Lock Ridge Furnace: The Last of the Anthracite Titans
The historic Lock Ridge Furnace in Lehigh County, PA is locally famous for its beautifully preserved fantasy-like ruins and radiantly blooming landscape.
Abandoned Places
Exploring the Ruins of the Abandoned Cold Spring Hotel
The Cold Spring ruins in Lebanon County’s remote Stony Valley tell the story of the rise and fall of a once famous luxury resort and purported curative spring.
Historic Susquehanna State Park Rail and Ridge Hike
Uncover the silent ruins of once bustling 19th century river towns as we hike the Rail and Ridge trail loop at Susquehanna State Park.
Exploring the Rock Run Historic Area at Susquehanna State Park
Once the center of a bustling industry, Rock Run is a historic hot spot featuring an excellently preserved 19th Century riverside estate you can explore.
Stafford Flint Furnace: The Last Remains of a Once Thriving Town
The Stafford Flint Furnace was built in 1880 to process flint for making porcelain. It stands as the last remains of a once thriving town with colonial roots.
Investigating the Ruins of the Forgotten Summit Siding Railroad
Built in the 1850s to haul coal from Lebanon County’s secluded Stony Valley, the ruins of the abandoned Summit Siding Railroad are a hike into history.
Vandyke Tram: The Strange City of Abandoned Mountainside Roads
The Vandyke Tram in Tuscarora State Forest’s James C. Nelson Wild Area is an old logging rail line with a seemingly endless network of mysterious stone roads.
Investigating the Abandoned Red Lion Taylor Trestle
The abandoned Taylor Trestle is a 130-year-old piece of railroad history in an old industrial section of Red Lion PA that is now converted into a park.
Tracking Down Waterfalls on McIntyre Wild Area’s Hounds Run
Hounds Run in Lycoming County, PA features some of the more accessible waterfalls in the McIntyre Wild Area and is a great destination for outdoor family fun.
McIntyre Cemetery: The Last Remnant of a Pennsylvania Ghost Town
McIntyre Cemetery is the resting place for the deceased of a short-lived 1800’s coal boom town. Join us as we explore its ruins and ponder our own mortality.