Pennsylvania is home to many incredible scenic overlooks. However, many of these require long or difficult hikes to reach. A few, however, like Beam Rocks in the Laurel Highlands, can …
Read moreHow to Get to the Incredible Beam Rocks in Forbes State Forest
There are just over 200 covered bridges in Pennsylvania, but only one of them features a natural waterfall directly below it: Packsaddle Covered Bridge. Packsaddle Covered Bridge is located in …
Read morePacksaddle Covered Bridge: The Only Pennsylvania Covered Bridge with a Waterfall
While Somerset County might not be home to the most covered bridges of any county in Pennsylvania, the 10 bridges in the county are some of the most beautiful you’ll find …
Read moreVisiting the 10 Historic Covered Bridges in Somerset County, PA
Pennsylvania is home to many mountains and rolling hills, but have you ever wonder what is the highest point in Pennsylvania? Mount Davis in PA’s Somerset County has the distinction …
Read moreVisiting Mount Davis: The Tallest Mountain in Pennsylvania
Kooser State Park in western Somerset County, Pennsylvania, gets overlooked thanks to the many other impressive state parks nearby like Ohiopyle State Park and Laurel Hill State Park. However, for …
There are hundreds of waterfalls hidden away in Pennsylvania’s woods visited only by locals or the few intrepid people willing to follow scant directions to find them. Yoder Falls near …
Note: As of late June 2017, I have received reports that there are now “No Trespassing” signs at this waterfall. However, I have not personally confirmed this. Please respect private …
Read morePennsylvania Waterfalls: How to Get to Paint Falls and Little Paint Falls
Located a few miles south of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, is one of the oddest destinations in the state: the Abandoned Trolley Graveyard. Officially known as the Vintage Electric Streetcar Company, this …
Read moreSee Inside the Abandoned Trolley Graveyard Near Johnstown, Pennsylvania
This article is part two in a three-part guide to biking the Great Allegheny Passage. Read Part One: Pittsburgh to Connellsville and Part Two: Connellsville to Confluence. If you’re planning your trip on …
This article is part two in a three-part guide to biking the Great Allegheny Passage. Read Part One: Pittsburgh to Connellsville and Part Three: Confluence to Cumberland. If you’re planning your trip on …
Read moreThe UncoveringPA Guide to Biking the Great Allegheny Passage: Connellsville to Confluence