Picnicking in Pennsylvania

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Johnstown Flood National Memorial (South Fork)

There was no larger news story in the latter nineteenth century after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

Steamtown National Historic Site (Scranton)

A steam locomotive excites the senses: you can feel the heat from the firebox, hear the bell and whistle, smell the hot steam and oil, feel the ground vibrate under your feet, see the one-ton drive rod push the drive wheels around, hear the chuff-chuff-ch

Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site (Gallitzin)

The Allegheny Portage Railroad was the first railroad constructed over the Allegheny Mountains.

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (Bushkill)

This park preserves 40 miles of the middle Delaware River and almost 70, 000 acres of land along the river's New Jersey and Pennsylvania shores.

Fort Necessity National Battlefield (Farmington)

Colonial troops commanded by 22 year old Colonel George Washington were defeated in this small stockade at the "Great Meadow".

Friendship Hill National Historic Site (Point Marion)

Friendship Hill National Historic Site preserves the country estate of Albert Gallatin, a Swiss emigrant who served his adopted nation during the early years of the republic.

Gettysburg National Military Park (Gettysburg)

Located 50 miles northwest of Baltimore, the small town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania was the site of the largest battle ever waged during the American Civil War.

New Jersey Pinelands National Reserve (Philadelphia)

The Pinelands National Reserve includes portions of seven southern New Jersey counties, and encompasses over one-million acres of farms, forests and wetlands. It contains 56 communities, from hamlets to suburbs, with over 700, 000 permanent residents.

Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River (Beach Lake)

As a part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River stretches 73.4 miles (118.3 km) along the New York-Pennsylvania border.

Valley Forge National Historical Park (Valley Forge)

The men and women of the Continental Army were ordinary men and women ? like many of us, but these everyday men and women were thrust into extraordinary circumstances.

Woodcock Creek Lake (Saegertown)

Placidly resting amidst gently rolling hills, Woodcock Creek Lake complements the tranquil rural countryside of central Crawford County.

Conemaugh River Lake (Saltsburg)

An endowment of historic resources, added to recreational opportunities, attracts visitors to Conemaugh River Lake. Only a short drive from Pittsburgh, Conemaugh River Lake is rich in history.

Kinzua Dam And Allegheny Reservoir (Warren)

Totally surrounded by forest, Kinzua Dam and Allegheny Reservoir are the heart of one of the largest and most popular outdoor recreation complexes in the northeastern United States.

Mahoning Creek Lake (New Bethlehem)

Situated among steep-sided valleys and forested hillsides, Mahoning Creek Lake is surrounded by the rugged and striking terrain of western Pennsylvania.

Maxwell Locks And Dam - Monongahela River (East Millsboro)

This dam provides a 24-mile pool, ideal for recreational boating, and receives more recreational use than any other on the Monongahela.

Shenango River Lake (Hermitage)

Situated within the suburban Shenango Valley, Shenango River Lake provides an attractive setting for your enjoyment.

Tionesta Lake (Tionesta)

Winding its way through the rugged hills of northwestern Pennsylvania, Tionesta Lake offers a unique setting for a diversity of outdoor recreational opportunities.

Prompton Lake (Prompton)

A 526-acre project, having a 290-acre lake. Except for a single boat launch, there is no Corps-operated recreation. Swimming is not permitted. Boating is permitted, although there is a 10-hp limit.

Aylesworth Creek Lake (FOREST CITY)

A 4-acre lake featuring a beach, picnic area and hiking trails. Located near East Jermyn, in Lackawanna County, about 10 mi upstream from Scranton on US 6.

Cowanesque Lake (TIOGA)

This project provides a 1, 085-acre lake with 17 miles of shoreline.

Curwensville Lake (CURWENSVILLE)

Day-use and overnight facilities are provided at this central Pennslyvania lake.

Foster Joseph Sayers Dam (BEECH CREEK)

Bald Eagle State Park provides a marina, campground, picnic areas, and beach at this 1, 730-acre lake. A historical village is under restoration.

Tioga-Hammond Lakes (TIOGA)

Twin lakes in north central Pennsylvania provide overnight and day use facilities in a scenic environment near the Borough of Tioga, at the intersection of PA 287 and US 15.

Beltzville Lake (Lehighton)

Beltzville Lake is a 3, 600-acre project, having a 947-acre lake. The Corps operates and maintains the dam and a small visitor center.

Blue Marsh Lake (Leesport)

Blue Marsh Lake is a Philadelphia District project designed to provide flood control, water supply and enhanced water quality. It offers extensive recreational opportunities and attracts over a a million visitors yearly.

Francis E Walter Dam (White Haven)

Francis E. Walter Dam - An 1, 800-acre project, having a small 80 acre reservoir but no Corps-operated recreation facilities. There is a boat launch area (no ramp), although there is a 10 hp limit. Swimming is not permitted.

Crooked Creek Lake (Ford City)

A wide variety of recreational facilities can be found at the Corps-operated lake, including a large beach. There is good hunting in the area.Crooked Creek Rangers developed the Corps' first Auto Tour Trail.

East Branch Clarion River Lake (Wilcox)

Nestled in the upper reaches of the scenic Clarion River Valley, the glistening waters of East Branch Clarion River Lake provide the ideal setting for numerous outdoor recreational opportunities including boating, hunting, fishing, and camping.

Loyalhanna Lake (Saltsburg)

Located in southwestern Pennsylvania, among terrain characterized by its diversity, Loyalhanna Lake provides a mixture of scenery and recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. The U.S.

Union City Dam (Saegertown)

The Union City Dam provides visitors with the chance to enjoy a number of outdoor recreational opportunities.

Youghiogheny River Lake (Confluence)

In the heart of the Laurel Highlands and spanning the Mason-Dixon line between Pennsylvania and Maryland lies Youghiogheny River Lake. A popular location for recreation, Youghiogheny River Lake attracts numerous visitors each year.

Lock And Dam 6 - Allegheny River (Freeport)

Lock and Dam 6 is one of eight major river facilities on the Allegheny River. Visitors can view locking operations from the parking area or while touring the facility.

Raystown Lake (Hesston)

Here you will find boating, fishing, camping, hiking, swimming, and scenic beauty. This twisting lake, the largest entirely within Pennsylvania, extends 27 miles and covers 8, 300 acres.

Alvin R Bush - Kettle Creek (Renovo)

Surrounded by high mountains in a wild, scenic area, Kettle Creek State Park provides the recreational facilities at this project.

Allegheny National Forest (Warren)

You'll find many recreation opportunities here, including swimming, fishing, boating, water skiing, hiking and camping, and leisurely scenic drives.