Fulmer Falls

Fulmer Falls cascades down 16.8 meters along Dingmans Creek, forming one of three waterfalls within the natural recreational area of Pike County, Pennsylvania.

The site gained protection in 1912 when newspaper publisher George William Childs donated the land to Pennsylvania, later becoming part of Delaware Water Gap Recreation Area.

The waterfall area preserves remnants of an 1820s woolen mill that employed 80 workers, representing the industrial development of early Pennsylvania settlements.

Visitors can access Fulmer Falls through a 1.4-mile trail system that includes boardwalks, steps, and observation platforms, with parking facilities at the trailhead.

The falls reopened in October 2024 after extensive restoration work following the severe storm damage of 2018, featuring newly constructed viewing areas.

Location: Pike County

Height: 16.8 m

Part of: Dingmans Creek

Website: https://nps.gov/dewa/planyourvisit/george-w-childs-park-trail.htm

GPS coordinates: 41.23728,-74.91610

Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:02