センター郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The name of this viewpoint is arguably quite an understatement. The vantage point gives a different view of the valley below than the nearby Ralph's Majestic Viewpoint as it stretches northwest. The area is filled with lush pastures and forests, and the Bald Eagle Ridge extends for miles. You’ll find yourself thinking, “That really is pretty good.”

Ralph’s Majestic Vista offers breathtaking views to the southwest over the valley below, beyond Bald Eagle Ridge, with Mount Nittany and Tussey Mountain. On a clear day, you can catch a glimpse of the community of Julian in the distance. Beautifully framed by the surrounding trees, it’s worthy of taking a few memorable photos. There is a nice log bench here, perfect for a break to enjoy the incredible scenery.

Encompassing almost 900 acres, the Bear Meadows Natural Area contains a fen wetland. There are some nice walking trails here, fringed by black and red spruce trees, balsam fir, and lots of high bush blueberries.

Black Moshannon State Park provides access for a few outdoor activities across this 3,394-acre landscape. Black Moshannon Lake is one of the park's highlights, where trout can be caught and swimmers can enjoy themselves.

Encompassing almost 900 acres, the Bear Meadows Natural Area contains a fen wetland. There are some nice walking trails here, fringed by black and red spruce trees, balsam fir, and lots of high bush blueberries.

Here there is a small, paved, bridge crossing Penn's Creek and leading to Poe Paddy State Forest.

Spring Creek is a 25-mile creek that is a tributary to Bald Eagle Creek. Spring Creek has sections of Class I whitewater rapids for about three miles, when water is high, from Bellefonte to Milesburg.

Encompassing almost 900 acres, the Bear Meadows Natural Area contains a fen wetland. There are some nice walking trails here, fringed by black and red spruce trees, balsam fir, and lots of high bush blueberries.