Warnertown Falls is a 10-foot sliding cascade on Tobyhanna Creek in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, about 3.9 miles north of Pocono Pines. It lies near the remnants of the Warnertown Lake Dam and an old ice-harvesting site.
The falls
Lidar data indicates a gradual sliding cascade of about 10 feet in a single drop. The feature remains unconfirmed, with its exact location, stature and attributes not yet confirmed.
Getting there
A parking area on Route 423 sits about 1-3/4 miles west of I-380 and before the Tobyhanna Creek bridge. From there, routes lead about 1 mile round trip to the icehouse foundations, with an extension of about 2 miles round trip to the dam remnants and the falls. No marked trail or official visitor page for the falls has been published.
When to go
Seasonal flow at the falls hasn't been documented.
On site
The route crosses rocky terrain, brush and some minor wet areas on the way in. Rules on swimming and dogs at the falls haven't been published.
History and name
Warnertown Falls is a historical name. Nearby stand the foundations of an old icehouse; only foundations and scattered pieces of the ice-harvesting works remain.
Nearby
Devils Hole is about 6.8 miles away. Tobyhanna Falls, on the same creek, is about 8.4 miles, and the Great Falls of the Lehigh about 8.5 miles.
Distances are straight-line.