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Exploring Middle Branch Falls in the Loyalsock State Forest

View from the bottom of Lower Middle Branch Falls in the Loyalsock State Forest.
Middle Branch Falls is a pair of impressive waterfalls along Camels Road in the Loyalsock State Forest. Located 5 miles east of Hillsgrove in Sullivan...

Hiking the Fred Woods Trail in Cameron County

Hiking through the rock formations along the Fred Woods Trail in Cameron County
The Fred Woods Trail in the Elk State Forest is a 4.57 mile-long hike that takes you past two fantastic vistas, as well as...

Hiking Hobie’s Trail at Colyer Lake Near State College

Looking out over the water from the Colyer Lake Trail near State College.
Hobie's Trail (formerly known as the Colyer Lake Trail) is a scenic and relatively easy to hike 2.6 mile trail that loops around the...

Exploring Nickle Run Falls in Tioga County

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Nickle Run Falls in Tioga County PA
Nickle Run Falls is a secluded, 30 foot-tall waterfall located along a spur of the Mid State Trail in the Tioga State Forest. There are...

Exploring Benjamin Hollow Falls in Tioga County

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Benjamin Hollow Falls in Tioga County Pennsylvania
Benjamin Hollow Falls is a beautiful, multi-tiered waterfall located just off the Pine Creek Rail Trail in Tioga County. How to Find Benjamin Hollow Falls Benjamin...

Exploring Pine Island Run Falls in Tioga County

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Pine Island Run Falls in the Tioga State Forest.
Pine Island Run Falls is an exceptional, multi-tiered waterfall located just off the Pine Creek Rail Trail in Tioga County. How to Find Pine Island...

Exploring Stone Quarry Run Falls in Tioga County

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Stone Quarry Run Falls along the Pine Creek Rail Trail in Tioga County Pennsylvania.
Stone Quarry Run Falls is a picturesque Tioga County waterfall located alongside the Pine Creek Rail Trail near Blackwell. How to Find Stone Quarry Run...

Exploring the Fort Bedford Museum in Bedford County

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Fort Bedford Museum in downtown Bedford Pennsylvania.
The Fort Bedford Museum was built in 1958, 200 years after the original Fort Bedford was constructed during the French and Indian War. The museum...

Exploring Fort Necessity in Fayette County

A reconstructed wooden stockade at Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, stands against a backdrop of autumn foliage and a bright blue sky. A British flag with the red cross of St. George and the white saltire of St. Andrew flutters in the foreground, marking the site of the historic 1754 battle between British and French forces during the French and Indian War. The grassy landscape and winding pathway lead visitors to the entrance of the fort, evoking the setting where a young George Washington commanded his troops in a pivotal early conflict.
Fort Necessity in Fayette County is the site of the first battle in what would become known in North America as the French and...

Exploring the Abandoned Lime Kilns at Canoe Creek State Park

The abandoned Blair Limestone Company kilns at Canoe Creek State Park.
The abandoned lime kilns at Canoe Creek State Park are remnants of a thriving limestone-processing facility that once operated around the clock in this...