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 we inadvertently overlook some really beautiful places. But we can easily rectify that by creating a hiking bucket list. Add this trail to the French Creek State Park waterfall to the top of your list. It is bursting with scenic beauty, but the highlight may well be a gorgeous waterfall.

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Have you followed this beautiful trail in Pennsylvania? What did you think of the French Creek State Park waterfall? Was it worth the hike? Share your experience – and any advice for other hikers – in the comments! What are your favorite waterfalls in Pennsylvania? If you love the simple beauty of a waterfall, plan a visit to this one-of-a-kind waterfall park in Pennsylvania.

Ready for more adventures? Set off on another of the best hiking trails in Pennsylvania. You can find them all on AllTrails.

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What are some of the best PA waterfall hikes?

You probably won’t find a better way to spend a day than chasing waterfalls in Pennsylvania. Slip on your hiking shoes, and follow one of the trails that lead to the best waterfalls in Pennsylvania, including:

  • At 7.2 miles, Falls Trail meanders through Ricketts Glen State Park and past 21 (yep, 21!) named waterfalls, including the 94-foot Ganoga Falls. It’s considered moderate to difficult, so be prepared for a challenge.
  • If you’re all about short and sweet, set off on the .08-mile Shohola Falls Trails. It’s open year-round and is simply spellbinding in each season.
  • Snap photos of two gorgeous cascades along the one-mile Fall Brook Trail at Salt Springs State Park. The picturesque path can get a bit slippery, so wear sturdy shoes.
  • Meadow Run Trail packs a whole lot of scenic punch in its three miles and leads to two waterfalls – Ohiopyle Falls and Cucumber Falls – and Meadow Run Natural Waterslides.
  • Spend a day exploring Bushkill Falls, home to eight waterfalls. View them all on one trail or explore several shorter trails. An admission fee is required for this waterfall park in Pennsylvania that’s open seasonally.

Ready to check out more waterfalls in Pennsylvania? Here are eight easily accessible waterfalls in Pennsylvania that don’t require hiking.

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