Cuffs Run: A Rugged Hike Exploring York’s Hidden Gorge
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.
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High Point Vista: Inspiring 360° River Country Views
High Point Scenic Vista is an easy walk through an artistically designed, creatively spiraled trail to lofty 360 degree views of the Susquehanna River Valley.
Picnics and Panoramic Views at Samuel S. Lewis State Park
The hilltop Samuel S. Lewis State Park in York County offers highly accessible panoramic views of the Susquehanna River Valley and is a perfect picnic spot.
Defying Gravity in York County: The Strange Phenomenon of Gravity Hill
Can you trust your senses? We’re having fun with the freaky phenomenon of York County’s Gravity Hill where gravity does actually appear to run in reverse!
Discover the Copious Cascades of the Secluded McCalls Ferry
McCalls Ferry Nature Preserve in York County, PA is a rocky ravine hike featuring a multitude of cascades, waterfalls, and secluded dells waiting to be explored.
Easy Access to the Many Waterfalls of Mill Creek
The Mill Creek Trail in York County, PA provides easy access to abundant waterfalls and copious cascades tumbling through the Susquehanna woodlands.
Uncovering the Ruins of Historic Lock 12
The Lock 12 Historic Area of the old Susquehanna & Tidewater Canal in York County, PA is full ruins waiting to be explored.
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.
Explore the New Robert A. Kinsley Nature Preserve
The Robert A. Kinsley Nature Preserve features towering bluffs with views of the majestic Susquehanna River and a network of trails through wooded hills.
Schull’s Rock Overlook at Susquehanna Riverlands State Park
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.