Waterfall | njHiking.com

Buttermilk Falls

How to visit New Jersey’s highest waterfall, Buttermilk Falls.

Start at NJ’s highest waterfall then hike steeply uphill to the Appalachian Trail, Crater Lake, and Hemlock Pond.

Waterfall focused photo hikes on a very chilly April morning.

Casual hiking on level, easy paths through a beautiful historic estate.

Hike from the old Cooper Mill through the Black River Gorge and a pine forest, with a side trip to the ruins of Kay’s Cottage.

Scenic hike around Butler Reservoir that includes a waterfall, dam, and ruins.

Chikahoki Falls, Otter Hole, and a 360° view from Wyanokie High Point, including NYC on a clear day.

Shady hike through a hemlock forest with several nice waterfalls.

Two beautiful waterfalls accessible to everyone via a short boardwalk trail through a hemlock ravine filled with rhododendron.

View the Delaware River from atop a bluff, through scenic Van Campens Glen, and the historic buildings of Millbrook Village.

Short hike to a waterfall cascading over a rocky drop in Lockatong Creek.

Hike along the Black River from Cooper Mill to the ruins of Kay’s Cottage.

Easy hike around Stony Lake and to two small waterfalls.

Short rocky hike in a beautiful gorge with waterfalls plus a viewpoint over a valley.

Hike to two pretty waterfalls – one stepped and the other angled – along Stony Brook.