The park was clean, visitors were pleasant, and even though it was a 90 degree day, once inside the park, the shade of the trees and spray of the water from Falls, made it a very comfortable walk.īush league services and amenities. While we finished the walk in an hour (stopping for pictures and rest), it took about an hour to walk Bridal Veil trail. The only climb was toward the end and it was all stairs. This access point provided more downhill walking. We noticed that entering at the beginning of the park, the trail is more up-hill walk as opposed to walking the main trail and then accessing Bridal Veil once inside the park. You can access/enter Bridal Veil at different points. On this visit, the trail was muddy in certain areas so be sure to wear proper footwear.

The trail was challenging and the terrain was a mix of wooden steps and unleveled rocks/sticks. We are definitely non-hikers and we decided to proceed onward. Other hikers who has just walked the Bridal Veil Falls trail mentioned there were nicer views and more water falls. Note: there were ample signage advising this trail is “hikers” and “non-hikers” should return to the main trail. Feeling good about the walk, we decided to walk the Bridal Veils Falls. Moderate walking and stopping/waiting to take pictures at optimal locations, it took about 30-35 minutes to walk the trail. At time of review, regular ticket price was $18/adult.Ī Gen-Xer and a Baby Boomer decided to walk the main/popular trail first. Its probably best to purchase tickets online because there’s a separate line for pre-purchased tickets. Tickets were purchased onsite and the wait was about 10 minutes. The crowd size was manageable and there was an employee directing parking/traffic.

Visited Falls on a Memorial Day arriving at noon. A solid 2 hour drive from the city to the mountains. Excellent day trip from Philly to Poconos.

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