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
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
Pennsylvania features many amazing sites, but few are as geologically significant as the Triple Continental Divide in Potter County. Located near Gold, PA, north of Route 6, this area is …
Read moreUncovering the Triple Continental Divide in Potter County, Pennsylvania
Brookville, Pennsylvania, is a quaint borough along Interstate 80 and the seat of Jefferson County. From a superficial look, it doesn’t appear much different than the other communities in northwestern …
Read moreExploring Religion, Madness, and the Outdoors at Scripture Rocks in Brookville
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Potter County is one of the oddest natural wonders in Pennsylvania: The Coudersport Ice Mine. The ice mine was discovered by prospectors searching for …
Read moreThe Coudersport Ice Mine: Pennsylvania’s Coolest Natural Oddity
Over the past few years, I’ve done a lot of traveling throughout every corner of Pennsylvania, and, without a doubt, one of the strangest things I’ve seen is the Sherman …
Read moreVisiting Tionesta’s Unusual Sherman Memorial Lighthouse