ルツェルン郡周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Numerous waterfalls staircase down Kitchen Creek on shale slabs, forming small pools beside the trail. In the autumn you are more likely to have the falls to yourself and the changing leaves make Ricketts Glen especially beautiful.

Moon Lake is a 48-acre, spring fed lake in the middle of a state forest. This brings all kinds of outdoor enthusiasts to its shores throughout the year. The lake itself is popular for fishing and kayaking, while the surrounding park brings in hikers, mountain bikers, and campers.

Moon Lake State Forest Natural Area is a beautiful outdoor playground for nature lovers. The multi-use trails are a hotspot for mountain biking, with plenty of trails for hiking. There is a beautiful lake teeming with trout in the park's center, several campgrounds, and open fields with lots of wildflowers. It's a fantastic location, offering something for everyone.

This charming town is the northernmost starting point for Lehigh Gorge State Park. It is a popular destination due to its access to hiking and biking trails converted from former railway lines along the beautiful Lehigh River. There are several great local restaurants close to the trails, making it the perfect place to start and finish a hike through the breathtaking Lehigh Gorge.

This picturesque 25-acre lake includes a lovely trail for a scenic hike around its perimeter. Nestled on 246 private acres, parking is allowed on Coxton Road, with two trail gates for reservoir access. The state land gate allows public access entry to enjoy this incredibly scenic area.

This magnificent bridge, built in the early 1900s, spans 1,400 feet across the Susquehanna River, connecting the communities of Wilkes-Barre and Kingston via East Market Street. It provides access to Kirby Park, the west side neighborhoods, and the Luzerne County Levee Trail, making it one of the county's most popular locations for walking, jogging, and sightseeing. On each side of the bridge are massive pylons topped with eagle statues weighing 5,500 pounds—heavier than a fully grown rhinoceros. These four statues pay tribute to the fallen veterans of World War I. It offers a spectacular backdrop, worthy of stopping to capture some memorable photos.

Buttermilk Falls is stunning, cascading 35 feet down the mountain, and is a fantastic reward after a long hike. There is also a small dirt road pull-off area along White Haven Road if you want to take a shorter hike to visit these beautiful falls. It is best to visit in the spring after a rain, although it's gorgeous any time of year and a great spot to capture some spectacular photos.

Nestled within the lush forest, this magnificent waterfall tumbles gracefully from a height of 20 feet, forming a tranquil pool at its base. The surrounding area is adorned with vibrant rhododendrons and majestic pine trees, creating a picturesque setting, perfect for a place to stop for lunch and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of this natural area.