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Peak peeping

Leaf peepers will be given a new tool to plan their autumn sojourns throughout Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is launching a redesigned weekly fall foliage report on Sept. 25. It will feature regional updates, photos and tips to help ...

Gearing up for adventure Local groups attract cyclists of all skill levels

With sunshine now regularly in the forecast, bike riders are making a 鈥渂rake鈥 for the outdoors with local cycling groups. 鈥淭he right time to find out if you fit with a ride group is often early in the season,鈥 said Jim Logan, president of the Western Pennsylvania Bicycle Club ...

New park manager looks to bring fresh perspective to Ohiopyle State Park

Ohiopyle State Park鈥檚 newest park operation manager Chris Houck is looking to bring his experience along with passion for the outdoors to help enhance the visitor experience at the park. 鈥淚 kind of like to think of a park manager as a problem solver and facilitator,鈥 said Houck, who ...

Ohiopyle State Park offers glimpse into past with newly themed escape room

Visitors to Ohiopyle State Park now have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the hustle and bustle of what life was like during the park鈥檚 鈥渞esort era鈥 days, thanks to an escape room located at the train station along the bike trail downtown. In June, the park鈥檚 鈥淕reat Escape ...

Rainy Ohiopyle forest offers fun window into Appalachian ecology debate

This story first appeared in PA Local, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA taking a fresh, positive look at the incredible people, beautiful places, and delicious food of Pennsylvania. Sign up for free here. Tucked deep in Pennsylvania鈥檚 verdant southwest pocket, at the elbow of a river ...

Ohiopyle to honor retired state park manager at wine festival

This Saturday, most attending the Ohiopyle Wine and Arts Fest are hoping to pick up a nice bottle of their favorite wine, but Ken Bisbee will be there for an entirely different reason. The former Ohiopyle State Park Operations Manager, who retired in April, will return to the small town he ...