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Jackson Falls offers a one-of-a-kind hiking experience near Apollo, Pennsylvania, perfect for adventurous dog owners and their pets. Known for its beautiful waterfalls—including a rare double waterfall—and picturesque scenery, this pet-friendly trail provides a challenging and rewarding escape into nature. While the hiking trails can be a bit challenging and steep at times, the views and swimming holes make it worthwhile for those seeking a memorable outdoor outing with their pups.
This location is especially attractive for dog owners looking for dog-friendly hiking trails, opportunities to enjoy scenic walks, and the chance for dogs to swim in natural pools. Please note that there is no official fenced dog park area, and the paths and facilities may not be accessible for everyone. Plan ahead to enjoy the trail safely, and don’t forget your camera for the many photo opportunities along the way!
The hike to the falls was challenging but amazing. The falls were beautiful and a wonderful experience ❤️
One of my favorite places around. The waterfalls that are off the main trail are the true focus of this area. There’s actually 3 of them If you keep walking deeper you find more. Makes for a great day trip
The waterfall can be tricky to get to. You actually have to park at the Rock Furnace trail and walk a little ways until you see a sign next to a bench. The trail back to the falls is along the path through the woods. It’s not too far from the trail. The waterfall is very unique. It’s actually a double waterfall with 2 waterfalls side by side. It’s truly an amazing experience. I highly recommend visiting and checking out the falls as well as the rest of the trail. There’s a lot of photo opportunities along the trail with different smaller waterfalls and also a swinging bridge further down the trail.
Beautiful falls! And a nice, deep swimming hole. My fiancé and I went when it was raining and we had the place to ourselves! It was a bit challenging to find so for future reference: take the upper trail and then you’ll have to climb down a steep area once you get to the falls. We took the lower trail, got stuck by cliffs, then went back up, then realized we had to go back down. A few worthwhile detours— but hopefully others can learn from our mistakes!
Beautiful with no official trail to get you there. Perfect.