Ringing Rocks County Park - Falls Creek

This past Saturday late afternoon, I was at Ringing Rocks County Park near Upper Black Eddy in Bridgeton Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. As I mentioned in my last post, we had just gotten about two inches of rain Friday night into Saturday morning. The afternoon was mostly cloudy and windy with a few droplets of rain near evening. The following pictures are of the falls and rapids of Falls Creek within the park. Keep in mind that normally this creek only consists of a small trickle. All these pictures look best in their large size.


Above is an overview of the largest series of falls on the creek.


Above and below are two views of the top portion of the above falls.


Normally, one can walk across this creek at just about any point; but not today.


Here is a close-up view of the creek swirling around the creek's many large rocks.


This is a close-up view of the right side of the creek in the previous picture.


This is a broad overview of the all the sections of the creek shown above. On the far side of the creek, the dark area is a fairly large rock bluff.


Here is a view of the creek with its rapids right after the falls pictured above.