Enjoy your next meal tasting the goodness and unique flavors of Mother Nature when you hike and find edible items as you forage in Pennsylvania’s great outdoors – from fresh berries to wild plants to small insects. Be sure to forage safely to protect yourself and nature’s wonders. Read more from the…
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July is the perfect time to get outside and explore Pennsylvania’s greater than great outdoors! Rev up the RV and hit the road to one of PA’s storied RV campgrounds that offer everything you need for the perfect RV stay. You’ll have the best of both worlds – breathtaking river views and pristine…
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The trees have sprouted leaves, the songbirds are serenading, and the wildflowers are blooming – time to get out and enjoy nature’s beauty in Pennsylvania! With countless destinations from which to choose your next outdoor adventure, check out these moderate hiking trails perfect for those looking…
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Pennsylvania rocks – genuinely! Our many unique and rocky destinations will make any outdoor adventurer or challenge seeker’s heart pump. This summer grab your hiking shoes and check out these 14 rocky spots. Join PA's Travel Newsletter 1. Columcille Megalith Park Bangor Located in the…
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Hoping to avoid the crowds while still getting out and exploring the great outdoors? It may be easier than you think! Pennsylvania boasts 125 free state parks, that’s more than 300,000 acres calling your name. Hike, birdwatch, picnic, fish, camp, boat, or more at these lesser-known state parks that…
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Summer is just around the corner, which means there’s plenty of time for your next outdoor adventure! And what better way to escape the hustle and bustle than a relaxing weekend retreat on your own island? Each campsite offers unique amenities and activities. There are hiking, biking, and kayaking…
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Strap on your hiking boots, grab some trail mix and a water bottle, then recharge your soul and spirit with the breathtaking splendor of Pennsylvania’s natural wonders. Our dazzling waterfalls, towering trees, and picturesque viewpoints from majestic peaks have inspired generations of people of all…
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You can explore Mother Nature’s playground for days on end when you rent a cabin or campsite in the Allegheny National Forest (ANF) or a nearby Pennsylvania State Park. You’ll find cabins ranging from primitive and rustic to deluxe and luxurious, along with and scenic campgrounds offering both tent…
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Don’t let the chill of winter have you burrito-bound in your house this season. Get outside and experience thrilling and adventurous winter activities in PA’s greater-than-great state and national parks. Join PA's Travel Newsletter 1. Washington Crossing Historic Park Washington Crossing…
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The 8,300-acre, 30-mile long Raystown Lake was created in the early 1970s and is a popular water destination for fisherman, boaters, kayakers, and all water enthusiasts. The Raystown Lake Recreation Area welcomes nearly 2 million visitors per year to the lake and the public land surrounding it for…
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