펜실베니아 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Youghiogheny River runs parallel to the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail here around the southern terminus of the trail at Ohiopyle State Park. There are some great views and overlooks of the river along various points of the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail, especially around miles 6 and 11, but the close-up view of the river near Ohiopyle makes for a great ending or start to the trail.

Natural Lands' Bear Creek Preserve is nearly 4,000 acres of woodlands and stream valleys. It's home to a wide array of wildlife including black bear, gray foxes, and the endangered Northern flying squirrel. A dizzying array of birds makes the Preserve home, or a welcome stop along their migratory routes.

Natural Lands' Bear Creek Preserve is nearly 4,000 acres of woodlands and stream valleys. It's home to a wide array of wildlife including black bear, grey foxes, and the endangered Northern flying Squirrel. A dizzying array of birds make the Preserve home, or a welcome stop along their migratory routes.

Natural Lands' Bear Creek Preserve is nearly 4,000 acres of woodlands and stream valleys. It's home to a wide array of wildlife including black bear, grey foxes, and the endangered Northern flying Squirrel. A dizzying array of birds make the Preserve home, or a welcome stop along their migratory routes.

Centennial Springs Hotel was originally a farm and winery in the 1880s and was transformed into a hotel in the 1890s. The remaining pond was one of the main features on the property back in the day.

These are the spooky remains of an old building's foundation, slowly melting back into nature. This foundation no doubt belonged to one of the resorts and tourist attractions that once littered the mountain's slopes.

Neversink Mountain Preserve, a natural treasure surrounding the City of Reading, offers breathtaking vistas from popular spots like the City Overlook and Witches Hat (McIlvain Pavilion). Managed by Berks Nature, the 900-acre mountain teems with diverse flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

Ohiopyle State Park is a huge state park in Pennsylvania and encompasses roughly 20,500 acres of varying natural environments. The Youghiogheny River runs through the heart of the park, which features miles and miles of hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulties.