Hector Falls is a scenic waterfall located in Warren County, Pennsylvania, within the Allegheny National Forest, near the town of Ludlow. It’s known for its unique feature of water flowing down opposite faces of a large, rectangular boulder, which is about 20-22 feet tall.

To reach Hector Falls, you’ll typically take a relatively short hike, around one mile each way. The hike often involves following a pipeline access road for a portion and then a footpath to the falls. The trail is generally considered easy to navigate. Parking is available along a forest road near the trailhead.

The best time to see the falls with good water flow is after heavy rainfall or in the springtime following snowmelt. The area around the falls is described as pristine and beautiful, with large boulders and a grotto-like setting.