Robinson Falls, on the outskirts of Connellsville in Fayette County, bears an uncanny resemblance to its much more famous nearby neighbor Cucumber Falls.
But unlike Cucumber Falls at Ohiopyle State Park, Robinson Falls sees much less traffic and is less well-known in general.
So here are some facts and figures to help you find and enjoy Robinson Falls in Fayette County.
Robinson Falls FAQs
Robinson Falls is located on the western edge of Connellsville, near the intersection of Independence Avenue and Falls Avenue. The falls are just a few yards from the roadside.
Yes – use GPS coordinates 40.01774, -79.61051 to guide you to the parking area near the aforementioned intersection.
Opossum Run.
It was named after James Robinson, who operated a mill and distillery near the falls in the early 1800s.
As part of General Braddock’s British Regiment during the French and Indian War, Washington and his fellow soldiers are believed to have camped here for a time.
Approximately 20 feet tall.
It is on private but unposted land. Please treat the falls with respect when you visit (don’t litter!) or it may indeed become a posted property.
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