Electric Brook Falls is a pair of back-to-back waterfalls in Schooley’s Mountain County Park.
Both the upper and lower falls are strikingly similar and are separated by a small pool along the rocky gorge trail. This pool is so small that some people may consider it a single waterfall, though the general consensus is that it is two distinct waterfalls. Nevertheless, as the two waterfalls are so close, it is highly recommended to visit them at the same time.
Hikers can access the waterfall in as short as a half-mile round-trip hike, but a slightly longer route is ideal as it includes a few unnamed cascades on the brook, and the longer approach is slightly easier due to a rock scramble.
Upper Electric Brook Falls Information
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| Waterway | Electric Brook |
| Drainage Area (square miles) | 3.04 |
| Drainage Area Size | Small |
| Height (feet) | 17.4 |
| Latitude and Longitude | 40.79595, -74.78251 |
| Location | Washington Township, Morris County |
| Type | Cascade, Fantail |
| Best Time to Visit | Spring-Fall |
| Property Type | County Park – Schooley’s Mountain |
| Current Streamflow | N/A |
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