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.
Culture & Points of Interest
White Cliffs of Conoy: A Dump Turned Tourist Attraction
As a monument of industrial waste to the ghost town of Billmeyer, the White Cliffs of Conoy is one of Lancaster County’s strangest outdoor destinations.
Falmouth Goat Races: A Small Town Spectacle Full of Family Fun
What began as a prank, the Falmouth Goat Races has become a one-of-a-kind community festival full of quirk and family fun.
Built to Fail: The Tragic Story of the Austin Dam Disaster
Explore the ruins of Potter County’s Austin Dam and uncover the tragic story of Pennsylvania’s second worst dam disaster.
The Lowdown on the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon
Dubbed the “Pennsylvania Grand Canyon” Pine Creek Gorge is one of PA’s most famous natural wonders. But does it live up to its reputation? Joins us and find out.
A Plethora of Adventure Opportunities at Swatara State Park
From trails to boating to history, an abandoned dream cabin even fossils, Swatara State Park is a gateway to outdoor adventure, with something for everyone.
Best Country Views from the Famous Governor Dick Tower
Climb the 66-foot Governor Dick tower for panoramic views spanning five counties, explore the network of historic trails, and discover a bounty of boulders.
The Forest Cathedral is a Rare Opportunity to See Some of the Tallest Trees in the Eastern U.S.
The aptly named Forest Cathedral is home to towering trees older than our nation and is of the few places left in PA where you can explore old growth forest.
Scenic River Vistas and Strange History at Marie Antonette Overlook
Uncover the fascinating story of how this remote wilderness in northeastern Pennsylvania became a refuge for nobility fleeing the French Revolution.
Superb Roadside River Vistas at Wyalusing Rocks
Wyalusing Rocks is a popular roadside attraction offering easy access to stunning views from cliffs high above the Susquehanna River.