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Reservoir Park is the oldest, largest municipal park in Harrisburg, and home to many of the city's most popular outdoor activities and performances. It also holds the National Civil War Museum, and this particular part of the park has some great views over downtown Harrisburg.

This large museum is solely dedicated to exploring the causes, battles, and legacy of the American Civil War. Admission for adults is $16, with discounts for seniors, students, and families.

This beautiful trestle bridge is especially spectacular when lit up at night. Once part of Harrisburg's streetcar network and then opened for vehicle use, it's now reserved solely for pedestrians.

The towpath trail along Pennsylvania Canal is surfaced with dirt and wood chips. If you like, you can also link it with trails in Wildwood Lake Park or the Capital Area Greenbelt. Keep an eye out for runners, bikers, and even fishermen along the trail.

This 229-acre park has about six miles of trails, along with a nature center, a 90-acre lake, and some wetlands. Its trails also tie into the Capital Area Greenbelt, so you can string together quite a long walk if you like.

The towpath trail along Pennsylvania Canal may not be mountain biking in the conventional sense, but rugged tires do come in handy for biking on the towpath's dirt-and-wood-chips surface. This is an easy trail you can expect to share with walkers and runners, too.

Riverfront Park is a beautiful park on the banks of the Susquehanna River. The park has paved bike paths, statues, memorials, multiple gardens and public art installations.

City Island is great fun for the whole family. Located in the Susquehanna River, the island is home to the FNB Field of the Harrisburg Senators and has miniature golf, beaches, batting cages, arcade games and volleyball courts.