There are few more odd places in Pennsylvania that I have visited than the state’s Gravity Hills. In the past, I’ve visited the Gravity Hill in Bedford County (the most …
Read moreGravity Hill in Lewisberry: Defying Gravity in the Harrisburg Suburbs
While there are many boulder fields scattered throughout Pennsylvania, there are very few that possess a very specific property: they ring when they are hit with a hammer. In fact, …
Read moreVisiting the Amazing Ringing Rocks Park near Pottstown, PA
Located on the outskirts of York, Pennsylvania, is one of the strangest sights in all of Pennsylvania: the Haines Shoe House. Visible from Route 30 a few miles east of …
Read moreThe Haines Shoe House in York: Pennsylvania’s Strangest Building
Located just outside of State College is one of the most interesting natural areas of Pennsylvania: the Scotia Barrens. This area is not only geologically unique but is also home …
Read moreExploring the Scotia Barrens and the Abandoned Ruins of Scotia, PA
Without a doubt, Cook Forest State Park in the Pennsylvania Wilds is one of the most beautiful parks in all of Pennsylvania thanks, in part, to its amazing Forest Cathedral …
Read moreHiking the Emerald Paved Trail in Cook Forest State Park
There are few things I enjoy more than legally exploring abandoned places in PA. Because of this, the Alvira Bunkers in Union County have long been on my list. The …
Read moreExploring the Abandoned Alvira Bunkers from World War 2
The Quehanna Wild Area is an immense landscape filled with many hidden secrets, and one of these is the fantastic ruins of the long-abandoned Kunes Camp. Kunes Camp was built …
Read moreExploring the Abandoned Kunes Camp in the Quehanna Wild Area
Every February 2nd is Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Each year, one of the America’s strangest traditions occurs as Punxsutawney Phil, a weather predicting groundhog, is pulled out of his …
Read moreTips for the Perfect Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
The Quehanna Wild Area in the Pennsylvania Wilds is one of the most remote corners of Pennsylvania. This 50,000-acre area spans parts of Elk, Cameron, and Clearfield Counties is little …
Read moreThe Abandoned Nuclear Jet Bunkers in the Quehanna Wild Area
One of the most famous natural oddities in Pennsylvania is Bucks County’s Ringing Rocks. The rocks in this boulder field in eastern PA make a metallic ringing sound when you …
Read moreVisiting Bucks County’s Other Ringing Rocks: Stony Garden in State Game Lands 157