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Find outdoor recreation destinations in and around Centre County. Centred Outdoors offers free, guided outings and wellness activities near State College and Penn State. Let's stress less, and discover more! Find your kind of nature. Browse our list of outdoor destinations in central Pennsylvania. Explore Join the adventure! Sign up for our Adventure Guide eNews for event information, health and safety tips, and more. Subscribe Latest Issue Discover and explore outdoor recreation destinations in Central Pennsylvania Experience all the benefits that time in nature provides! Browse our list of Destinations or participate in our Events . Find local Transportation options. Sign up to receive our Adventure Guide emails, and receive details and directions for awe-inspiring guided adventures and wellness activities at destinations in and around State College, PA and Penn State University. Centred Outdoors events are always free, and open to everyone. Other events listed may be sponsored by other organizations and have their own registration requirements - check event details. See All Events Get Inspired Find your place in the outdoors. Browse Destinations Centred Outdoors is an invitation to everyone, of every age, background, or fitness level, to explore and enjoy outdoor recreation destinations throughout Centre and surrounding counties. The Centred Outdoors program promotes a community that continually visits, enjoys, and cares for the region’s natural assets. reserve gear Reserve gear to use during Centred Outdoors outings and enjoy the outdoors in comfort! LEARN MORE Articles Articles Articles Articles VIEW ALL Centred Outdoors Wraps Up Its Ninth Season of Exploration and Connection Nov 4, 2025 ClearWater Conservancy Celebrates Conservation Achievements, Honors Local Leaders, and Breaks Ground on New Hamer Community Conservation Center Oct 23, 2025 A Sustainable Fall Gardening Transition Sep 22, 2025 OUR PARTNERS CONTACT US let's connect SOCIAL EMAIL info@centredoutdoors.org phone 814 - 237 - 0400 ADDRESS 2555 N. Atherton St. State College, PA

A complete list of our free guided outings, wellness activities, and other related events. Centred Outdoors events Centred Outdoors hosts free guided outings and wellness activities. Wellness programs require registration in advance. Guided Outings do not require registration. Some events include multiple dates and times. Click on an individual event to see additional dates, or scroll down to see the Calendar View for the entire season. For information about visiting these or other locations on your own, see All Destinations . All programs are held rain or shine. Cancellations for severe weather or unhealthy conditions will be announced on our website and social media accounts. About Difficulty Levels Grid View Calendar View All Events Easy Moderate Difficult Wellness Wednesday Guided Outings Adventure Hikes CANCELLED: Wellness Wednesday: Tai Chi Wed, Apr 22 Stone Valley Recreation Area More info Details Thousand Steps: Adventure Hike Sun, Apr 26 Thousand Steps, Standing Stone Trail More info Learn more Wellness Wednesday: Medicinal Plants Wed, Apr 29 Stone Valley Recreation Area More info Details Black Moshannon State Park: Guided Outing Sun, May 03 Boat Launch #3, Black Moshannon S.P. More info Learn more Black Moshannon State Park: Guided Outing Sun, May 03 Boat Launch #3, Black Moshannon S.P. More info Learn more Wellness Wednesday: Movement & Mindfulness Wed, May 06 Cold Stream Dam & Recreation Park More info Details Black Moshannon State Park: Guided Outing Thu, May 07 Boat Launch #3, Black Moshannon S.P. More info Learn more Spring Creek Canyon: Guided Outing Sun, May 10 Fisherman's Paradise, Spring Creek More info Learn more Spring Creek Canyon: Guided Outing Sun, May 10 Fisherman's Paradise, Spring Creek More info Learn more Wellness Wednesday: Art in Nature Wed, May 13 Cold Stream Dam & Recreation Park More info Details Spring Creek Canyon: Guided Outing Thu, May 14 Fisherman's Paradise, Spring Creek More info Learn more Tudek Park: Guided Outing Sun, May 17 Tom Tudek Memorial Park More info Learn more Tudek Park: Guided Outing Sun, May 17 Tom Tudek Memorial Park More info Learn more Wellness Wednesday: Forest Therapy Wed, May 20 Cold Stream Dam & Recreation Park More info Details Tudek Park: Guided Outing Thu, May 21 Tom Tudek Memorial Park More info Learn more Musser Gap: Adventure Hike Sun, May 31 Musser Gap Trail Parking Area More info Learn more Wellness Wednesday: Yoga and Meditation Wed, Jun 03 Rhoneymeade More info Details Galbraith Gap: Guided Outing Sun, Jun 07 Galbraith Gap Parking Area More info Learn more Galbraith Gap: Guided Outing Sun, Jun 07 Galbraith Gap Parking Area More info Learn more Wellness Wednesday: Medicinal Plants Wed, Jun 10 Rhoneymeade More info Details Load More Back to List View Upcoming Events April 2026 Today Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Calendar View Grid View

Articles by topic Learn More About This Topic Mammals Mammals fill many roles in our ecosystems and have adapted to fill a variety of niches where they can truly thrive. While some of these wide-ranging furry friends can be found throughout the state, some of them are more reclusive and can only be found in specific habitats. Learn about all the cool ways mammals contribute to our ecology. Learn More About This Topic Pennsylvania Trees There are around 200 common species of trees in Pennsylvania, and about two-thirds are natives. Learn More About This Topic Spring Birds From the first signs of spring, with the return of robins, to their eggs produced around Easter, spring is synonymous with birds. Learn More About This Topic Woodcocks The American woodcock is a fascinatingly strange bird. Commonly referred to as the timberdoodle, the American woodcock inhabits wet, scrubby woodlands and produces one the greatest mating ritual feats of the avian world. Learn More About This Topic Amphibians Learn more about amphibians and their migration to vernal pools, a type of seasonal pond, in and around the Scotia Barrens. Each spring these guys and gals saunter back to the exact same spot to find a mate often crossing hundreds of yards, a massive journey for a 2-inch creature! Learn More About This Topic Weather Weather is wild! Learn about all the cool, and hot, ways weather systems form, what different clouds mean for forecasting, and fascinating weather phenomenon that are a part of living in the truly dynamic mid-atlantic. Learn More About This Topic Summer Bugs The soundtrack of summer is not complete without the cacophony that our warm-season bugs produce. The same is also true of the moths, butterflies, and fireflies that define the summer sights. Learn about all the critters that perform day and night to the tune of summer. Learn More About This Topic Old Growth Trees There are around 8,000,000,000 trees in Pennsylvania covering over 16,000,000 acres, but only .06% of that contain trees predating the 20th century. Either through early colonization or the later boom-and-bust cycles much of the old-growth forests no longer remain, but we have pockets of theses ancient trees right here in our backyard. Explore some of these sylvan sanctuaries and discover what Pennsylvania was like before people. Learn More About This Topic Lake Ecosystems Large lakes in Pennsylvania are almost exclusively man-made. That doesn’t keep them form forming natural cycles and forming the own ecosystems, however. Jump into the ecology of our lakes and find out what lurks beneath the surface of several lakes in our area. Learn More About This Topic Scotia and Iron History Scotia is an area rich in cultural and geologic history. A humble pick-and-shovel operation that eventually turned into one of main focuses for Andrew Carnegie; join us as we explore some of the more fascinating anecdotes with the leading historian on the subject. Learn More About This Topic Threatened Trees Chestnuts, once so plentiful that entire regions are named after them, are now a critically endangered species. Examine some of the threats facing our modern forests and what efforts are being taken to insure the historic diversity of our forests remains for future generations. Learn More About This Topic Summer Birds The spring and fall bring the greatest diversity of birds to our region, but what about all the ones that call this place home? Dive into a new understanding of our summer avian residents and learn about some of our friendly flying friends. We will explore species that have adapted to cohabitate with humans and secretive forest dwelling birds. Learn More About This Topic Public Art Public art unites our community in ways few other physical objects can. Learn about the history of public art throughout central Pennsylvania, where to find pieces that are hidden in plain sight, and how many of these installations came to be. Learn More About This Topic Modern Sustainability Practices What are some of the leading innovations in the sustainability movement? Learn about the work going into making central Pennsylvania a better place to call home and reducing our impact on the world. Learn More About This Topic 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. Learn More About This Topic Geologic Formations We have an unusual geologic history in Pennsylvania, our rocks are upside-down! All of our young rocks make up the valley floors while the older formations are what make up the higher ridges. The same ridges that define our region also helped shape the socio-economic development of our communities. Take some time to explore why rocks rock! Learn More About This Topic Waterways Pennsylvania has over 80,000 miles of streams and waterways, and we have the highest stream density of any state! We are indeed a well drained land, and you can scarce find a place to throw a rock that won’t hit a stream. Find out more about a water heritage and the important factors that have come together to make our home so replete with waterways. Learn More About This Topic Reptiles There are a wide assortment of reptiles in Pennsylvania; turtles, snakes, and lizards across every biome. Explore the different habitats that harbor these scaly friends, the work that goes into protecting them, and how likely you are to run across one on an adventure. Learn More About This Topic Pollinators Pollinators are essential for our way of life. They help out everything from apples to zucchini reproduce and are essential to a healthy garden. Discover all the varieties of pollinators that contribute to plant reproduction and how to create pollinator friendly habitats. Learn More About This Topic Invasive Species Invasive species are often introduced into an environment and can cause severe harm to those already present. Invasive often have an advantage over their competitors that make them more successful while providing less to the ecosystem than the ones they would be replacing. Learn about the various types of invasive plants, how to identify them, and management strategies to keep them from spreading out of control. Learn More About This Topic Native Wildflowers Spring time is synonymous with flowers. From rue anemone to trillium and columbine to jack-in-the-pulpit, a wide variety starts to bloom in the first weeks of May. Many of these early-blooming species can be found on many trails throughout our region. It is often worth visiting a new trail every week to see what new blooms have opened and what others have started to go to seed. Learn More About This Topic Watershed Cleanup Join the community and help keep our public open spaces, roadways, and trails clear of waste that can end up in our waterways. Learn More About This Topic Spring Bugs Not all bugs are bad! Many of the springtime hatches form an essential part of the lifecycle of everything from fish to birds. Learn about the aquatic lifestyle of some of the most prevalent spring bugs. We will dive in and take a closer look at mayflies, stoneflies, dragonflies, and craneflies. Learn More About This Topic

Enjoy a hike along the Galbraith Gap Trail in Rothrock State Forest. Galbraith Gap Trail 400 Bear Meadows Road, Boalsburg, PA, USA Enjoy a hike along the Galbraith Gap Trail in Rothrock State Forest. For information about guided outings at this or other locations, visit our Events . About This Destination Step into the natural sights and sounds of Rothrock State Forest as you explore the Galbraith Gap Trail. Look down to observe the tiny wonders of the forest such as moss and mushrooms. Look up to see large rock formations and boulders as big as a car. Listen to the relaxing sounds of the Galbraith Gap Run flowing alongside the trail. Visitors can expect to learn about the geologic history and ecological significance of our ridge and valley region during a guided adventure. Guided Outings on Sunday, June 2, 2024 begin above the Tussey Mountain Fishing Pond at 301 Bear Meadows Road. See Map When visiting this location on your own, you may park at the Galbraith Gap Parking Area: 400 Bear Meadows Road, Boalsburg, PA . Plan Your Visit This Destination is managed by: PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources For more information about visiting this Destination, visit: PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources maps Google Maps Location (for Self-guided Outings) Centred Outdoors Outing Map (if available) ADA Accessibility Not ADA accessible. See Destination website for more information. Visit On Your Own 400 Bear Meadows Road, Boalsburg, PA, USA Googlemap

Enjoy a walk through Hartley Wood. The Arboretum at Penn State-Hartley Wood E Park Ave & Bigler Rd, State College, PA, USA Enjoy a walk through Hartley Wood. For information about guided outings at this or other locations, visit our Events . About This Destination Enjoy a walk through Hartley Wood and discover the native wildflowers and different types of trees in this remnant of a pre-European settlement forest. See first-hand the work to control the impact of invasive species on the forest landscape and what efforts are taken to manage them. Wrap up with a self-guided stroll through the botanic gardens and take in the sights and scents of the many varieties of plants. Plan Your Visit This Destination is managed by: Penn State For more information about visiting this Destination, visit: Penn State maps Google Maps Location (for Self-guided Outings) Centred Outdoors Outing Map (if available) ADA Accessibility See source: https://arboretum.psu.edu/visit/accessibility/ "Wheelchairs, motorized carts, baby carriages, and strollers are welcome in the gardens, and all of the major walkways are accessible. Other means of transportation, such as Segways, bicycles, scooters, razors, skateboards, and similar recreational devices are not permitted in the gardens. If you require special accommodations for mobility, please contact us at arboretum@psu.edu ." Visit On Your Own E Park Ave & Bigler Rd, State College, PA, USA Googlemap

Take a short (700ft) stroll down the Spring Creek Canyon from the Benner Spring trailhead and take in the sounds of the Benner Spring as its waters flow into Spring Creek. Benner Spring Benner Spring Trail, Bellefonte, PA, USA Take a short (700ft) stroll down the Spring Creek Canyon from the Benner Spring trailhead and take in the sounds of the Benner Spring as its waters flow into Spring Creek. For information about guided outings at this or other locations, visit our Events . About This Destination Take a short (700ft) stroll down the Spring Creek Canyon from the Benner Spring trailhead and take in the sounds of the Benner Spring as its waters flow into Spring Creek. Visitors can learn about the village of Rock and the history around Philip Benner’s expansive enterprise. GPS Map Link for this location: Benner Spring Trail, Rock Road , Bellefonte, PA 16823 Plan Your Visit This Destination is managed by: Benner Township For more information about visiting this Destination, visit: Benner Township maps Google Maps Location (for Self-guided Outings) Centred Outdoors Outing Map (if available) ADA Accessibility Not ADA accessible. See Destination website for more information. Visit On Your Own Benner Spring Trail, Bellefonte, PA, USA Googlemap

Pollinators Pollinators are essential for our way of life. They help out everything from apples to zucchini reproduce and are essential to a healthy garden. Discover all the varieties of pollinators that contribute to plant reproduction and how to create pollinator friendly habitats. LEARN MORE Inside Adventure Pollinator Homestead Visit these sites to experience this topic: Bald Eagle State Park Get out and explore the biodiversity and interesting trails of Bald Eagle State Park with your field guide and binoculars. Bald Eagle State Park 149 Main Park Rd, Howard, PA 16841, USA Talleyrand Park Explore the historic features of Talleyrand Park including the Edible Landscape Garden, the Freight House, the Sculpture Garden, the many bridges crossing Spring Creek and more. Talleyrand Park 320 W High St, Bellefonte, PA 16823, USA Barrens to Bald Eagle Wildlife Corridor The Barrens to Bald Eagle Wildlife Corridor was conserved by ClearWater Conservancy in 2010 to create safe passage for wildlife species between Bald Eagle Mountain and the Scotia Barrens. Barrens to Bald Eagle Wildlife Corridor 264 Harness Downs Rd, Port Matilda, PA 16870, USA The Arboretum at Penn State-Hartley Wood Enjoy a walk through Hartley Wood. The Arboretum at Penn State E Park Ave & Bigler Rd, State College, PA 16803, USA 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

A short yet steep hike up to the monument in honor of James Cleveland, an airmail pilot who passed away in May 1931 in a plane crash on Mount Nittany between Centre Hall and Pleasant Gap. Ray F. Decker Trail Lower Brush Valley Rd, Centre Hall, PA 16828, USA A short yet steep hike up to the monument in honor of James Cleveland, an airmail pilot who passed away in May 1931 in a plane crash on Mount Nittany between Centre Hall and Pleasant Gap. For information about guided outings at this or other locations, visit our Events . About This Destination The Ray Decker Trail begins at the Decker proporty on Route 192, and climbs the mountain to the James Cleveland Memorial, where you can continue on James Cleveland Trail to Greens Valley Road. Connect with the past via a short yet steep hike up to the monument in honor of James Cleveland, an airmail pilot who passed away in May 1931 in a plane crash on Mount Nittany between Centre Hall and Pleasant Gap. Follow the trail to reach the top where an inscribed pillar and wreckage from the tragic accident memorialize this prominent piece of Centre County history. Plan Your Visit This Destination is managed by: PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources For more information about visiting this Destination, visit: PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources maps Google Maps Location (for Self-guided Outings) Centred Outdoors Outing Map (if available) ADA Accessibility Not ADA accessible. See Destination website for more information. Visit On Your Own Lower Brush Valley Rd, Centre Hall, PA 16828, USA Googlemap

Explore outdoor recreation destinations in central Pennsylvania! Browse locations, find maps and trail information, or join guided outings and wellness activities. all destinations Explore any of these local destinations on your own! Follow the links for maps, trail tips, and other information to help you prepare and enjoy each unique location. For a list of our scheduled Guided Outings or Wellness activities, visit our Events page . Questions about a particular location? Get in touch! See on Google Maps Alan Seeger Location Alan Seeger Natural Area, Huntingdon, PA, USA Explore Allegheny Front Trail Location Allegheny Front Trail, Snow Shoe, PA, USA Explore Bald Eagle State Park Location 149 Main Park Road, Howard, PA, USA Explore Bald Knob Location Bald Knob, Boalsburg, PA, USA Explore Barrens to Bald Eagle Wildlife Corridor Location 264 Harness Downs Road, Port Matilda, PA, USA Explore Bear Meadows Natural Area Location Bear Meadows Natural Area, Petersburg, PA, USA Explore Benner Spring Location Benner Spring Trail, Bellefonte, PA, USA Explore Big Flat Laurel Natural Area Location Keith Spring, Jackson Township, PA 16801, USA Explore Bilger's Rocks Location Bilger's Rocks, Bilgers Rocks Road, Grampian, PA, USA Explore Black Moshannon State Park Location 4216 Beaver Road, Philipsburg, PA, USA Explore Boal Mansion Location 148a Boal Estate Drive, Boalsburg, PA, USA Explore Canoe Creek State Park Location Canoe Creek State Park, 205 Canoe Creek Road, Hollidaysburg, PA, USA Explore Colyer Lake Location Colyer Lake, Potter Township, PA, USA Explore Downtown Art Walk Location 137 E Beaver Ave, State College, PA, USA Explore Dry Hollow Location Dry Hollow Camp Lane, Warriors Mark, PA, USA Explore Dutch Alvin Trail Location Jackson Township, PA, USA Explore Galbraith Gap Trail Location 400 Bear Meadows Road, Boalsburg, PA, USA Explore Gray's Woods Preserve Location Gray's Woods Park, Grays Woods Boulevard, Port Matilda, PA, USA Explore Greenwood Furnace State Park Location 15795 Greenwood Road, Huntingdon, PA, USA Explore Greenwood Spur Location Alan Seeger Natural Area, Huntingdon, PA, USA Explore Indian Steps Location Indian Steps Trail, Pennsylvania Furnace, PA, USA Explore Jackson Trail Location jackson trail, state college Explore James Cleveland Trail Location James Cleveland Trail, Greens Valley Road, Centre Hall, PA, USA Explore Jean Aron Path Location Bear Meadows Road & North Meadows Road, Harris Township, PA, USA Explore Jo Hays Vista Location Jo Hays Vista, Ferguson Township, PA, USA Explore Lederer Park Location Lederer Park, University Drive, State College, PA, USA Explore Little Flat Fire Tower Area Location Little Flat Fire Tower, Little Flat Tower Road, State College, PA, USA Explore Little Juniata Natural Area Location 6205 Mountain Road, Alexandria, PA, USA Explore Living Filter Location Living Filter, 851 Cricklewood Drive, State College, PA, USA Explore Lonberger Path Location State College, PA, USA Explore Lower Rail Trail Location Rails To Trails Inc, 11 Juniata Street, Williamsburg, PA, USA Explore Lower Trail, Rothrock Location Shingletown Gap and Lower Trail Parking and Trailhead, State College, PA, USA Explore Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Location Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, Puddintown Road, State College, PA, USA Explore Mount Nittany Location 500 Mount Nittany Road, Lemont, PA, USA Explore Musser Gap Location Musser Gap Trail Parking Area, Musser Gap Trail, State College, PA, USA Explore Patton Woods Location Patton Woods Natural Recreation Area, Circleville Road, State College, PA, USA Explore Penn Roosevelt State Park Location Penn-Roosevelt State Park, Huntingdon, PA, USA Explore Penns View Location Penn's View Overlook, Woodward, PA, USA Explore Poe Paddy Tunnel Location Tunnel Spur Rd, Woodward, Haines Township, PA, USA Explore Prince Gallitzin State Park Location 966 Marina Rd, Patton, PA, USA Explore Ray F. Decker Trail Location Lower Brush Valley Rd, Centre Hall, PA 16828, USA Explore Raymond B. Winter State Park Location Raymond B. Winter State Park, Buffalo Road, Mifflinburg, PA, USA Explore Reeds Gap State Park Location Reeds Gap State Park, New Lancaster Valley Road, Milroy, PA, USA Explore Rhoneymeade Location 177 Rimmey Road, Centre Hall, PA, USA Explore Scotia Barrens Location Scotia Barrens, Scotia Range Road, Port Matilda, PA, USA Explore Shaver's Creek Environmental Center Location 3400 Discovery Road, Petersburg, PA, USA Explore Soaring Eagle Wetland Location 6543 South Eagle Valley Road, Julian, PA, USA Explore Spring Creek Canyon Location Spring Creek Canyon Trail, Bellefonte, PA, USA Explore Spruce Gap Location Galbraith Parking Lot, Bear Meadows Road, Boalsburg, PA, USA Explore Standing Stone Trail Location Monsell Trail Parking, Belleville, PA, USA Explore Stone Mountain Hawk Watch Location Stone Mountain Hawk Watch Platform, Allensville Road, Allensville, PA, USA Explore Talleyrand Park Location 320 W High St, Bellefonte, PA, USA Explore The Arboretum at Penn State-Hartley Wood Location E Park Ave & Bigler Rd, State College, PA, USA Explore Thompson Woods Location Thompson Woods Preserve, Walnut Spring Lane, State College, PA, USA Explore Thousand Steps Location Thousand Steps - Standing Stone Trail, William Penn Highway, Mapleton, PA, USA Explore Tom Tudek Memorial Park Location Tom Tudek Memorial Park, Herman Drive, State College, PA, USA Explore Tussey Mountain Trail Location Bear Meadows Rd & North Meadows Road, Harris Township, PA, USA Explore Whipple Dam State Park Location Whipple Dam State Park, Laurel Run Road, Petersburg, PA, USA Explore Yellow Arrow Trail Location To State Forest Picnic Area Road, Spruce Creek, PA, USA Explore Map Anchor Map destination Map

This passive parkland is ideal for activities such as hiking, bird watching, and nature study. Patton Woods Patton Woods Natural Recreation Area, Circleville Road, State College, PA, USA This passive parkland is ideal for activities such as hiking, bird watching, and nature study. For information about guided outings at this or other locations, visit our Events . About This Destination Discover the serene beauty of Patton Woods Natural Recreation Area, a 63-acre expanse in Patton Township that offers a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts. This passive parkland is ideal for activities such as hiking, bird watching, and nature study. The area features a trail system that meanders through diverse habitats, providing opportunities for wildlife observation and peaceful reflection. Plan Your Visit This Destination is managed by: Patton Township For more information about visiting this Destination, visit: Patton Township maps Google Maps Location (for Self-guided Outings) Centred Outdoors Outing Map (if available) ADA Accessibility Not ADA accessible. See Destination website for more information. Visit On Your Own Patton Woods Natural Recreation Area, Circleville Road, State College, PA, USA Googlemap

Gear donations needed! Centred Outdoors Gear Library lends outdoor equipment such as hiking poles, backpacks, and child carriers, for use during Centred Outdoors outings, and other opportunities where equipment may be needed. Hellp us help others enjoy the great outdoors! Centred Outdoors Gear Library The Gear Library provides items for use during Centred Outdoors guided outings and events . To reserve trekking poles, child carriers, day packs, rain jackets, or binoculars, please email us at info@centredoutdoors.org . Please include the outing/event that you plan to attend and the item quantity you need. Reserve Gear Thank you! nocs provisions Nocs Provisions binoculars available for use at all centred outdoors outings About Nocs

Take in the sights of one of our region’s most beautiful vistas at Penn’s View vista in Bald Eagle State Forest. Penns View Penn's View Overlook, Woodward, PA, USA Take in the sights of one of our region’s most beautiful vistas at Penn’s View vista in Bald Eagle State Forest. For information about guided outings at this or other locations, visit our Events . About This Destination Take in the sights of one of our region’s most beautiful vistas at Penn’s View vista in Bald Eagle State Forest. The high vantage is a common place to spot soaring birds of prey including bald eagles as they fly up and down Penns Creek. A easy place to hop out of your car and admire the natural world, guests can also walk further along the road to the Ingleby View, driving past Penn’s View is not recommended for non-high-clearance vehicles. Plan Your Visit This Destination is managed by: PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources For more information about visiting this Destination, visit: PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources maps Google Maps Location (for Self-guided Outings) Centred Outdoors Outing Map (if available) ADA Accessibility Not ADA accessible. See Destination website for more information. Visit On Your Own Penn's View Overlook, Woodward, PA, USA Googlemap