High Cliffs is a 4.5 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Pipersville, Pennsylvania that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
There are 22 campsites and 2 group camping areas at this park. Bucks County also operates a swimming pool seasonally. there is a small fee for both of these activities
Cafferty Road, Point Pleasant, PA (215) 297-0754 (in season) Park is open all year
Trail was muddy and crowded at the top. Still a very enjoyable hike. Enjoyed the sound and views of the river. The bathrooms are locked at the two lower parking lots but there is a port a potty at the upper parking lot.
Nice hike through the woods. Lots of incline and decline. Great view of Tohickon Creek and woods, can go down to the water. Gets muddy and slippery after rain. Views from high rocks above the woods.
Such a nice hike. The hills were great workouts and the river was very therapeutic to listen to along the hike. There were a lot of side trail options and lookouts over the cliffs to check out. I would recommend getting an earlier start if hiking on the weekend because the parking lot and trails start getting really crowded mid day.
Beautiful autumn foliage Saturday morning hike with friends. We started 8:30 from the pool parking lot along an unmarked trail that required some rock scrambling and hugged the creek for the first mile or so before heading up the hill. There are multiple, unmarked trails that all seem to basically parallel the creek on the way to the rock overlook vistas. The creek is gorgeous, well worth getting near before heading up the hill. By the time we looped back on the marked red/white trail and finished around 10:45 there were many more visitors at the park, especially coming from the upper parking lots. This park is worth a revisit during a weekday.
Can be done as out and back or as loop. Heavy rain day before we went, but not much mud or puddles. Sections are rocky and rooty. Never seen so much shale in my life. Went on a Saturday. Not many people when we started at 1030 but a lot more crowded on return part of the loop. Go early.