Waterfalls are beautiful, natural sights that can be the pinnacle of any trip or hike. Pennsylvania’s mountains and flowing streams and rivers have created many scenic waterfalls across the state.
While they can be enjoyable any time of year, most waterfalls are best viewed in the springtime when snow is melting and rainfall tends to be greater, causing water levels to rise and the flow of the falls to be more intense.
No matter the falls adventure you’re looking for -- an intense hike, easy walk-in, a drive-up, something close to home, or a trip across the state -- your waterfall wanderlust can be satisfied right in Pennsylvania’s state parks and forests!
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(Photo: Glens Natural Area, Ricketts Glen State Park, in Luzerne County. Ricketts Glen has 22 named waterfalls, including the 94-foot high Ganoga Falls.)
(Reprinted from the April 4 DCNR Resource newsletter. Click Here to sign up for your own copy.)
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