State Outdoors
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5 waterfalls in Pennsylvania you can swim in
Pennsylvania has relaxing swimming holes featuring waterfalls and natural cascades where you chase away the dog days of summer.
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Thousands watching these 5 eggs get ready to hatch at Presque Isle State Park
The eggs are predicted to start hatching Wednesday and you can watch it on the Erie-based Purple Martin Conservation Association’s live nestcam via YouTube.
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What to know about hunting season dates and new rules in Pennsylvania
When it comes to hunting in Pennsylvania, this year has some of the most changes in recent history with Sunday hunting, elk licenses and an overlapping rifle deer/small game season.
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Pennsylvania state parks gear up for 2026 crowds. What’s happening
Pennsylvania’s state parks are expecting a busier year with the anniversary of our nation and improvements have been made or are in the works across the Commonwealth.
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Tick season has arrived in Pennsylvania: Follow these simple steps to stay safe
Safeguarding yourself, and your pets, from ticks requires protecting yourself before, during, and after spending time outdoors.
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New Hope Railroad rail bike gives visitors new view of Bucks County
The railroad’s new rail bike experience provides riders with an up close and personal trip through the woods, farms and rolling hills of the Bucks countryside on various routes along the railroad.
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8 summer celestial events PA stargazers won’t want to miss
The Pennsylvania summer sky will glow with full moons, meteor showers, an eclipse, and the “evening star.”
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New tiki boat setting sail for themed cruises on Lake Wallenpaupack
The new cruise open to the public is hosted by Pocono Action Sports and Silver Birches Resort with a varied schedule that started May 2.
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Pennsylvania winters are shorter. The change shows up in every county
The number of freezing days has declined in all 67 Pennsylvania counties over the seven-decade period, falling by between 13 days and 33 days depending on the location.
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Inside York’s growing half-mile homeless encampment along the Codorus
The homeless have been living there for years, along the hiking trails in the woods between the park and the creek. The encampment stretches for nearly a half-mile along the Codorus Creek.
