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Exploring the Abandoned Ski Resort at Denton Hill State Park

PA Abandoned Places Rusty Glessner - October 8, 2021 0

Ski lift at the abandoned Denton Hill State Park ski resort.

The abandoned ski resort at Denton Hill State Park in Potter County is a case study in dystopian beauty. The ski slopes and facilities at...

Exploring Jakes Rocks Overlook in Warren County

PA Scenic Overlooks Rusty Glessner - October 7, 2021 0

The view from Jakes Rocks Overlook on October 6, 2021.

Jakes Rocks Overlook is really a series of overlooks located in the Warren County portion of the Allegheny National Forest. This area is a popular...

Exploring the Abandoned Hunting Lodge at Linn Run State Park

PA Abandoned Places Rusty Glessner - October 3, 2021 0

The front entrance to the former McGinnis Rod and Gun Club on Linn Run.

The abandoned hunting lodge at Linn Run State Park is a remarkable set of ruins from the early days of "retreat camping" in western...

30 Must-See Attractions in Bedford County

PA Counties Rusty Glessner - September 29, 2021 2

A collage of four photographs showcasing attractions in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Top left: A woman stands on a wooden dock, gazing out over a calm lake reflecting autumnal trees and a bridge in the distance. Top right: The iconic Coffee Pot-shaped building with its gray walls, red accents, and a sign reading "THE COFFEE POT" against a backdrop of yellow fall foliage. Bottom left: A couple takes a selfie at a scenic overlook, with lush green hills stretching to the horizon under a blue sky with fluffy clouds. Bottom right: A historic red covered bridge over a serene creek, surrounded by verdant greenery and under a partly cloudy sky.

If you’re looking for the best things to see and do in Bedford County, you’re in the right place! The county was formed in 1771 and is named...

Exploring Shawnee State Park in Bedford County

PA State Parks Rusty Glessner - September 28, 2021 0

Shawnee State Park opened to the public in 1951, and has been a magnet for tourists ever since! At the heart of the park is...

Exploring Old Bedford Village in Bedford County

PA Museums Rusty Glessner - September 27, 2021 0

Visiting Old Bedford Village in Bedford County Pennsylvania.

Old Bedford Village in Bedford County is a living history museum that gives you a glimpse into what life was like in western Pennsylvania...

Visiting Punxsutawney Phil | PA’s Most Famous Groundhog

PA Animal Attractions Rusty Glessner - September 23, 2021 0

A collage of four photos related to Punxsutawney Phil, taken in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The top left photo shows a statue of Punxsutawney Phil in a tuxedo and top hat, standing outside a building with a sign that reads "Phil's Burrow." The top right photo features two Punxsutawney Phil-themed T-shirts on display; one shirt has an illustration of a groundhog on a motorcycle with the text "Punxsutawney PA Groundhog Day," and the other reads "Hey, Yinz Guys... There Ain't No 'S' in Groundhog Day!" The bottom left photo captures the stage at Gobbler's Knob, the site of the annual Groundhog Day ceremony, with a sign that says "Home of Punxsutawney Phil." The bottom right photo is a close-up of Punxsutawney Phil standing upright in his habitat, showcasing his alert and curious expression.

If you're looking for information about visiting Punxsutawney Phil, you're in the right place! Punxsutawney Phil is the most famous groundhog in Pennsylvania, and quite...

Exploring Brady’s Bend Overlook in Clarion County

PA Scenic Overlooks Rusty Glessner - September 22, 2021 0

Brady's Bend Overlook on a summer afternoon.

Brady's Bend Overlook in Clarion County is one of the finest roadside vistas in Pennsylvania! Once a popular hang glider launch (an activity that is...

Exploring the Gallitzin Tunnels in Cambria County

PA Historic Places Rusty Glessner - September 21, 2021 0

The Gallitzin Tunnels in downtown Gallitzin, Pennsylvania.

The Gallitzin Tunnels are a trio of railroad tunnels through the Allegheny Mountains in Cambria County. Completed at different times between 1854 and 1904, these...