Mill Creek Falls
susquehannagreenway.org | River Rd, Airville, PA
Located within rural prospects of southern York, Mill Creek Falls offers a brief and relaxing walk bookended with a 25-foot waterfall and several other smaller waterfalls. The 200-mile Mason-Dixon Trail abuts the waterbodies, featuring a 2-mile route nearby, popular for walking and biking. Visitors not only appreciate the accessibility and pet-friendliness of the falls, but also the scenic views available for nearly every perspective of the main falls.
Letort Falls at Letort Falls Park
visitcumberlandvalley.com | 105 N Middlesex Rd, Carlisle, PA
Visit the quaint Letort Falls Park, featuring a 5-foot waterfall within the 2-acre park, popular amongst local fishers and boaters. The waterfall also leads into the Conodoguinet Creek, a 90-mile long body of water perfect for fishing, kayaking, canoeing and witnessing wildlife such as birds and turtles. With the falls’ large boating launch, shallow waters for accessibility and pet friendly environment, Letort Falls Park marks an excellent spot for experiencing nature in a low risk setting.
Conewago Falls
co.lancaster.pa.us | Conoy Township, PA
This waterbody off of the Susquehanna River provides a unique sight with its collection of large potholes, some the size of cars! This rock garden was created through thousands of years of erosion, offering a mesmerizing sight to see while kayaking, swimming, and walking on its newly-paved roads. Bicyclists and runners can also enjoy the nearby Conewago Recreational Trail, a 5-mile long path with history reaching back to 1889.
Kilgore Falls at Rocks State Park
dnr.maryland.gov | 1026 Falling Branch Rd, Pylesville
Featured in the iconic Disney movie Tuck Everlasting, this 17-foot waterfall is the second highest in all of Maryland. A half a mile trail of tranquility guides your family to the falls, as visitors praise the sight for its nearby hiking and beautiful landscapes. The falls’ base is accessible through the Falling Branch stream, meaning it’s best to pack waterproof shoes. Reservations are required to access the falls during holidays, so plan ahead and park in groups to get the best access to Maryland’s beauty!
Aycrigg’s Falls at Swatara State Park
dcnr.pa.gov | 1450 Suedberg Rd, Pine Grove, PA
Discover this mesmerizing 40-foot waterfall set behind the historic Bordner’s Cabin. This local landmark is found within the Swatara State Park, a 3,520-acre landscape perfect for hiking, kayaking and fishing with your family and friends. For hiking, the Bear Hole Trail spotlights the waterfall and cabin as rewards for finishing the challenging hiking and biking trail. With the park operating daily from sunrise to sunset, go out and explore to find a trail or viewpoint that’s perfect for you!
