Fort Necessity: A Brief History and Visitor’s Guide
Dive into the history of Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Pennsylvania, where George Washington fought his first battle. Learn about the site’s significance in the French and Indian War, explore scenic trails, and visit the interactive visitor center. Plan your trip with our guide to must-see attractions and historical insights.
Hike through PA’s oldest trees at Cook Forest State Park
Hike through the Forest Cathedral at Cook Forest State Park to see the commonwealths largest and oldest old-growth forest.
Hidden history of Lewiston PA’s Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Mifflin County Pennsylvania houses the only stone of Lincoln's Tomb outside of Illinois. A little know Lincoln history you visit rural PA.
Hike through towering old-growth at Alan Seeger Natural Area
WE ARE! Going Hiking. The Alan Seeger Natural Area is State College's backyard. When visiting expect to hike through a towering old growth forest bursting with songbirds and other wildlife.
Black Moshannon State Park is an outdoor lovers paradise
Black Moshannon State Park is located in central Pennsylvania near State College. The park surrounds Black Moshannon Lake.
See the power of Mother Nature at Kinzua Bridge State Park
Pennsylvania’s Kinzua Bridge State Park is a little-known treasure in the Keystone State. The park is located in the remote Pennsylvania Wilds, about two hours from Buffalo, New York, and 3 hours from Pittsburgh. Kinzua Bridge State Park is relatively small at 339-acres, but what it lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in remarkable scenery.
Why you should visit Pennsylvania’s Colton Point State Park
Colton Point State Park is a little-known gem of Pennsylvania's State Park system. It is located in remote and sparsely populated Tioga County in north-central PA. The park sits on the west rim of the Pine Creek Gorge, which is also known as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania.
