Dry Run Falls plunges 15 feet on Dry Run in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, a roadside sightseeing stop in Loyalsock State Forest.
The falls
A lidar survey shows the single plunge at no more than about 15 feet; a shorter figure of 13 feet also appears in one trail site's account.
Getting there
The falls can be reached by vehicle, though state-forest roads need extra care, especially in winter. From roadside parking, an easy dirt path leads to the falls in a 0.1-mile round trip with 18 feet of gain. There is no entrance or day-use fee at Pennsylvania state forests.
When to go
The falls make an all-season stop, though forest-road conditions can be difficult in winter. A Loyalsock advisories check on September 25, 2026 found a Rock Run Road bridge closure but nothing specific to Dry Run Falls.
On site
A short path leads toward the base. Dogs are allowed, and the route has rockfall, ledges and snakes as hazards.
History and name
Dry Run Falls is treated as the feature's official name, and the Pennsylvania DCNR identifies it as a scenic stop in Loyalsock State Forest; no naming origin turned up.
Nearby
Andrea Falls is about 0.5 mile away, and Dutters Run Falls about 0.6 mile. Angel Falls and Gipson Falls, both on Falls Run, are about 2.5 and 2.6 miles away.
Distances are straight-line.