Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Bushkill Falls Park, often referred to as the 'Niagara of Pennsylvania,' is a well-known natural attraction that draws many outdoors enthusiasts. Situated within the Pocono Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania, this park features a series of eight naturally occurring waterfalls, the tallest of which cascades over 100 feet into the Bushkill Creek. The park encompasses a rich variety of flora and fauna, with dense hardwood forests providing habitat for deer, foxes, and an assortment of bird species, making it a cherished spot for wildlife observation. Since opening to the public in 1904, Bushkill Falls has offered visitors a variety of recreational opportunities ranging from hiking and picnicking to fishing and bird-watching. Key landmarks include the impressive Main Falls and the gorge that frames them. Additionally, the park's network of well-marked trails is beloved by families and adventure seekers alike, offering different levels of difficulty to accommodate all types of hikers. While the breathtaking waterfalls are the main draw, the park's natural beauty continues to allure visitors throughout the year.
