Pennsylvania Waterfall Road Trip

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Embarking on a six-day waterfall tour in Pennsylvania promises an unforgettable adventure filled with stunning natural beauty and exhilarating activities. This itinerary is designed for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike, guiding you through some of the state’s most remarkable parks and waterfalls. From the breathtaking cascades of Ricketts Glen State Park to the thrilling rafting experiences in Ohiopyle, each day offers a unique opportunity to connect with the great outdoors. Whether you’re hiking the renowned Falls Trail, exploring the picturesque trails of Delaware Water Gap, or enjoying the serene watersides of Ohiopyle, this journey will leave you with cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for Pennsylvania’s vibrant landscape. So pack your waterproof footwear and get ready for an extraordinary exploration of waterfalls and scenic wonders in the Keystone State!

Know Before You Go

We stayed at Ricketts Glen State Park Campground for days 1-3 and Ohiopyle State Park Campground for days 4-6. Both were fantastic! Reservations for both can be made here- Pennsylvania State Park Camping.
Waterproof footwear is recommended for most of the trails on this itinerary.
Book rafting tours for Ohiopyle in advance.
Bushkill Falls is on private property and does require an entrance fee ($20/adult, $10/child). 8 incredible waterfalls along the 2-mile trail do make the fairly steep price worth it.
If you click on any park name throughout the itinerary, you will be taken to a park-specific post with more information on lodging, dining, cell service, and trail tips for that park.