Swim At The Bottom Of A Waterfall After The Half-Mile Hike To Kilgore Falls In Maryland
Nothing says summer like a good old-fashioned swimming hole. The following one in the Old Line State is a short hike to reach, and is actually located at the base of a waterfall. It sounds like a dream, but it’s oh-so real, and right here in Maryland. Read on for the details and consider visiting this natural wonder while the weather is warm. Scenic beauty AND fun awaits!
Have you always wanted to stand under a refreshing waterfall? You can do so at Maryland's Rocks State Park in Harford County.
The parking area for the waterfall swimming hole requires reservations during summer weekends. There are only 28 parking spots available so be sure to get your weekend pass by clicking here.
From the parking area, the hike to the falls is only a half-mile. It's bumpy and rocky, so keep in mind that's it's not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
You can simply sit on the side and enjoy the beauty or go ahead and take a dip! Feeling the water splash against your body is an invigorating experience.
For more information about Rocks State Park, visit the official website. If you’re interested in reserving a parking pass for a day at the falls, click here.
Now that you’ve experienced a swimming hole with a view, how about dinner with a view, too? You can dine while overlooking the Chesapeake Bay Bridge at Hemingway’s Restaurant in Maryland. Delicious seafood and superb sights await!
Address: Kilgore Falls, 1026 Falling Branch Rd, Pylesville, MD 21132, USA
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Jamie Alvarenga is a writer and editor for Only In Your State.
She spends her time chasing around a curious toddler and going on coffee-fueled adventures throughout Maryland. Contact: jalvarenga@onlyinyourstate.com
