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This hike didn't really have any scenic overlooks with exception to this modest one, overlooking the Lehigh Gorge. As the table indicates, it was a nice spot for a picnic.

Oliver Avenue & William Penn Place - Pittsburgh PA by Mad Hare Imagery

Appalachian Trail by Mad Hare Imagery

Rt I-80 runs parallel to the Delaware River through the Water Gap area.

Sand Springs Trail by Mad Hare Imagery

As mentioned earlier, I am coming back here soon to see the babies in full bloom. The rhododendron "tunnels" went on for ridiculous lengths. Mid to late June, this is going to be heaven on Earth.

Naval Ships by Michael Halberstadt

Alameda, CA

Conashaugh View Trail by Mad Hare Imagery

Czestochowa Shrine by Mad Hare Imagery

downtown Pittsburgh PA by Mad Hare Imagery

Czestochowa Shrine by Mad Hare Imagery

The Finger Bowl by Mad Hare Imagery

Hickory Run by Mad Hare Imagery

The park's namesake.

Promised Land Lake by Mad Hare Imagery

Conashaugh View Trail by Mad Hare Imagery

orange trail by Mad Hare Imagery

A Pennsylvanian perspective. by Cryptic Lens

Home❤️! #LehighVALLEY #ALLENTOWN #BETHLEHEM #EASTON #PENNSYLVANIA #KeystoneSTATE✌️... by thesourcejeans

Eternal Light Peace Memorial - Buford Avenue - Gettysburg National Military Park by Mad Hare Imagery

terrace by Mad Hare Imagery

Allegheny Courthouse and Jail - Pittsburgh PA by Mad Hare Imagery

Slateford Loop Trail by Mad Hare Imagery

Hawley_Whitney Lake4 by Photos since 2008

The Railroad Cut - Gettysburg National Military Park by Mad Hare Imagery

Lumberville-Raven Rock Bridge by Mad Hare Imagery

Sand Springs Trail by Mad Hare Imagery

The rhododenron tunnels come adorned with their own babbling brook.

Fireline Trailhead by Mad Hare Imagery

One of my finer hikes. This park is a new one to me. When I saw that it had around 44 miles of hiking trails, I hopped to it. Definitely planning on returning here mid-late June for the Rhododendron blooms (which looks like the whole place is packed with them). I begin my 19.95 mile hike at the Fireline Trailhead.

A Pennsylvanian perspective. by Cryptic Lens