Ozone Falls drops about 68 feet in five steps on the Glen Leigh branch of Kitchen Creek, in Ricketts Glen State Park, Pennsylvania.
The falls
The falls sit about 0.35 mile upstream of Waters Meet. A survey conducted in person found five steps in total, with the tallest measured at 42 feet.
Getting there
Ricketts Glen State Park charges no entrance fee and is open from sunrise to sunset. Ozone Falls can be reached on the full 7.2-mile Falls Trail or on a shorter 3.2-mile circuit using the Highland, Glen Leigh and Ganoga Glen trails, a route the park describes as difficult.
When to go
The park closes the Falls Trail in winter except to hikers and ice climbers with proper equipment. Flow runs year-round, with the seasonal minimum in late July through September.
On site
The Falls Trail has steep, wet rock and stone steps. Restrooms and picnic facilities are at the trailhead.
History and name
Ozone Falls is named for the Ozone hiking club of Wilkes-Barre, whose members used the Ricketts family's property.
Nearby
Huron Falls and R B Ricketts Falls are each about 0.1 mile away, and Erie Falls, on the Ganoga Glen branch, is about 0.3 mile away.
Distances are straight-line.