How to Find the Abandoned Caves at P. Joseph Raab Park
At the little-known P. Joseph Raab Park you can see the strange rock formations, explore abandoned mines from the late 1800s, and find a bat cave.
At the little-known P. Joseph Raab Park you can see the strange rock formations, explore abandoned mines from the late 1800s, and find a bat cave.
Schull’s Rock overlook offers cliff-edge panoramic views with trails to abandoned ruins in the Susquehanna Riverlands, one of Pennsylvania’s newest state parks.
Once described as a “freak of nature”, join us as we uncover the checkered history and secrets York County’s little-known Black Gut.
Join us on this exciting exploration of Sharp Mountain in the striated mountains of PA, a region that is full of hidden history and wilderness treasures.
The unusual Codorus Furnace supplied munitions for the Revolution and War of 1812 and is the oldest surviving landmark of York County’s iron making history.
The little-known abandoned St. Lawrence Quarry in Berks County, PA is filled with secrets, surprises, and hidden relics from the area’s illustrious history.
The woods of St. Peter’s Village are replete with relics of its history as a mining center. The trendy town is now a local hot spot for artistic charm and outdoor adventure.
Come uncover the fantastic Freedom Falls and the imposing ruins of the forgotten Rockland Furnace, just a short walk into a mossy ravine.
This old, abandoned road near Birdsboro, PA rivals Centralia’s Graffiti Highway and is a local hot spot for hiking, biking, horseback riding, fishing, and rock climbing.
From the multitude of charming cascades tumbling through the Kelly’s Run gorge to the craggy cliff ledge vistas of the majestic Susquehanna, this trail is remarkable for both its beauty and diversity.