The Marvelous 4.2-Mile Trail In Pennsylvania Leads Adventurers To A Little-Known Waterfall
Hiking is probably the best way to get out there and really get to know Pennsylvania. Did you know there are more than 12,000 miles of trails in Pennsylvania? That’s a lot of space to explore, so it’s safe to assume that some really beautiful places inadvertently are overlooked. This trail in Pennsylvania, for example, is bursting with scenic beauty, but the highlight may well be a gorgeous waterfall.

After your hike, consider exploring more of this 7,730-acre state park. Swimming, picnicking, and boating are some of the popular warm-weather activities.



Unfortunately, you'll pass some graffiti on the rocks, which garners quite a few complaints from visitors.

There are even a few boulders along the path that are popular for climbing.

Remember to wear and bring bug spray in the warmer months.

Whatever you take with you on the trail - water and food, for example - make sure you take what remains back out with you.

If you're visiting French Creek State Park during the winter, and particularly after a snowfall, you might want to go sledding, cross-country skiing, or ice skating.

Have you followed this beautiful trail in Pennsylvania? What did you think? Share your experience – and any advice for other hikers – in the comments! If you love the simple beauty of a waterfall, plan a visit to this one-of-a-kind waterfall park in Pennsylvania.
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Address: French Creek State Park, 843 Park Rd, Elverson, PA 19520, USA