Posted in Pennsylvania Nature, Waterfalls January 03, 2021 by Beth Price-Williams

A Trip To Paupack Falls When Pennsylvania Has Frozen Over Is Positively Surreal

Wintertime adds a touch of magic, especially after a snowfall, to the landscape. Even if we’re not exactly fans of the bitter cold, we can still admire the beauty that comes with the cold weather. If you’ve not been to Paupack Falls in Pennsylvania when it’s frozen, you’re in for a real treat. Even better, you can drink in the sheer beauty of the natural wonder as you stay cozy and warm with a delicious meal.

Paupack Falls in Hawley promises stunning views - whether it's gushing in the spring or frozen in the winter - no matter the time of the year you visit.

Nestled next to Ledges Hotel, home to Glass Wine Bar, the waterfall provides an idyllic backdrop for photos.

Sunlight sparkles off of the frozen waterfall, especially after a fresh snowfall.

After the sun goes down, Paupack Falls shimmers in colorful lights.

Ledges Hotel welcomes overnight guests and also features a popular restaurant. Glass features indoor dining* with spectacular views of Paupack Falls.

For a truly unique dining experience, reserve one of the outdoor heated greenhouses. Greenhouse dining allows for both social distancing *and* front row views of the waterfall.

Glass's menu features an assortment of delicious dishes - from pierogis to grilled bistro steak. Sides include such favorites as mac and cheese, maple carrots, and Hawley fries.

If you prefer takeout, you can order your meal to go, which also gives you the chance to admire Paupack Falls.

Learn more on the official website of Ledges Hotel. Or, go here for Facebook.

When’s your favorite time of the year to visit Paupack Falls in Pennsylvania? Join the conversation in the comments! Did you know that you can see three frozen waterfalls at Ohiopyle State Park? It’s definitely worth a visit.

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Address: 120 Falls Ave, Hawley, PA 18428, USA

A Trip To Paupack Falls When Pennsylvania Has Frozen Over Is Positively Surreal

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