Dingmans Falls — Attraction in Delaware Township

This stunning waterfall is the best of the Poconos waterfalls in my opinion. This short hike (0.5mile loop) along a wooden path is a must do in the area. We visited after a short storm and was well worth it. Stunning greenery and forests greet you almost like a rain forest as you walk the path to the falls. You will also pass the small (thin but tall) silver thread falls as you walk to Dingmans Falls. Absolutely beautiful natural environment. No dogs are allowed unfortunately. There is a somewhat steep hike up some stairs to get to the TOP of the falls which does disappoint as the view isn't perhaps as you hope from above the falls (unless you step on the fence to elevate yourself a little higher). But the base view is spectacular. This place can certainly get crowded during tourist season, but following the storm we were lucky to have this place all...

Trail Length: 0.4 mile, one-way

Difficulty: Easy; 0.3 mile is stroller and wheelchair accessible; last 0.1 mile is mostly stairs and would be considered moderate difficulty. The Dingmans Creek Trail is a boardwalk trail surrounded by rhododendrons, under a canopy of hemlock and hardwood trees, and brings visitors to two popular waterfalls: Silverthread Falls and Dingmans Falls.

It's the second highest waterfall in Pennsylvania with a plunge of 130 feet Dingmans Falls is a waterfall located in Dingmans Ferry in Delaware Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania, United States near the Silverthread Falls. It has a vertical drop of 39.6 m (130 ft). Both Silverthread Falls and Dingmans Falls are visible from a handicap-accessible trail. The trail begins at the parking lot for the Dingmans Falls...

Gorgeous and easy. Myself, two kids (4 and 7), husband, sister and brother in law all went on this hike today and it was so fun. It’s an awesome trail if you’re just craving some fresh air and wanting to get out and move. My kids were great, didn’t complain or fuss whatsoever. (They walked the entire way) I saw kids with their bikes, parents with strollers, it’s very family friendly. Parking was easy peasy. $2 to cross the bridge. Plenty of spots on the trail to explore and let the kids touch the water. It took a good two hours out of our day too. We’ll be going back and can’t wait to find more amazing trails...