Twin Falls

Sullivan County, Pennsylvania

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height: Not recorded
Location: Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
Access status: Partial guide: the last section is a user-created trail on State Game Lands
The walk: Grassy Hollow Road 0.77 miles to the Big Falls sign, 0.71 miles more to a Twin Falls sign, then 0.1 miles to the user trail, which is about a quarter mile
Ground & access: Rutted gravel forest road, then a user-created trail through open woods. State Game Lands 13 has no developed facilities and no cell service.

PA Bucket List: Big Falls, Twin Falls and Lewis Falls on State Game Lands 13

Twin Falls, PA
Photo credit
Photo: Nicholas A. Tonelli from Northeast Pennsylvania, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Twin Falls is a pair of falls on Heberly Run on State Game Lands 13, midway between Big Falls and Lewis Falls. Upper Twin Falls is about 12 to 15 feet tall, and Lower Twin Falls is about 75 yards downstream. From the parking area at the gate where Jamison City Road ends, walk up Grassy Hollow Road past the Big Falls sign to a Twin Falls sign, where Upper Twin Falls first comes into view, and on to a grassy area with a second sign. A user-created trail with scattered white paint marks leads downhill about a quarter mile to the falls. To get below Lower Twin Falls, cross the shallow stream below the upper falls and use the path on the far bank. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Gate at the end of Jamison City Road, up Grassy Hollow Road on foot, then a user trail down to Upper Twin Falls on Heberly Run

PA Bucket List gives these segments: 0.77 miles up Grassy Hollow Road to the Big Falls sign, another 0.71 miles to a Twin Falls sign, another 0.1 miles to the grassy area where the user trail starts, and about a quarter mile down the user trail. No total is stated.

Rutted gravel forest road, then a user-created trail through open woods. State Game Lands 13 has no developed facilities and no cell service.

Where to start

Large parking area at the gate where Jamison City Road ends, past a Game Commission building. Published coordinates 41.319345, -76.343301. The Grassy Hollow Road gate opens and closes with turkey and deer seasons; PA Bucket List advises against driving the narrow road even when it is open.

Timing & water

Grassy Hollow Road is muddy in spring and icy in winter.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned. Blaze orange is required on State Game Lands during hunting season.

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

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