
Ricketts Glen State Park harbors the Glens Natural Area — a National Natural Landmark. All of the waterfalls, including Adams Falls, are part of the Kitchen Creek system. The 35 foot total drop for Adams Falls is broken into two sections. The first drops 15-20 feet through a narrow chute to a pool carved in the rocks; a second drops into a larger pool via two different chutes. Although the lower falls can be seen from above, some hikers suggest the best view is from the far bank of Kitchen Creek downstream of the falls, which requires wading across the creek.
A short distance upstream from Adams Falls is Kitchen Creek Falls, the smallest named waterfall in the Park. The scenic Evergreen Trail continues its ecological loop through an area of old growth forest that is more than 500 years old, and is a good area for bird watching.

You’ll find lots of ways to make a splash near Bloomsburg this summer, from rivers and lakes to waterfalls and swimming holes. At the end of the day’s outdoor adventures, you can look forward to relaxing at the quiet oasis of the Inn and perhaps sipping a cool brew like A Mid Summers Night Saison in our Turkey Hill Brewing Company Pub & Grille.
Adams Falls Photo by @mikeykeller79 courtesy of Columbia Montour Visitors Bureau
Lake Jean photo courtesy of Columbia Montour Visitors Bureau






