The Seven Tubs Recreation Area, named from the glacial meltwater that created potholes and filled up "tubs" of water, features numerous waterfalls along Wheelbarrow Run near Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
The Seven Tubs Recreation Area, named from the glacial meltwater that created potholes and filled up "tubs" of water, features numerous waterfalls along Wheelbarrow Run near Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
A series of rushing cascades greet the wayward hiker along Glen Onoko Run in Pennsylvania. (The trail alongside the creek is now closed to hikers.)
Mineral Spring Falls, also known as Black Bear Falls, is a 20-foot fan waterfall located within the Loyalsock State Forest in the Endless Mountains region of Pennsylvania.
Miners Run Falls features numerous cascades and drops in the McIntyre Wild Area within the Loyalsock State Forest in the Endless Mountains region of Pennsylvania.
Fall Brook Falls features a 10-foot fan and 12-foot fan waterfall along Fall Brook east of Blossburg within Tioga State Forest in the Endless Mountains region of Pennsylvania.
The iconic Electric City sign that looms over downtown Scranton, Pennsylvania is one of America’s oldest electric signs still in existence today.
Nay Aug Falls is a 22-foot horsetail waterfall along Roaring Brook at Nay Aug Park in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The Nay Aug Gorge, which contains the cascade, is listed on the National Register of Geologic Landmarks and the gorge and waterfall are a National Natural Landmark.
Rattlesnake Falls is a scenic 20-foot horsetail waterfall within Pinchot State Forest near Scranton, Pennsylvania. The ruins of an old tannery, built circa 1845, can be seen upstream of the cascade.
McConnells Mill is a state park centered around a deep gorge, a rebuilt watermill, and a historic covered bridge in western Pennsylvania.
