How to Find the Hidden Oasis of Devil’s Den
Devil’s Den in Elk County is a true hidden gem, with two amazing boulder cities with a treasury of narrow passages and caves to explore, plus a hidden oasis!
Oddities
Umbrella Rock: Discover One of PA’s Most Unusual Rock Formations
Umbrella Rock in Elk County, PA is an exceptional oddity with an easy hike that should be on your outdoor adventure bucket list.
Explore Strange Boulders and Hidden Passages of Panther Rocks
Panther Rocks in Moshannon State Forest of Clearfield County is an easily accessible formation of massive boulders with passages and hideouts to explore.
Beartown Rocks: An Easy Walk to Massive Mountain Top Monoliths
Beartown Rocks in Jefferson County’s Clear Creek State Forest features a strange city of monolithic boulders and a mountain top scenic view.
Bilger’s Rocks: PA’s Amazing Must See Boulder Labyrinth
Bilger’s Rocks is an otherworldly fortress of boulders with a maze of passageways and chambers that is one of Pennsylvania’s most incredible rock formations.
Rock Run: One of the Best Natural Swimming Holes in All of PA
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.
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.
Explore the Incredible Boulder Maze on the Fred Woods Trail
The Fred Woods Tail in Elk State Forest of Cameron County is an outstanding hike on a mountain plateau featuring an incredible city-like boulder maze.
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!