Hiking Trails in Pocono Mountains 6

Trails and trail networks for walking and hiking.

  • Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

    National recreation area · Lehman Township, Pike County

    Forty miles of the free-flowing Delaware River between forested ridges, with canoe and tubing runs, river beaches, waterfalls such as Dingmans and Raymondskill, and the Appalachian Trail at the gap itself.

  • Bushkill Falls

    Waterfall · Lehman Township, Pike County

    A privately run chain of eight waterfalls in a hemlock-shaded gorge, linked by bridges and boardwalk trails, with the 100-foot main falls at the center; it bills itself as the Niagara of Pennsylvania.

  • Dingmans Falls

    Waterfall · Delaware Township, Pike County

    A boardwalk through a hemlock ravine passes the slender ribbon of Silverthread Falls before reaching a 130-foot cascade that ranks among Pennsylvania's tallest waterfalls.

  • Delaware and Lehigh Trail

    Rail trail and towpath · Jim Thorpe, Carbon County

    A 165-mile trail from Wilkes-Barre to Bristol; here it follows the Lehigh River through the steep, wooded Lehigh Gorge, and farther south it runs on old canal towpaths.

  • George W. Childs Recreation Site

    Waterfall · Delaware Township, Pike County

    A loop trail follows Dingmans Creek through a hemlock gorge past three waterfalls, Factory, Fulmer and Deer Leap, with the stone ruins of an old woolen mill and shady picnic spots.

  • Raymondskill Falls

    Waterfall · Dingman Township, Pike County

    By the National Park Service's measure, this is Pennsylvania's tallest waterfall, dropping in several tiers into a hemlock ravine a short, steep walk from the parking area.