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Quakertown Falls

Lawrence County, Pennsylvania

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
49 ft (15 m)
Location
Lawrence County, Pennsylvania
Access status
County park trail, bridge and accessible viewing platforms
The walk
Short walk from the parking lot to the viewing platforms
Ground & access
Accessible crushed stone trail to the bridge and upper platforms; stairs down into the gorge to the base platform. A separate unimproved path near PA 224 is marked hike at your own risk.

Quakertown Falls, now called Quaker Falls, is a 50-foot, two-tier waterfall on Falling Spring Creek, the centerpiece of Lawrence County's Quaker Falls Recreation Area. From the parking lot, a crushed stone trail crosses a pedestrian bridge directly above the falls and continues on the PA 224 side to two accessible viewing platforms. In the other direction, past the pavilion, the trail descends into the gorge by stairs and platforms to a viewing platform at the base. Interpretive signs along the trail tell the history of the vanished village of Quakertown.

Plan your visit

Quaker Falls Recreation Area parking lot on PA 224, crushed stone trail to the bridge and viewing platforms

No source gives a measured distance. The county describes the bridge and platforms as reached directly from the parking lot.

Accessible crushed stone trail to the bridge and upper platforms; stairs down into the gorge to the base platform. A separate unimproved path near PA 224 is marked hike at your own risk.

Where to start

Quaker Falls Recreation Area parking lot on PA 224 in Mahoning Township, less than a mile from the Ohio line, with accessible spaces; the county gives 41.02173 N, 80.51110 W.

Timing & water

No seasonal closure is stated.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned.

Visitor information
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More waterfalls nearby

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

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Waterfall location

Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.

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