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High Rock Falls

Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
26 ft (8 m)
Location
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
Access status
Partial guide: official trail; trailhead parking not confirmed; seasonal flow
The walk
About 0.3 mile one way, per PA Bucket List
Ground & access
DCNR rates the High Rock Trail as most difficult: steep, rocky climb through boulders. Stay on the trail.

High Rock Falls is the only waterfall inside Worlds End State Park, on High Rock Run, a small stream that dries up in dry weather. The red-blazed High Rock Trail starts at the east side of the Cabin Bridge near the park office and climbs steeply, crossing High Rock Run, on its way to High Rock Vista. The falls are on this climb. Visit after the spring thaw or heavy rain for good flow. This partial guide does not confirm where to park for the trailhead.

Plan your visit

High Rock Trail (red blazes) from the east side of the Cabin Bridge to High Rock Falls

PA Bucket List gives roughly 0.3 mile one way from the High Rock trailhead to the falls. DCNR lists the whole High Rock Trail as 1.0 mile.

DCNR rates the High Rock Trail as most difficult: steep, rocky climb through boulders. Stay on the trail.

Where to start

Not confirmed. The trailhead is at the east side of the Cabin Bridge, a few minutes from the park office at 82 Cabin Bridge Road, Forksville. PA Bucket List gives the trailhead at 41.47046, -76.57893.

Timing & water

High Rock Run is intermittent; the falls may be dry in summer and dry spells. The park is open sunrise to sunset.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned.

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

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Waterfall location

Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.

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