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Hackers Falls

Pike County, Pennsylvania

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Pike County, Pennsylvania
Access status
National Park Service trail from Raymondskill Road
The walk
0.8 mile each way, 1.6 miles out and back, per PA Bucket List
Ground & access
Well-worn forest trail with ups and downs and several trail junctions.

Hackers Falls is a fan-shaped waterfall, about 20 feet, on Raymondskill Creek in the Cliff Park area of Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The Hackers Trail begins across the street from the lower Raymondskill Falls parking lot on Raymondskill Road. Follow the yellow blazes through hardwood forest and hemlock ravines. The trail crosses other trails, including the Cliff Trail, so stay on the yellow-blazed Hackers Trail. The first views of the falls are from downstream; the trail continues up beside the creek for closer views. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Parking area on Raymondskill Road near Raymondskill Falls, then the yellow-blazed Hackers Trail to Hackers Falls on Raymondskill Creek

PA Bucket List gives a 1.6-mile out-and-back hike, 0.8 mile each way, from the Raymondskill Road parking area. The National Park Service lists the whole Hackers Trail as 1.4 miles with 340 feet of elevation change.

Well-worn forest trail with ups and downs and several trail junctions.

Where to start

Parking area on Raymondskill Road across from the trailhead, near the lower Raymondskill Falls lot. Published coordinates: 41.29016, -74.84120.

Timing & water

No seasonal closure is mentioned. The National Park Service prohibits swimming, climbing and wading on or within 50 feet of the waterfall, and food, picnicking and alcohol on the Cliff Park trails and at Hackers Falls.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned.

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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Pike County, Pennsylvania.

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