How to Get to Nelson Falls in Tioga County, Pennsylvania
Nelson Falls is northern Tioga County is an incredibly powerful waterfall that occurs near where the Cowanesque River meets Cowanesque Lake, a man-made body of water. And, while far from …
Waterfalls in the Pennsylvania Wilds
How to Get to Wykoff Run Falls in the Quehanna Wild Area
The Quehanna Wild Area is one of the most remote parts of Pennsylvania and is home to some incredible natural scenery and history. However, this is also a relatively flat …
How to Get to Pigeon Falls in the Allegheny National Forest
Compared to some regions of the state, there aren’t many waterfalls in the Allegheny National Forest. However, there are a few, and Pigeon Falls is one of my favorites. Pigeon …
How to Get to Henry Run Sawmill Dam Falls in Cook Forest State Park
I’ve been to hundreds of Pennsylvania waterfalls during my travels, but I’ve never seen another quite like Henry Run Sawmill Dam Falls in Cook Forest State Park. Henry Run Sawmill …
How to Get to Chimney Hollow Falls in the PA Grand Canyon
Located in north-central PA, the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon is an area known for its amazing vistas and challenging hiking trails. And, while a few of its waterfalls are well known, …
Pennsylvania Waterfalls: How to Get to Logan Falls in the Allegheny National Forest
Despite its mountainous terrain, there are very few Allegheny National Forest waterfalls. In fact, I only know of four waterfalls of any size in this 500,000-acre expanse of land. I’ve …
Pennsylvania Waterfalls: Water Tank Run Falls Along the Pine Creek Rail Trail
Pennsylvania is filled with many hidden and little-known waterfalls, but few of these are located directly along trails. However, anyone that has taken a bike trip on the Pine Creek …
Pennsylvania Waterfalls: How to Get to Fall Brook Falls in Tioga County
Looking out over Pennsylvania in the 21st century, it isn’t hard to understand why the area was named after its great expanses of forests. However, the history of the state …
Exploring the Blue Waters and Forested Hillsides along the Southern Shores of the Allegheny Reservoir
If you look at a map of northern Pennsylvania, you will likely notice a lot of green. That’s because much of this area is protected by a combination of state …