Raymondskill Falls

Milford, Pennsylvania

4.0/5

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0.41 miles

Elevation Gain

92 ft

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Raymondskill Falls is the tallest waterfall in the entire state of Pennsylvania. Raymondskill has a series of three cascading waterfalls with a combined height of 150 feet (46m)!

This waterfall is just a short walk away from the main parking lot.

Just a .30 mile hike will take you to a gorgeous three-tiered waterfall. There are platforms providing viewing areas to the falls.

Raymondskill Falls is located in the northern portion of the Delaware National Water Gap Recreational Area. The parking lot is located off of Raymondskill Road which is just right off of the main road of Route 209.

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Raymondskill Falls Reviews

Evan Bohan

Raymondskill Falls

07/29/18

Amazing site!! Could not of asked for anything better for a weekend trip!!

5.0

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Shawn Grenninger

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Raymondskill Falls

05/04/17

Impressive waterfall with easy access. If you are in the area, it can be a quick stop to experience this waterfall. However, disappointed that the area prohibits dogs.

3.0

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