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.
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.
Hidden in a secluded gorge along the mighty Susquehanna River, Cuffs Run is an outdoor adventure gem and one of York County’s most ruggedly exciting hikes.
With waterfall, cascades, and swimming hole set under the cliffs of a verdant ravine, Tucquan Glen was once Lancaster County’s most popular outdoor destination.
Jacoby Falls can be delightful or disappointing depending on when you visit. We’ll show you the best way to explore this popular waterfall destination.
The unusual crystal turquoise water, natural pools, and a waterfall you can jump off of makes Rock Run one of Pennsylvania’s most scenic swimming destinations.
Miners Run in Lycoming County is a secret treasury of the best waterfalls in the McIntyre Wild Area. But there’s a trick to finding them. We’ll show you how.
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.
Abbott Run in the McIntyre Wild Area of Lycoming County features rugged hiking and a series of spectacular waterfalls – if you know how to find them.
Join us as on a rugged hike along Dutchmans Run in Lycoming County where we show you how to find a series high waterfalls and uncover historic ruins.
The remote Stony Fork Creek in Tioga County, PA is a woodland paradise of swimming holes and a waterfall you can jump from. We’ll show you how to find it.