Main Falls at Promised Land State Park - Man-made Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

The first dam at this location was a crib dam built by Joseph Atkinson between 1840 and 1854. In 1911 the Department of Forestry made it taller. In 1932 the Department of Forests and Waters built a new concrete core dam. And in the 1930's the Civilian Conservation Corps also made improvements.
Initially built for the logging industry the dam now provides a 422 acre lake for just part of the many recreational activities at Promised Land State Park.


Please visit the nearby waymark listed under waterfalls, Little Falls at Promised Land State Park at the link here :

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Location of the waterfall: Route 390 Promised Land, Pa United States of America 18462 Type / features of structure: Dam Estimated height in feet: 7 Estimated width in feet: 24 River/stream/lake/reservoir: East Branch of Wallenpaupack Creek Coordinates of parking: Not Listed Fees: Not Listed Flow dates: Not listed Estimated height in meters: Not Listed Estimated width in meters: Not Listed

Visit Instructions:
To log this waymark, you will need to be able to prove to the waymark owner that you were at the waterfall in question. An original photo of the waterfall with your GPS in the photo would count as proof. Or a logged visit to a geocache in the area of the waterfall could also count as proof of a visit.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log   09/06/2015 P.T.T.M. visited it