You Can See 21 Waterfalls In Just One Day Of Hiking In Pennsylvania
Beth Price-Williams
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Waterfalls are Mother Nature’s perfect masterpiece. No matter when you see them – whether they’re gushing down after a heavy rain or frozen from the winter temperatures – waterfalls define pure natural beauty. Getting to see one waterfall? A treat. Embarking on a hike that features 21 waterfalls along the way? Well, that’s just the promise of an unforgettable experience you’ll probably talk about for years to come. (It’s not one of the easiest waterfall hikes in Pennsylvania, but it’s definitely worth the effort.)
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Have you seen these 21 waterfalls at Ricketts Glen State Park? Do you know of any easy waterfall hikes in Pennsylvania? Tell us about them in the comments! And, if you love waterfalls but aren’t a fan of hiking, plan a visit to this majestic waterfall – no hiking required.
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What is the largest waterfall in Pennsylvania?
One of the best waterfalls in Pennsylvania is also its tallest. Raymondskill Falls, in Milford, drops a stunning 150 feet. However, to get to the three-tier waterfall, you’ll have to hike less than a mile on a picturesque trail that features a wooden staircase, rock stairs, and scenic overlooks of the waterfall.
If you’re in the mood for waterfall day trip in Pennsylvania, set off on the wine and waterfalls day trip. You’ll journey to several wineries and waterfalls, including scenic waterfalls at Ricketts Glen State Park and Worlds End State Park. Along the way, you’ll also visit Pappy Jack’s Winery.
What are the best waterfall hikes in Pennsylvania?
To see some of the best waterfalls in Pennsylvania, you’ll have to lace up your hiking boots and set off on a trail. If you’re on the lookout for an easy waterfall hike that’s ideal for the kiddos, too, check out the Davis Trail. The two-mile hike winds through Nay Aug Park in Scranton and boasts both a treehouse and a sensational waterfall.
Discover a hidden gem waterfall along the .06 mile Shohola Falls Trail. The short trail leads to a little known waterfall Shohola Falls, which drops 75 feet and is 50 feet wide. It’s definitely a bucket list-worthy waterfall.
Are there any waterfalls in Pennsylvania I can see without hiking?
You can definitely see waterfalls in Pennsylvania without hiking. One of the easily accessible waterfalls in Pennsylvania, in fact, is Cucumber Falls in Ohiopyle State Park. Once you park in the parking lot, walk a few short steps to the railing, where you’ll get a bird’s eye view of the waterfall. If you want to see the waterfall from the base or walk behind the waterfall, you’ll have to go down a flight of wooden stairs. The beautiful waterfall drops 30 feet. Just a few miles away, you can also view Ohiopyle Falls from the state park’s visitor center.