Description
Dyckman Hill Falls is a large but obscured waterfall in the New Jersey Palisades. The waterfall is a gradual cascade, before getting steeper at the bottom near Henry Hudson Drive. The upper part of the waterfall can be seen from Dyckman Hill Road, which crosses over the falls twice. A hiking trail which follows a similar path also passes by some of the waterfall. The road and trail are currently closed to all use due to storm damage. The lower part is still visible from the Englewood Picnic Area or the roadside on Henry Hudson Drive. Note that there is an hourly parking fee for the picnic area.
Dyckman Hill Falls Information
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| Waterway | Unnamed Hudson River Tributary |
| Drainage Area (square miles) | 0.42 |
| Drainage Area Size | Very Small |
| Height (feet) | 150 |
| Latitude and Longitude | 40.87741, -73.94735 |
| Location | Englewood Cliffs, Bergen County |
| Type | Cascade, Roadside |
| Best Time to Visit | Spring |
| Property Type | Public – Palisades Interstate Park |
| Ease of Access | Roadside – Easy Hiking – Moderate (currently closed) |
Alerts
- The waterfall is located on Dyckman Hill Road, and the neighboring Dyckman Hill Trail, both of which have been closed since 2021 due to storm damage. The waterfall is currently only partially visible from Henry Hudson Drive or the Englewood Picnic Area
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