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Nay Aug Falls

Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
20 ft (6.1 m)
Location
Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania
Access status
City park trail to a railed viewing platform
The walk
About a quarter mile round trip to the main viewing platform, per Uncovering PA
Ground & access
Short trail with uneven, tricky spots down into the gorge. The Davis Trail itself is wide and flat.

Nay Aug Falls is a falls of about 15 to 20 feet on Roaring Brook at the north end of Nay Aug Gorge in Nay Aug Park, Scranton's largest city park. Park in the lot just past the Everhart Museum and the Brooks Coal Mine. Take the Davis Trail at the far end of the lot and turn right on the overlook trail, which heads down into the gorge to a railed viewing platform on the west side of Roaring Brook. Stay behind the railing; the rocks near the top of the falls are slippery and people have been seriously hurt or killed here. A second viewpoint on the opposite cliff is reached by returning to the Davis Trail, turning right, then right on the Rodman Trail across a covered bridge.

Plan your visit

Nay Aug Park lot past the Everhart Museum, Davis Trail, then the overlook trail down into the gorge to the viewing platform

Uncovering PA gives around a quarter mile round trip from the lot past the Everhart Museum to the viewing platform, and roughly one mile round trip to the second viewing area across the covered bridge. Go Waterfalling gives a half mile walk from the parking area to the falls.

Short trail with uneven, tricky spots down into the gorge. The Davis Trail itself is wide and flat.

Where to start

Free parking in several areas of Nay Aug Park, 500 Arthur Avenue, Scranton. Uncovering PA recommends the lot just past the Everhart Museum, coordinates 41.399138, -75.641398.

Timing & water

No seasonal restriction is mentioned.

Before you go

Free on-site parking, per Visit NEPA. No entry fee is mentioned.

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More waterfalls nearby

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

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Waterfall location

Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.

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