Glamping or “glamorous camping” remains a popular option for folks that want to experience the great outdoors but don’t necessarily want to rough it. At least, not too much.
You can hike around a lake in these Pennsylvania state parks
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Most of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ state parks feature a lake. All of them have hiking trails. Many hold the potential for combining the two.
While a few state parks have individual trails that entirely encircle their lakes, many have trail and road systems that can be combined into a lake-circling route.
Maps of all these state parks showing the roads and trails can be found through DCNR’s Find A Park webpage:
Black Moshannon State Park, near Philipsburg – Around Black Moshannon Lake: Moss-Hanne Trail (2 boardwalk sections and plenty of wet areas), Beaver Road, Star Mill Trail, Beaver Road, Route 504 and West Side Road. About 12 miles; easy.
5 Airbnbs near peaceful waterfalls that you can rent for a late-winter getaway
Updated Mar 02, 2021;
If you’ve been binge-scrolling waterfalls on Instagram for your next scenic getaway, you’re in luck.
Although we’re in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s one way you can treat yourself safely to a vacation: secluded home rentals. The perk of home rentals is you can have the whole place to yourself without worrying about other people nearby, like you would have in a hotel or resort.
This time around, we’ve found some properties you can rent with gorgeous, crystal clear waterfalls you can see out the window. Whether you want to feel like you’re at Niagara Falls or just want to take in some breathtaking views, there are some pretty peaceful spots that you can rent this winter.
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