Sugar Run Falls in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania is a scenic waterfall accessible via multiple connecting trails including the Gap Trail and Jonathan Run Trail. The waterfall features two distinct tiers, with one section facing the Youghiogheny River and another along the Mitchell Field Trail. While visitors praise the waterfall's beauty when water is flowing, reaching the lower falls can be challenging as the path to the bottom isn't clearly marked.

Jonathan Run Falls in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania features multiple tiers of waterfalls along a scenic woodland trail system. Hikers report that while finding the parking area can be tricky due to hidden signage, the moderately challenging trail offers peaceful creek-side walking with several waterfall viewing opportunities. The main waterfall requires some careful navigation down a steep bank using rope assists, but visitors generally find the falls worth the effort, especially during periods of good water flow.

Cucumber Falls in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania is a picturesque waterfall featuring a short but steep trail with stairs leading down to the base. Visitors can walk behind the falls for unique photo opportunities and even take a refreshing dip in the water during warmer months, though the rocks can be slippery and require careful navigation. The site offers a small parking lot near the falls with additional roadside parking available, making it a convenient stop while exploring the broader Ohiopyle State Park area.