Pennsylvania Waterfalls

Pennsylvania has 5 named waterfalls on record across 3 counties. 1 waterfall is free to visit. 5 need a hike. 5 have a closure or hazard note on file.

  • Closed, or no soaking or swimming
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Name Height Flows Access Fee Status
100 ft Development – Access 2.5 mi hike (round trip), paved road Fee General admission about $22; seniors/active military about $20; ages 4-10 about $12; ages 3 and under free (confirm. Status Closure or warning on file
Cucumber Falls Fayette County
30 ft Development – Access 0.2 mi hike (round trip), paved road Fee No day-use entrance fee for Ohiopyle State Park waterfall lots (confirm current DCNR posting). Status Closure or warning on file
130 ft Development – Access 0.8 mi hike (round trip), paved road Fee – Status Closure or warning on file
150 ft Development – Access 0.3 mi hike (round trip), paved road Fee – Status Closure or warning on file
Ricketts Glen Luzerne County
94 ft Development – Access 7.2 mi hike (round trip), paved road Fee Free day use (no state park entrance fee); camping and cabin fees apply separately. Status Closure or warning on file
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Common questions

Where are the waterfalls in Pennsylvania?

5 named waterfalls are on record: Bushkill Falls, Cucumber Falls, Dingmans Falls, Raymondskill Falls, and Ricketts Glen.

Are there free waterfalls in Pennsylvania?

Yes. No fee on record for Ricketts Glen. Each page cites its source.

What is the tallest waterfall in Pennsylvania?

Of the waterfalls on record here with a stated height, Raymondskill Falls is the tallest, at about 150 ft.

Are any waterfalls in Pennsylvania closed?

A closure or hazard note is on file for Bushkill Falls, Cucumber Falls, Dingmans Falls, Raymondskill Falls, and Ricketts Glen. Each page has the dated detail.

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