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Bushkill Falls Park Adventures

Bushkill Falls Park, located in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, is famous for its stunning waterfalls and lush forested setting, offering visitors an inviting escape into nature with plenty of outdoor activities.

300
Acres Protected
2
Miles of Trails
150,000
Annual Visitors
1904
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Bushkill Falls Park.

Entrance Requirements

An entrance fee is required for access.

Best Time to Visit

Best visited from spring through fall when the weather is favorable and the foliage is vibrant.

Visitor Information

The main visitor center is located at the park's entrance, offering maps and general information.

Getting There

Accessible via Route 209 with ample parking available on-site.

Weather & Climate

The park experiences a humid continental climate, with warm summers (60s-80s °F) and cold, snowy winters (20s-30s °F). Spring and fall are mild and offer the most pleasant conditions for hiking.

Conservation Efforts

Preservation efforts are in place to protect the natural landscape and ensure the health of local wildlife; visitors are advised to adhere to park rules to minimize human impact.

Camping in Bushkill Falls Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Top Trails

Red Trail

Moderate
2 miles

This trail offers the best views of all the major falls in the park while winding through dense forest.

Yellow Trail

Easy
0.75 miles

A short, family-friendly loop offering quick access to the Lower Gorge Falls.

Blue Trail

Moderate
1.5 miles

A historical trail that follows old logging paths with interpretive signs along the way.

Bridal Veil Trail

Hard
1.4 miles

Features the Bridal Veil Falls and provides an invigorating hike with steep inclines.

Trailblazer Tips

Start early in the day to avoid crowds and allow plenty of time to explore the trails.

Visit in autumn to see the spectacular fall foliage.

Wear sturdy hiking shoes as some trails can be slippery when wet.

Don't forget your camera—photo opportunities abound at each waterfall viewing area.

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