ペンシルベニアの峡谷・トップ17

Definitely a must do hike if you’re into hiking or being out doors. The trail varies between smooth tarmac, narrow dirt forest trails, challenging climbs, water crossings, and scrambling. Larger dogs would be fine to take with you, and would have a blast, small dogs will struggle at times if even finding it possible.

Covering over 160,000 acres, Tioga State Forest offers rugged trails, deep gorges, and quiet backroads perfect for hiking, biking, and wildlife watching. It’s home to the Pine Creek Gorge—also known as Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon—and includes part of the West Rim Trail, one of the state's top long-distance hikes. Expect remote terrain, limited cell service, and big views.

Burns Run Wild Area, encompassing 2,408 acres within Sproul State Forest, offers a pristine wilderness experience along the Chuck Keiper Trail. Traversing deep, rocky canyons carved by Burns Run and its tributaries, hikers encounter moss-covered boulders, cascading streams, and remnants of 19th-century logging railroads. Notably, Burns Run flows into the West Branch Susquehanna River, linking this secluded area to one of Pennsylvania's major waterways. With no roads penetrating its interior, Burns Run Wild Area promises solitude and a true backcountry adventure.

Beautiful hiking trail to try out with a small waterfall and very easy walking.

Settler's Cabin Waterfall, though modest at about 5 feet tall, exudes a serene ambiance accentuated by the melodious chirping of birds. The picturesque surroundings enhance the tranquil experience, offering visitors a delightful retreat. Additionally, nestled nearby is a picnic table, perfect for enjoying a meal amidst the soothing sounds of nature.

The Rachel Carson Falls is a small but beautiful waterfall within a ravine. This is part of the Rachel Carson Run which runs into the Allegheny River. There is a delightful little bridge here which crosses the ravine. This would be a great place for a rest to take in the surrounding scenery.

The Lehigh Gorge Trail is a 26-mile section of the 165-mile D&L Trail. The Lehigh Trail is a gravel trail that follows the Lehigh River with views of waterfalls and, potentially, wildlife.

This is a very picturesque waterfall, in a tranquil location. The waterfall is about 4ft in height and is in a small ravine. There are picnic tables next to the waterfall, which makes it a great place to stop and enjoy the area.