Table Falls
Elk County, Pennsylvania
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Elk County, Pennsylvania
- Access status
- Short signed trail and parking documented
- The walk
- About 60 yards (PA Bucket List: 50 yards plus 10 yards)
- Ground & access
- Very short, steep trail down the stream bank. Rocks are slippery.
Table Falls is a 5 to 6-foot falls on Paige Run in the Elk County part of the Quehanna Wild Area, named for the large slab of rock it flows over. From the parking lot on the far side of the Red Run Road bridge, take the trail that starts beside the Table Falls sign at the back of the lot. Go 50 yards down along Paige Run to the Grotto, a cascade just above the falls, then 10 yards farther down the stream to Table Falls. Return the same way.
Plan your visit
Table Falls parking at the Red Run Road bridge over Paige Run, down the short trail past the Grotto to Table Falls
PA Bucket List gives 50 yards down the trail to the Grotto, then 10 yards down Paige Run to Table Falls. Uncovering PA gives about 100 feet down the hill.
Very short, steep trail down the stream bank. Rocks are slippery.
Where to start
Table Falls parking lot for about six vehicles, published at 41.270528, -78.247338. From the Quehanna Highway, turn onto Red Run Road (41.254367, -78.231698, about 7 miles northwest of the Quehanna Boot Camp) and drive 1.6 miles to a hairpin turn and bridge over Paige Run; park on the far side.
Timing & water
Red Run Road is an unpaved forest road with no winter maintenance.
Before you go
No fee is mentioned.
Visitor informationVisit sources
More waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
