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.
History
Exploring the Boiling Springs Furnace
Founded in 1762, the well-preserved Boiling Springs Furnace (Carlisle Iron Works) is set in a beautiful historic district along the Appalachian Trail
Hiking the Massive Monoliths on the White Rocks Trail
The White Rocks Trail in Cumberland County, PA features massive rock outcroppings on a narrow ridge that are a hiker’s playground.
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.
Secrets of the Black Gut
Once described as a “freak of nature”, join us as we uncover the checkered history and secrets York County’s little-known Black Gut.
Wrightsville Lime Kilns
The Wrightsville Lime Kilns built in 1848 are rare and interesting relics of York County’s once thriving lime industry.
Uncovering the Historic Codorus Furnace
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.
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.
An Amazing Trip to Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site
Founded in 1771 in the heart of colonial iron county, the wonderfully preserved Hopewell Furnace is one of the best examples of a 19th century iron plantation.
Secrets of the Abandoned St. Lawrence Quarry
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.