Where is tumbling run

Anonymous January 6, pm. The owners put up those signs for a very obvious reason. The Historian January 6, pm. Hi Anonymous, I checked out the trail well before visiting, and based on the extensive hiking history, as well as an account posted here:.

I felt confident hiking it. Why would park rangers at Pine Grove Furnace mention the trail? Or the hostel? I think the Tumbling Run owners put up the signs as a CYA in case of an accident or to discourage anything other than leave-no-trace dayhikes. I turned back after a mile when I realized the trail was becoming rocks. Before then it consisted of pine and hardwood trees, with a lot of mud and swampy plants.

Turning back to the stream, I began to follow it, crossing back and forth as the brushy trail meandered along Tumbling Run.

After a short walk the trail becomes more obvious and you'll just follow that smaller stream the whole way up and back. Other than some vandalism at the top, this is a great hike. Expect to get a little wet. Fun, short trail with a nice view at the top and some great waterfalls and small pools on the way up.

Use Navigator in the AllTrails app and join the 29 other outdoor explorers who have completed this trail. Tumbling Run Trail moderate Length 3. Reviews Sort by:. October 16, Brenna Miller. July 28, Cindy Stansfield. May 14, Mary Brown. May 9, Janelle Brown. May 7, Dave S. April 13, First to Review. James Mallios.

May 15, Tracy Montoro.