1,527' Up 19.7 km 633.74 m Down, 9.3 mi The trail head is up past Cucumber Falls up a back road right before a campground entrance. The trail is very level with no obstacles. Great trail, my wife and I did this today for the first time. It's moderately trafficked and heavily trafficked closer to Cucumber Falls.While hiking on the northern portion of this trail, along the Youghiogheny River, you'll often notice kayakers and whitewater rafters passing by in the river below; however, it's easier to see them during the colder months when the leaves are off the trees. Follow it for eight miles to a stop sign. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. 652.02 m Down, 14.9 mi Taking other people's content (text, photos, etc) without permission is a copyright violation and . On my way back I swam to cool off, had a lot of fun! Probably will be gorgeous in the fall when the leaves change though. So, plan a hike along the 2.6 mile Great Gorge Trail that will give you sweeping views of a sea of colorful wildflowers.
Not that many people on a Sunday afternoon, until we reached Cucumber Falls (we turned back there). will be added to the main trail notes. The trail is accessible from a parking lot at the southern terminus, a parking lot at Cucumber Falls, and a short hike along the, Create Recommended Route or on the way back down it was a little tricky getting over those jagged rocks (see image). not much of anything to see (all in the forest) but does connect with several other trails . While there are not great views of the Yough below, Cucumber Falls more than makes up for it. Lovely trail.
16.9 km However, once you’re above the water a bit it clears out and you find yourself among the trees and hiking past some lovely water features. 511.53 m Down, 4.4 mi
Check my trail. . It was PACKED with people, I barely found a parking spot. I followed the trail but then broke off to get to the rapid. Trip Reports
Cucumber Falls was much larger than expected though rather thin of a falls at this time. Useful and helpful tips in hiker Dogs are allowed, but biking is not allowed on this trail.Waterfalls: The trail has several noteworthy waterfalls along the hike - first and foremost Cucumber Falls sits at the trailhead and is the main attraction for this area. This is about an injury or accident Beautiful scenery! JMT/PCT Duck Pass Trailhead to Vermillion Valley, California, Horseshoe Meadow - Lookingglass Lake, Washington. No spectacular views, mainly in the forest and then follows the river (but you cannot see it). The only downside to this trail is there is no real lookout point of the river unless you hop on the Bike Trail at the end.The end of this trail puts you at the bottom of Cucumber Falls and at the trailhead for the Meadow Run Trail. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. This trail traverses the Laurel Ridge from Ohiopyle to the northern end near Johnstown. .
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• Love this trail. Amazing shade and peaceful vibes throughout. We ended up taking the Kentuck Trail to Thorp Knob park and then the road back to Cucumber falls. Trip Report Something else? One hike, in particular, is perfect for a spring adventure. From the West: From the PA Turnpike, take Exit 91, Donegal. Very pretty hike from the campground to cucumber falls and Ohiopyle falls.
Ohiopyle boasts nearly 80 miles of hiking trails, ranging from easy to very difficult. Great Gorge Trail is a 4.9 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. Definitively a great workout as there are many steep climbs and lots of rough terrain. 510 m Up
Beautiful down by the river and the waterfall. The trailhead starts out pretty muddy by the river and can be tough to navigate. • If you bring your dog, make sure they’re nimble or small enough to be easily carried. We entered from the campsites. for those looking for a "walk in the park" with a bit of a challenge, go for it . • It comes out to … 211.95 m Down. While there are not great views of the Yough below, Cucumber Falls more than makes up for it. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. . An Adventure Projects staff member will review this and take an appropriate action, but we generally don't reply. By using our content to find trails / hikes / treks, you agree to hike at your own risk Land Manager: PaDCNR - Ohiopyle State Park, 10.5 mi 181.38 m Up Best parts are walking along the water slide and the Yough and then crawling out to a rock and waving on the rafters in the lower section(and maybe skinny dipping while waiting). 2,079' Down I’d eagerly hike this one again.
If social distancing is what you’re worried about during this stupid pandemic, maybe find a new hobby. LOVE this trail. I started at the slide on a Thursday at 8::30am, no crowds. and a climb up the mountain that is only a bit of a challenge . Turn left onto PA 31 east. Cucumber Falls never disappoints though. 695' Down The rest of the trail is easy wide path, but still pretty with the fall foliage.
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. 651.88 m Up 15.0 km there is a flat section that is totally easy hiking . 2,139' Down Nice trail, we took in from the campsite so quite a hike to go back uphill. 1,673' Up Check my map for the turnoff
Lots of great spots to hop in the water and cool off! Cucumber falls is amazing. Please explain. The rest was meandering through the woods. The trail is a little hard on the way to cucumber falls, than pretty flat for a good bit than steep to the end. Explore our Appalachian Trail (AT) section hikes, Explore our Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) section hikes, Explore over 7,631 miles of trails in 31 states, Get directions to the trailhead on the go, Save your favorite trails to explore later. 595' Up Ohiopyle serves as the southern terminus for the 70-mile Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. • The Great Gorge Trail at Ohiopyle State Park in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania is an easy 3.2 mile out-and-back hike that leads from the Cucumber Falls parking lot, south along Cucumber Run, and then north along the Youghiogheny River.
Turn off your ad blocker to see a map of this trail, Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail: Ohiopyle to Myersbrook, Youghiogheny River Trail to Jonathan Run Falls, Youghiegheny River Trail: Ohiopyle to Connellsville, Youghiogheny River Trail - Ohiopyle to Confluence, Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail: Ohiopyle to Bidwell, Kentuck Trail to Youghiogheny River Trail Loop, Great Gorge, Great Allegheny Passage Loop. It is made of crushed limestone aggregate and is enjoyed by walkers, runners, and a few children on bikes.