Raymondskill Falls
The tallest waterfall in Pennsylvania, with three cascades dropping about 50 meters in total. A short but steep trail leads to lookouts over the upper and lower falls.
Raymondskill Falls is made up of three tiers that together drop about 50 meters, and it is considered the highest waterfall in Pennsylvania. The trail from the parking area is short but has steep stairs, leading to separate lookouts for the upper and lower falls. The round trip takes 30 to 45 minutes. The falls are about 5 km south of Milford and can be combined with Dingmans Falls and Grey Towers in a day trip. Admission is free. Parking is limited, and the site is closed in winter.
Opening hours
About April–November, open by day
Nearby sights
- Grey Towers National Historic Site
- Dingmans Falls
- George W. Childs Park
- Roebling's Delaware Aqueduct & Zane Grey Museum
- Bushkill Falls
- Shawnee Mountain Ski Area
- Promised Land State Park
- Lake Wallenpaupack