The Frozen Waterfalls At Ohiopyle State Park In Pennsylvania Are A Must-See This Winter
Walking in a winter wonderland sure might be cold, but for the spellbinding beauty that awaits? Totally worth it. After a fresh snowfall, make your way to Ohiopyle State Park in Pennsylvania, a popular destination all year long. However, during the snowy winter months, it looks like a scene straight off of an old-fashioned postcard, complete with frozen waterfalls and snow-sprinkled trees.
Sprawled across more than 20,000 acres, Ohiopyle State Park promises breathtaking natural beauty – especially after a fresh snowfall – and a unique winter adventure.
Right from the parking lot, you can admire the icy waterfall from above. Go down the stairs – but be careful as they could be slippery – for a view of the natural wonder from its base.
You'll have just as easy a time viewing Ohiopyle Falls, which sits about a mile from Cucumber Falls. If the park's Visitor Center is open, head inside for picture-perfect views of the frozen waterfall.
However, if you'd prefer to feel the rush of cool air outdoors, you'll find several viewing areas that offer spellbinding views of the popular waterfall.
Lace up your hiking boots for a brisk winter hike if you want to see Jonathan Run Falls. You'll follow the 3.7-mile Youghiogheny River Trail, an out and back trail.
Have you taken at winter stroll at Ohiopyle State Park in Pennsylvania? Share your experience in the comments! For another enchanting winter experience, dine in a heated igloo at Cork Bar & Restaurant in Wilkes-Barre.
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Address: Ohiopyle State Park, 124 Main St, Ohiopyle, PA 15470, USA
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