
From the formation of fossil fuel deposits to the tectonic ballet that gave us the Appalachian Mountains, geologic events occurring hundreds of millions of years ago made the Keystone State what it …Read More
From the formation of fossil fuel deposits to the tectonic ballet that gave us the Appalachian Mountains, geologic events occurring hundreds of millions of years ago made the Keystone State what it …Read More
“I’ve lived in Carbon County since second grade and have a deep passion for outdoor recreation. As a child, I went on many adventures with my family, usually “roughing it” in the …Read More
“I’ve always been an outdoor enthusiast. After college, I got involved in the conservation field. I would always find myself traveling to Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains on weekends and vacations to enjoy my …Read More
If you’re like me, you grew up hearing about and seeing signs for the Kittatinny Ridge and the Appalachian Trail (A.T.) without realizing that that we live and travel regularly within this …Read More
Our third annual “Bird The Ridge” event was our best yet! The outing took place on May 9th, at the peak of bird migration season and just as bird breeding season was …Read More
Kurtis Sensenig introduces us to the agricultural heritage of the Capital Area while hiking the Appalachian Trail along the Kittatinny Ridge, near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Local land use planning and conservation-oriented ordinances are critical …Read More
Will he get to the shelter before the storm hits? Join Kurtis Sensenig as he hikes the Appalachian Trail along the Kittatinny Ridge in the Susquehanna Water Gaps of Pennsylvania, from Hawk …Read More
Learn more about why the A.T. is such a special part of America as Kurtis Sensenig hikes to the Delaware Water Gap, an Appalachian Trail Community on the Kittatinny Ridge in Pennsylvania. Following Leave No Trace …Read More
When you decide to take a walk in the woods, maybe for leisure, escaping the monotony of daily life, or desiring a great adventure, the Appalachian Trail (A.T.) is at your disposal. …Read More
The Kittatinny Ridge traverses a 185-mile course through Pennsylvania, from the Delaware River to the Mason Dixon Line. Its waters supply hundreds of streams and rivers and 13 lakes and reservoirs. For …Read More