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The Blacksnake Mountain Trail begins at a small dirt pull-off on Road 3, where parking is available, and loops through a quiet valley, with Murray Brook running down the center. Be cautious of ticks. Wear long pants and shirts, and stay on the trail. There are no jaw-dropping viewpoints here, but a peaceful getaway from crowds on his trail.

A small wooden bridge on Black Snake Mountain Trail that takes you over Murray Brook while keeping your feet dry.

The Bear Caves and Mount Seneca Trail is a popular hiking trail just north of the New York and Pennsylvania state border. This trail remains in a forest the entire time on its way up to the summit of Mount Seneca and back down to Route 3.

If you make it all the way down to the new lower end of Rimrock, reward yourself with the view and a dip at the beach before hiking back up! Or start here.

After a hike from the bottom of the valley, grab an ice cream or a snack at this permanent food truck at Kinzua Bridge State Park. Open seasonally (usually from early April to mid-October) so be sure to check it out!

The visitors center features many well done exhibits detailing the history of the Kinzua Bridge and the region. It's a great stop for kids too. There is a gift shop for souvenirs downstairs.

A viewing platform to the side of the bridge for a different vantage point of the collapsed viaduct. There are binoculars built in on the platform.

Once billed as the Eighth Wonder of the World as the Tallest Railroad Trestle in its Day, this site is now an example of nature's awesome power. In 2003 a tornado caused the viaduct to collapse, leaving a pile of twisted steel columns on the valley floor below. The remaining towers now end with a viewing platform with a glass floor for those brave enough to gaze down to the ground and destruction 300 feet below.