This Easy, .03-Mile Trail Leads To Logan Falls, One Of Pennsylvania's Most Underrated Waterfalls
Beth Price-Williams
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Short and sweet hikes are sometimes all we need – because we’re tired, don’t have much time, or just want to relax – to give us the fill of nature we crave. The trail to Logan Falls in Pennsylvania, perhaps the state’s most underrated waterfall, is well-worth what little time it takes to arrive at the cascade. If you enjoy Pennsylvania hikes and have searched “waterfalls near me” in the past, add Logan Falls to your list.
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You’ve probably asked yourself once or twice: Are there any waterfalls near me? Now you’ve found a picture-perfect one. Have you taken the short hike to Logan Falls in Pennsylvania? What advice do you have to offer to fellow hikers? Let us know in the comments! If you’re up for an entire day out, plan a visit to Bushkill Falls, home to eight waterfalls.
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What are the best waterfalls hikes in Pennsylvania?
You won’t find a better pastime than chasing waterfalls, especially in Pennsylvania, which is home to dozens of cascades. Consider starting a bucket list of the best waterfall hikes in Pennsylvania, and make sure Falls Trail in Ricketts Glen State Park is at the top of that list. (It leads to 21 waterfalls.) Home to eight waterfalls, Bushkill Falls is a private park (there is an admission fee) that’s a must visit if you love waterfalls. Buttermilk Falls, in Beaver Falls, sits along a picturesque path that takes about five to 15 minutes to hike. Walk behind the 40-foot waterfall, or cool off in its pool during the summer.
Are there any hiking trails with waterfalls in Pennsylvania?
We can find waterfalls all over Pennsylvania, some of which are surprisingly easily-accessible. For one of the easiest and best waterfall hikes in Pennsylvania, set off on the two-mile Pigeon Run Falls Trail. Drenched in natural scenery, the trail leads to the 10-foot Pigeon Falls, a beautiful cascade that drops down over several levels. Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the 20-foot Nay Aug Falls in Scranton as you make your way along the two-mile Davis Trail. If you prefer tall waterfalls, you’ll love the 70-foot Devil’s Falls. It sits along a 2.6-mile trail of the same name.
Where is Paupack Falls in Pennsylvania?
Tucked in the charming town of Hawley, Ledges Hotel is home to two pretty impressive features – Glass. Wine. Bar, a popular restaurant and Paupack Falls. Whether you check into the hotel or you dine at the restaurant, which offers outdoor seating overlooking the falls, you’ll be treated to gorgeous cascade views. You’ll definitely want to visit the waterfall in all seasons – as the golden sun bounces off of the water in the summer and frozen in the winter. Dingman Falls is another Pennsylvania waterfall that you can view without hiking. Just follow a picturesque boardwalk that leads straight to the cascade that drops 130 feet.