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This small town is set in the hills of Pennsylvania bordered by Black Creek to the north and Racoon Creek to the south. It has a number of locally owned restaurants and shops and is also close to larger cities like Allentown and Wilkes-Barre if you need anything that is not available here.

This small town is set in the hills of Pennsylvania bordered by Black Creek to the north and Racoon Creek to the south. It has a number of locally owned restaurants and shop and is also close to larger cities like Allentown and Wilkes-Barre if you need anything not available here.

Black Creek is part of the Susquehanna River Watershed, the 16th largest watershed in the country. It gets its start in Foster Township and flows west before joining Nescopeck Creek, which eventually flows into the Susquehanna River.

The trail mostly follows the ridgeline through the forest with plenty of fun flowy sections. There's also some techy rock sections that might challenge more intermediate riders, but its a great ride overall.

The Roaring Creek Tract of Weiser State Forest has miles of bike trails for all levels. The main gravel road through the center is perfect for beginners or those on gravel/adventure bikes.

Luke's Falls fall a short 20 feet into the Lehigh River. However, the location along the D&L Rail Trail is a fun spot to ride to along a calm, quiet, riverside path.

Buttermilk Falls are a series of cascading waterfalls that drop over 60 feet to the Leigh River. The falls are easily accessible from the nearby parking lot via the D&L Trail.

The Schuylkill River Trail spans 75 miles, divided into six main sections, all winding alongside the Schuylkill River. This particular segment goes through State Game Lands Number 110, stretching from Port Clinton to Auburn on a hard-packed gravel trail through a lush green forest.