All 21 Waterfalls
Complete guide to every named waterfall on the Ricketts Glen Falls Trail
🏆 Ricketts Glen Waterfall Challenge
Track your progress visiting all 21 waterfalls on the Falls Trail
Glen Leigh Gorge0/13
Mohawk Falls
39ftOneida Falls
13ftCayuga Falls
11ftOnondag Falls
15ftTuscarora Falls
16ftConestoga Falls
18ftDelaware Falls
37ftSeneca Falls
12ftGlen Leigh Falls
16ftHuron Falls
41ftShawnee Falls
30ftOnondaga Falls
15ftErie Falls
47ftGanoga Glen0/8
Ganoga Falls
94ftCayuga Glen Falls
8ftMohican Falls
39ftSheldon Reynolds Falls
36ftHarrison Wright Falls
27ftB. Reynolds Falls
27ftR.B. Ricketts Falls
36ftOzone Falls
60ft🎯 Challenge Tips
Featured Waterfalls
Ganoga Falls
Crown Jewel
The tallest and most spectacular waterfall in the park. A must-see 94-foot cascade.
Learn MoreDelaware Falls
Most Photographed
The most photographed waterfall in the park with beautiful mist patterns.
Learn MoreOzone Falls
Second Tallest
Named for the fresh air created by negative ions from the cascading water.
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Glen Leigh Gorge
13 waterfalls
Mohawk Falls
39ftThe first waterfall you encounter on the counter-clockwise route, Mohawk Falls offers a spectacular introduction to the trail. This 39-foot cascade creates a beautiful curtain of water that flows over a rocky ledge into a serene pool below.
Oneida Falls
13ftA smaller but charming waterfall, Oneida Falls drops 13 feet over a series of rock ledges. Despite its modest height, it creates a lovely cascade that adds to the magical atmosphere of Glen Leigh Gorge.
Cayuga Falls
11ftThe shortest named waterfall on the trail, Cayuga Falls may be small at 11 feet, but it demonstrates the diverse character of water features throughout the gorge. Its gentle cascade over weathered rock creates a peaceful scene.
Onondag Falls
15ftOnondag Falls drops 15 feet in a graceful cascade that exemplifies the beauty of Glen Leigh Gorge. The waterfall flows over a series of rock shelves, creating multiple tiers of falling water.
Tuscarora Falls
16ftA 16-foot waterfall that marks the transition deeper into Glen Leigh Gorge. Tuscarora Falls flows over a wide rock face, creating a broad curtain of water that's particularly impressive during high water periods.
Conestoga Falls
18ftStanding 18 feet tall, Conestoga Falls creates a dramatic plunge into a deep pool. The waterfall is framed by towering rock walls that create a natural amphitheater effect.
Delaware Falls
37ftOne of the most photographed waterfalls in the park, Delaware Falls drops 37 feet in a spectacular display. The waterfall features multiple tiers and creates beautiful mist patterns that catch the light.
Seneca Falls
12ftA modest 12-foot waterfall that flows over a series of rock steps. Seneca Falls may be smaller than its neighbors, but it adds to the continuous water music that fills Glen Leigh Gorge.
Glen Leigh Falls
16ftThe namesake waterfall of Glen Leigh Gorge, this 16-foot cascade represents the character of its gorge - intimate, peaceful, and naturally beautiful. It flows over weathered rock into a tranquil pool.
Huron Falls
41ftOne of the larger waterfalls in Glen Leigh Gorge, Huron Falls drops 41 feet in a spectacular display. The waterfall features a wide cascade that creates beautiful spray patterns.
Shawnee Falls
30ftA 30-foot waterfall that flows over a series of rock terraces. Shawnee Falls creates a stepped cascade effect that breaks the water into multiple tiers, each with its own character.
Onondaga Falls
15ftA 15-foot waterfall that demonstrates the varied character of Glen Leigh Gorge. Onondaga Falls flows over ancient rock formations, creating a connection between the present and the geological past.
Erie Falls
47ftThe final major waterfall in Glen Leigh Gorge, Erie Falls drops 47 feet in a dramatic finale to the gorge experience. This powerful cascade creates a fitting conclusion to the Glen Leigh section of the trail.
Ganoga Glen
8 waterfalls
Ganoga Falls
94ftThe crown jewel of Ricketts Glen, Ganoga Falls is a breathtaking 94-foot waterfall that plunges dramatically into a deep pool. This is the tallest waterfall in the park and one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Pennsylvania. The sheer power and beauty of this cascade make it an unforgettable sight.
Cayuga Glen Falls
8ftA small but charming 8-foot waterfall in Ganoga Glen. Though modest in size, it contributes to the symphony of water sounds that fill the gorge and provides a moment of tranquility.
Mohican Falls
39ftA powerful 39-foot waterfall that creates a thunderous cascade in Ganoga Glen. The force of the water has carved a deep channel in the rock, creating dramatic viewing opportunities.
Sheldon Reynolds Falls
36ftNamed after a park naturalist, this 36-foot waterfall features a unique rock formation that splits the water flow. The dual streams create an interesting visual effect as they rejoin at the base.
Harrison Wright Falls
27ftA 27-foot waterfall that cascades over a series of rock ledges. Harrison Wright Falls is known for its accessibility and the beautiful pool at its base, making it a popular spot for rest and reflection.
B. Reynolds Falls
27ftAnother waterfall in the Reynolds family, B. Reynolds Falls drops 27 feet over a broad rock face. The wide flow creates a curtain-like effect that's particularly striking during peak water flow.
R.B. Ricketts Falls
36ftNamed after the park's founder, R.B. Ricketts Falls is a 36-foot waterfall that honors the man who preserved this natural wonder. The fall creates a powerful cascade that exemplifies the raw beauty of the gorge.
Ozone Falls
60ftAt 60 feet tall, Ozone Falls is the second-highest waterfall in the park. The name comes from the fresh, clean smell of the air around the fall, enhanced by the negative ions created by the cascading water.
Height Comparison
Height comparison of the first 10 waterfalls encountered on the trail
Waterfall Photography Tips
Camera Settings
Shutter Speed
1/60s - 1/4s for silky water effect
1/250s+ to freeze water droplets
Aperture
f/8 - f/11 for optimal sharpness
f/16+ for maximum depth of field
ISO
Keep as low as possible (100-400)
Use tripod for longer exposures
Composition Tips
Include Scale
Add trees, rocks, or people to show waterfall size
Leading Lines
Use rock formations and water flow as leading lines
Foreground Interest
Include interesting rocks, pools, or vegetation in foreground