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A photo collage of five images featuring the Three Sisters Rock Formation along the Standing Stone Trail in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. In the first image, a person in a red jacket is navigating between tall, mossy rock formations. The second image provides a panoramic view of a leafless forest from atop the rock formation. The third image shows a singular, towering rock with distinctive pockmarks, standing alone among the trees. The fourth photo looks down a powerline clearing that carves a linear path through the forest. The fifth captures a trail marker post on the Standing Stone Trail, surrounded by a forest of bare trees.

Exploring the Three Sisters Rock Formation in Huntingdon County

If you're looking for information about visiting the Three Sisters Rock Formation in Huntingdon County, you're in the right place! The Three Sisters are 3 large pillars of rock standing tall along a ridge top...
A collage of five photos from the Montour Preserve fossil pit near Danville, Pennsylvania. The top left image shows an aerial view of the barren fossil pit. The top right photo is of the information kiosk with educational displays about the site. The middle right photo features a close-up of a hand holding a fossil. The bottom left picture shows the 'Into the Past' exhibit within the visitor center, and the bottom center image displays the Montour Preserve Fossil Pit sign on a post. The images collectively represent the educational and recreational experience at the fossil pit.

The Montour Preserve Fossil Pit | A Fossil Hunter’s Paradise

If you're looking for information about visiting the Montour Preserve Fossil Pit, you're in the right place! Located 12 miles north of Danville in Montour County, the Montour Preserve Fossil Pit offers visitors the unique...
Exploring Black-Coffey Caverns in Franklin County Pennsylvania.

Exploring Black-Coffey Caverns in Franklin County

If you're looking for information on touring the long off-limits Black-Coffey Caverns, you're in the right place! Black-Coffey Caverns is the only cavern system in Pennsylvania accessed through the basement of a private home! But where...
Exploring Wolf Rocks along the John P Saylor Trail in the Gallitzin State Forest.

Exploring Wolf Rocks in the Gallitzin State Forest

If you're looking for directions to Wolf Rocks in the Gallitzin State Forest, you're in the right place! Wolf Rocks is a beautiful geological formation located along the orange-blazed John P. Saylor Trail in the...
Exploring Every Show Cave in Pennsylvania.

Exploring Every Show Cave in Pennsylvania

If you're looking for information about visiting the best show caves in Pennsylvania, you're in the right place! Currently Pennsylvania is home to eight show caves, a show cave defined as one being operated as...
Lost River Caverns tours near Allentown Pennsylvania

Exploring Lost River Caverns Near Allentown

Lost River Caverns near Allentown is a beautiful limestone "show cave", owned and operated as such by the same family since 1930! The caverns get their name from the Lost River, a crystal-clear stream that...
Exploring Crystal Cave in Berks County Pennsylvania

Exploring Crystal Cave in Berks County

Crystal Cave in Berks County was the first "show cave" to open in Pennsylvania, with official tours beginning shortly after it was discovered in 1871! A historic inn just down the hill from the cave...
Exploring Indian Echo Caverns near Hershey Pennsylvania.

Exploring Indian Echo Caverns Near Hershey

Indian Echo Caverns is a beautiful "show cave" located 3 miles west of Hershey in Dauphin County. Because the temperature inside the caverns is a constant 52 degrees, this makes it a particularly attractive place...
Exploring Woodward Cave in Centre County PA

Exploring Woodward Cave in Centre County

Woodward Cave in Centre County contains 5 large rooms, hundreds of yards of tunnels and passageways, and the largest stalagmite in Pennsylvania! Operated as a "show cave" since 1926, Woodward Cave was known to the...
Exploring Penn's Cave Pennsylvania's only all-water cavern.

Exploring Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park in Centre County

Penn's Cave in Centre County offers the only cavern tour in the United States that is conducted completely by boat! Discovered centuries ago by Native Americans, Penn's Cave first opened to the public as a...