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Shohola Falls brings visitors looking to enjoy the peaceful woods and small waterfall cascading into the Shohola Marsh Reservoir. The name for these falls comes from the native name for "place of peace." From the end of the paved area and parking lot, there is a short set of stairs to get down to the falls, but the Shohola Marsh dam will be visible from the parking area.

Although this lookout isn't actually part of nearby Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, it's a stunning location nonetheless, ringed in by no fewer than six waterfalls in close proximity.

'Dingmans Falls' is a 40 m high waterfall in the Delaware Water Gap. The path to the waterfall leads on a wooden boardwalk over the 'Dingmans Creek Trail' and goes past 'Silverthread Falls'. https://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/dingmans.shtml

'Raymondskill Falls' in the 'Delware Water Gap' is a waterfall with three stages and a drop of approximately 45 m. It is considered the highest waterfall in Pennsylvania. https://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/raymondskill.shtml

The Silverthread Falls waterfall is located in close proximity to the waterfalls visitor center and is easily accessible via a level wooden walkway. https://gowaterfalling.com/waterfalls/silverthread.shtml

This isn't a very big waterfall, but it's perfectly framed against a round plunge pool. Once accessible via the Upper Hornbecks Creek Trail, it's now only (safely) accessible from the Lower Hornbecks Creek Trail.

If you don't want to contend with the crowds around popular Raymondskill Falls, consider this side hike to Hackers Falls.

Dingmans Falls is arguably one of the most scenic waterfalls in the area. The trail to reach here is mostly boardwalk, with some stairs at the end.