Historic Land Uses
Take a trip back to the early days of human exploration of central Pennsylvania. From the earliest inhabitants to the rapid progression of colonial expansion land use in our community has changed drastically. Follow along as we dive into our unique cultural history and what these important events mean for us today.
Inside Adventure
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Visit these sites to experience this topic:
Black Moshannon State Park
Guests can utilize any of the parkโs multiple trails to adventure along one of the coolest spots in Pennsylvania.
Black Moshannon State Park
4216 Beaver Rd, Philipsburg, PA 16866, USA
Rhoneymeade Arboretum & Sculpture Garden
Rhoneymeade, the historic homestead of Grange Fair founder, Leonard Rhone hosts a wide variety of plant species and art. Take an invigorating 2-mile hike around the grounds or a shorter, 0.5 mile walking tour of the gardens around the homestead. No pets permitted. Visit Rhoneymeade's website for hours prior to visiting.
Rhoneymeade Arboretum & Sculpture Garden
177 Rimmey Rd, Centre Hall, PA 16828
Greenwood Furnace State Park
Tour historic Greenwood Furnace State Park and learn about the early days of the Pennsylvania iron industry.
Greenwood Furnace State Park
15795 Greenwood Rd, Huntingdon, PA 16652, USA
Scotia Barrens
Walk through the past as we explore an area rich in history and ecological significance.
Scotia Barrens
Access available via Graysdale Park, Scotia Range Road, and additional access points from Circleville Road.
Lower Rail Trail
Originally a tow path for the Pennsylvania Main Line Canal, the trail has been transformed into a community treasure by the dedication of Rails to Trails of Central Pennsylvania Inc.
Lower Rail Trail
Lower Trail Williamsburg Station, 128 E 1st St, Williamsburg, PA 16693