Exploring the Waterfalls at Childs Park in Pike County

Exploring the Waterfalls at Childs Park in Pike County

Exploring the Waterfalls at Childs Park in Pike County

Waterfalls PAPhiladelphia, PA - There are many ways to explore the waterfalls at Childs Park. The most impressive falls are Fulmer Falls, which is 56 feet tall. A semi-circular rock basin is at the base of the waterfall. The park also offers a variety of picnic areas and a nature trail. If you'd like to explore the waterfalls from a different perspective, you'll want to visit the other parks in Pike County. Please note that this site is currently close to the public: NO ONE is allowed at the site.  Entering is a violation of law, and anyone caught there will be ticketed


Explore Pennypack Trail in Montgomery County PA

Explore the Pennypack Trail in Montgomery County PA

Explore the Pennypack Trail in Montgomery County PA

Philadelphia, PAPennypack Trail in Montgomery County PA - For a scenic hike or bike ride in Montgomery County, PA, head to the Pennypack Trail. This 14-mile route follows an old roadbed and crosses Pennypack Creek. The trail winds through open meadows and young woodlands. In the center, it crosses a third-century bridge and encircles the headwaters of the cleanest stream in the preserve. In the end, it intersects State Road via bike lanes.


Exploring Bicentennial Tower in Erie, Pennsylvania

Exploring Bicentennial Tower in Erie, Pennsylvania

Exploring Bicentennial Tower in Erie, Pennsylvania

Bicentennial Tower in EriePhiladelphia, PA - If you're looking for a great view of the area, explore the Bicentennial Tower in Erie, Pennsylvania.  Bicentennial Tower was built to celebrate the city's bicentennial year in 1996. It 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.


Exploring Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County

Exploring Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County

Exploring Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County

Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong CountyPhiladelphia, PA - The most dramatic waterfall in western Pennsylvania is located just east of Pittsburgh in the nature area of Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County. Despite its soaring 46-foot height, Buttermilk Falls is easy to reach and off the beaten path, with an accessible trail to the waterfall platform that does not venture into the gorge. Further along the trail, less-maintained trails lead across the creek for additional views. A walk to the waterfall is less than a quarter mile.


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