Hike | Explore | Enjoy
Hike | Explore | Enjoy
So many sections of the Appalachian Trail are fun for a day hike. These are a few that we recommend.
Wolf Rocks offers a fun rock scramble and good views for an easy hike along the Appalachian Trail in eastern Pennsylvania. This 3.5-mile, out-and-back trail is mostly flat and easy until you reach the rock scramble that takes you to 180° views…
A glacial lake at the top of a mountain in New Jersey? Yes! Sunfish Pond in Worthington State Forest is considered one of the Natural Wonders of New Jersey. And the Garvey Springs/Douglas Trail loop to Sunfish Pond is challenging…
There is nothing like a short trail leading to a gorgeous view, and the Weverton Cliffs hike is one such hike. About two miles out and back, the Weverton Cliffs hike is moderately challenging, but the many switchbacks along the…
Have you checked out the view from the top of the Washington Monument? No, not that Washington Monument. I’m talking about the original one, located in Maryland! There is a short and easy trail in Washington Monument State Park that…
There are so many fun sections of the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania, and the Lehigh Gap East Loop is no exception. It has everything an avid hiker could want, including rock scrambles and gorgeous views. This 2.5-mile loop is challenging…
The hike to Bear Rocks and Knife’s Edge is a fun and moderate hike that most people can enjoy. Although the scramble up to Bear Rocks and around Knife’s Edge might be hard for some, even young children and occasional…
The Bake Oven Knob hike on the Appalachian Trail is a great short trail to an overlook in Germansville, PA. This trail is perfect for beginners or if you are hiking with young kids since it’s only .4 miles to…
The Pulpit Rock and Pinnacle loop along the Appalachian Trail is one of the most popular hikes in eastern Pennsylvania. This 9-mile loop hike is challenging but fun for everyone, including younger children. I remember hiking this trail with my…