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PENNSYLVANIA—The land we now know as Pennsylvania was once home to various Native American tribes, each with its unique language and cultural traditions. Before European colonization, this region had no single overarching name. Instead, it was a patchwork of territories, each bearing names that reflected the languages and perspectives of its Indigenous inhabitants.
Pier 68 Delaware River
Pier 68 – The latest Delaware River waterfront piers offer a half-acre fishing space, wide benches, and a tree canopy surrounded by native plants. Soon, the public space will connect via a pathway to the Washington Avenue Pier. 1751 S. Columbus Boulevard, (215) 629-3200, delawareriverwaterfront.com
Exploring Hawk Falls at Hickory Run State Park
Philadelphia, PA - If you enjoy hiking, you should try Exploring Hawk Falls at Hickory-Run State Park. This park is surrounded by more than 40 miles of trails and is a great place to take a family hike. Hawk Falls is located in the park's northern area near Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. The hike is mostly downhill, with a few sections that can be slippery. Once you've arrived at the top, you'll be able to view the beautiful waterfall from a rock outcrop.
Exploring Bicentennial Tower in Erie, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA—If you want a great view of the area, explore the Bicentennial Tower in Erie, Pennsylvania. Built in 1996 to celebrate the city's bicentennial year, the tower is 187 feet tall and provides spectacular views of Lake Erie, downtown Erie, and Presque Isle State Park. Inside, you'll find two observation decks.
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