When we stopped at the Dingmans Falls Visitor Center we were told by the Ranger this is a must see Falls in the area because it is the tallest Falls in PA. But once we got there, we learned from a Ranger on site that...More

A wonderful place to hike and see the many beautiful waterfalls Pike County, PA has to offer. There are restroom facilities if needed.

Breathtaking views of the endless streams of water. The walking trails are great exercise with the beautiful sounds of the water. Perfect spot for a picnic, walk and photographs. Must wear comfortable clothes and sneakers or hiking shoes as there are lots of uphill treks....More

Pity we couldn't go and there isn't an alternative trail for pet owners! My dog was working with his own backpack, carrying his own little waste baggies and treats, etc. But he doesn't have papers!

As of this day, one of the parking lots and the trail to the Lower Falls was closed off. We did the short trail to the Upper Falls, which was easy enough, but there was not much to see. We were unable to see the...More

The Raymondskill fall are worth the trip. Its only 10 mins from Milford, PA. Its an easy hike down but a bit tougher on the way back. Very good for photography

We took a 9-mile hike through Cliff Park Trails, Hackers Falls and Raymondskill Falls. The views of the Delaware and surrounding area are outstanding. We have hiked this before and it always such a rewarding hike and adventure. Stunning!

Raymondskill Falls is located at the northern end of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, closer to Milford PA than Bushkill PA. As of 12-Aug-2017, the majority of the 0.3 mile loop is closed by the National Park Service. Not sure if they're doing...More

I was looking forward to doing some hiking at these falls for half a day and arrived at the site around 9am. I noticed there was no one there except for some men/rangers doing work in the woods. Before coming, I had thoroughly investigated about...More

*2 parking lots (lower & upper), yet they are free *Has bathrooms *Lots of trails or loops to choose from (we got a map from the Dingman's Falls ranger). *Trails (or loop) from either parking lot leads to Raymondskill Falls (lower lot has steep descending...More