![Tobyhanna-Falls-Monroe-County-Pennsylvania Tobyhanna Falls in the PA Pocono Mountains](https://pabucketlist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Tobyhanna-Falls-Monroe-County-Pennsylvania-696x465.jpg)
Tobyhanna Falls in Monroe County is an easy 0.4 mile hike (one way) along the Tobyhanna Creek in the Austin T. Blakeslee Natural Area.
Getting There
How to Find Tobyhanna Falls in Monroe County
- Navigate to the Tobyhanna Falls Parking Area along Route 115, next to the bridge over Tobyhanna Creek.
GPS coordinates for the Tobyhanna Falls Parking Area: 41.08306, -75.58440
- Follow the red-blazed trail west, away from the parking lot and towards a forest of tall pines.
- Hike through the forest, along the edge of Tobyhanna Creek, for 0.4 miles.
- Arrive at Tobyhanna Falls.
Tobyhanna Falls is certainly not one of the tallest waterfalls you’ll see in the Poconos!
But it makes for a quick, relaxing hike along a fairly level trail.
Its close proximity to Route 80 also makes it a great pitstop on your way to and from some of the other waterfalls in the region, such as Nay Aug Falls in Scranton.
![Nay Aug Falls on Roaring Brook in Lackawanna County](https://pabucketlist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Nay-Aug-Falls-Scranton.jpg)
Nearby Attractions
Little Shickshinny Falls is a beautiful 25-foot tall waterfall located on State Game Lands 260 in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.
![Little Shickshinny Falls on a sunny afternoon.](https://pabucketlist.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Little-Shickshinney-Falls-Luzerne-County-PA.jpg)
Also be sure to check out 36 Must-See Waterfalls in the Poconos for an in-depth look at many of eastern Pennsylvania’s finest waterfalls.
![Raymondskill Falls in Pennsylvania](https://pabucketlist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Raymondskill-Falls-Pennsylvania-731x1024.jpg)
The Pocono Indian Museum in Monroe County highlights the rich history and culture of the Lenape, also known as the Delaware Indians, the original inhabitants of the Pocono Mountains.
![A collage of four photos taken at the Pocono Indian Museum in Monroe County, PA. The top left image shows the front entrance of the museum, a white colonial-style building with columns and a ramp leading up to the porch. The top right image displays an interior exhibit featuring Native American artifacts, including a mounted deer head, traditional weapons, and tools. The bottom left image showcases a green exhibit with stone tools and weapons such as an atlatl, spear thrower, post mold, and awl, along with illustrative drawings. The bottom right image captures the gift shop, highlighting a variety of Native American-themed jewelry, dreamcatchers, and clothing, arranged on shelves and racks in a rustic setting.](https://pabucketlist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Exploring-the-Pocono-Indian-Museum-Monroe-County-PA-1024x858.jpg)
Find even more great spots to explore in Monroe County and all across Pennsylvania with the interactive PA Bucket List Travel Map!
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