These are the Shohola Falls, dropping a total of 200 feet in the half-mile course it makes along the Shohola Creek as it drops from Shohola Lake. Located in the Poconos Mountains of eastern Pennsylvania, “Shohola” is an American Indian word that means “meek” or “faint”. This area is part of the Catskill formation and dates back to the Devonian Age (419.2-358.9 million years ago)
Sources: PA Natural Heritage Program “Shohola Falls”. “Shohola Creek,” Wikipedia
