Best Hiking Trails in Pennsylvania

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The name Loyalsock is derived from the Native American name Lawi-Saquick, meaning ?Middle Creek,? because the creek...

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- Fort Washington State Park and the community of Fort Washington take their name from the fort built here by so...

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The relatively easy Pinchot Trail (PT) is a great weekend hike, featuring diverse forest types, scenic streams, wet...

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When I visited the campground at Tobyhanna State Park on Columbus Day weekend, I was surprised by how quiet it was ...

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The popular West Rim Trail (WRT) traverses the west rim of the spectacular Pine Creek Gorge, one of the largest and...

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Ricketts Glen is one of the most heavily visited parks in the northern tier of Pennsylvania?and for good reasons. L...

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- Settlement was sparse during the 19th century until loggers arrived and began felling trees and building saw m...

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- The park consists of 1,306 acres of rugged terrain on the summit and slopes of Camelback Mountain. From the su...

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- Pine Grove Furnace State Park, is located in the heart of Michaux State Forest in southern Cumberland County. ...

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In the low, rolling hills at the northern outskirts of Pittsburgh, the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania leas...

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This hike in the Pinchot Trail System takes you along a very scenic stream, Choke Creek. At the parking lot, there ...

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- The "Grand Canyon" of Pennsylvania begins just south of Ansonia, along U.S. Route 6 and continues for approxim...

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- Frances Slocum State Park offers 1,035 acres of recreation and a horseshoe shaped lake offering 165 acres. The...

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Imagine a campground where your closest neighbor is 75 feet away and separated from you by a dense hardwood and red...

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Astraddle Kittatinny Ridge in eastern Pennsylvania, this 2,380-acre, private nonprofit sanctuary has been proclaime...

Berks-lehigh Hiking And Backpacking: Backpack The Loyalsock...