Henry Run Sawmill Dam - Cook Forest Hidden Hike

Today we are in Cook Forest State Park in Pennsylvania doing the Henry Run Sawmill Dam hike. This is supposedly not a very well known hike in the area and I'm here to take you along on the journey to the waterfall with deer and snakes along the way!
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[@zubeypd]

Very nice video we watched before our annual trip to the forest. My wife and I took our 7 year old daughter to see the falls yesterday. The hike was a little bit of a challenge for her, but we took a couple breaks. The falls are well worth the hike.

[@amandaelle_]

zubeypd so glad that you guys had fun!

[@Baitfinessefishing]

They got any fish in dere?

[@amandaelle_]

None that I saw!

[@anttyzale5455]

I wonder who built it and why

[@amandaelle_]

Good question!

[@PaRoughandTumble]

The dam was built in the 1870's by George Alsbach to run his saw mill.

[@roscodogg]

Traditionally on your first visit you have to submerge yourself in the deep spot below the falls.
No matter what time of year.
I completely made this up- but I hope it catches on😉