County.

[1] Bowman Hollow joins Mehoopany Creek 6.68 miles (10.75 km) upstream of its mouth.

The waterfall drops approximately 40 feet (12 m) into a large gorge and contains a number of cascades and flumes.

[5] The community of Forkston, which is located near Bowman Hollow, is one of only two areas of residential development in the watershed of Mehoopany Creek.

Moore et al. received approval to construct a small dam across Bowman Hollow near the village of Forkston.

applied for and/or received a permit to construct a natural gas pipeline that would impact several areas of Bowman Hollow and one or more of its unnamed tributaries with open cut trenching and timber mats, as well as a permanent access road.