The 8 Spookiest-Sounding Hikes in Pennsylvania
Hell's Hollow Falls. Shades of Death Trail. Abandoned munitions bunkers. Deserted superhighways. Ghost towns.
Forget about fake haunted houses and characters in Halloween costumes.
Here are 8 REAL spooky-sounding hikes you can take in Pennsylvania!
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Hiking Mount Nittany Near State College
Hiking Mount Nittany is a rite of passage for Penn Staters and a favored activity of visitors to the State College area.
Looming large on the horizon of State College and the Penn State main...
Exploring the Salisbury Viaduct in Somerset County
The Salisbury Viaduct is just one of the many engineering marvels along the 150 mile-long Great Allegheny Passage, the longest multi-use rail trail in Pennsylvania.
Visited by thousands of hikers, bikers, sightseers, and photographers every...
Exploring the Turkey Path at Leonard Harrison State Park
The Turkey Path is a popular mile-long hiking trail in the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon that combines stunning views with several outstanding waterfalls.
The trail descends 750 feet from the vistas up top to the banks...
Hiking the Mitchell Trail at Ohiopyle State Park
The Jonathan Run Trail at Ohiopyle State Park is THE best waterfall hike in western Pennsylvania. Four uniquely beautiful waterfalls, all situated along or near this iconic trail.
But sometimes, particularly in the summer, the...
Hiking the Flat Rock Trail at Colonel Denning State Park
Flat Rock Trail - don't let the name fool you!
I recently had a chance to hike this roughly 2.5 mile (one way) trail to the top of Blue Mountain in Cumberland County, and I...
Exploring the Big Savage Tunnel along the Great Allegheny Passage
The Big Savage Tunnel is one of the structural marvels of Pennsylvania, located near mile marker 23 along what is now the Great Allegheny Passage hiking/biking trail in Somerset County.
History of the Big Savage...