Hi Cliff, such a beautiful day, with a gorgeous hike like that it makes a man/woman feel good to be alive. Thank you for taking us with you and showing us so many stunning locations. x
I also like small spots where you can sit, relax and enjoy the sounds of the woods. The leaves rustling in the wind, the creek flowing over the rocks...love it.
You were lucky to catch that red backed salamander in one piece, they sometimes discard their tail to escape danger. That's usually what happens when I try to catch one. Very cool video.
I hunted in this area before it was a park. Somewhere in there we found an old cabin/shack where they had used Dupont Dynamite crate sides for all the siding. If you’re ever up in that area again, you should check out the Jeddo Tunnel up near Hazleton. I stumbled across it years ago while hiking the old WB&H RR grade. The grade makes a big horseshoe loop and the tunnel is in the middle of the loop. Very similar to the Black Lick drainage tunnel in some of your other videos. It drained water from numerous underground mines in the region, and dumps a huge volume of acid mine water into Nescopeck Creek. There is info online about it.
So cool . Love that place !! Theres a revellos pizzeria and a winery nearby lol..place is perfect place for meet up and inside you can get park maps and a neat little displays .
I live in PA. If you want to hike, this park is ok. Fishing? Ha! If you fish all year long, then avoid this lake. Most of the locals who walk around that lake are rude, not nice. And some people don't clean up after their dogs like they should. Also there are a lot of snakes. Water snakes, rattlesnakes, and water moccasins.
Just wondering what advice you might have on bears , plan on cycling and camping though pa in a couple days? I'm more concerned about skunks and hunters who can't aim...
Bears are not really an issue in PA, unless you go after a momma's cubs or slather yourself in peanut butter before going to sleep at your campsite. They are more likely to go after your food at night. You can keep your food in a bear can or tie it in a tree overnight.
Hi Cliff, such a beautiful day, with a gorgeous hike like that it makes a man/woman feel good to be alive. Thank you for taking us with you and showing us so many stunning locations. x
Totally beautiful, thanks for taking me along
I also like small spots where you can sit, relax and enjoy the sounds of the woods. The leaves rustling in the wind, the creek flowing over the rocks...love it.
I SURE LOVE IT WHEN YOU FIND A HANDSOME FROG. THEY ARE SO NEAT CREATURES.THAT IS A VERY NICE PARK, LOVE THE WALKING PATHS. GREAT FIND.
This is so lovely..I’m never going to be able to see that part of the country. Thanks for lovely adventures. I’m from Nebraska.
You can take I-80 from Nebraska through Pennsylvania in about 2-3 days. All you need is a car and a few days off.
Thank you for taking us along on your peaceful hike.
Another beautiful hike. You take us on the best hikes. Thank you as always.
You are a true nature lover!! Thank you for sharing your love of nature!!!
Beautiful trail walk , lovely scenery .
I miss PA. Beautiful place.
It's difficult to spot those frogs and toads cliff the camouflage is so confusing
Love your woodlands videos xx
Frogettes! So cute. I used to hunt for frogs and salamanders! Now, at 76, I can appreciate them vicariously! Thank you, Cliff.
You were lucky to catch that red backed salamander in one piece, they sometimes discard their tail to escape danger. That's usually what happens when I try to catch one. Very cool video.
Very nice, dapple light on the trail, and you picked a good day!
cycloptical26 picked a great day as always, and that pickerel frog was cool.
Your narrative added so much to the beautiful hike. As a chocolate lover lunch looked great. Trees are awesome. thanks
The bird sitting on the sign was a perfect picture. Would look great on a greeting card.
Thank you
I hunted in this area before it was a park. Somewhere in there we found an old cabin/shack where they had used Dupont Dynamite crate sides for all the siding. If you’re ever up in that area again, you should check out the Jeddo Tunnel up near Hazleton. I stumbled across it years ago while hiking the old WB&H RR grade. The grade makes a big horseshoe loop and the tunnel is in the middle of the loop. Very similar to the Black Lick drainage tunnel in some of your other videos. It drained water from numerous underground mines in the region, and dumps a huge volume of acid mine water into Nescopeck Creek. There is info online about it.
Its pronounced "Nesk-a-peck' by locals. great video! Best trail at Nescopeck is the Red Rock trail btw. Hope you enjoyed your visit to the area!
I plan on going back this Fall and hiking that trail
So cool . Love that place !! Theres a revellos pizzeria and a winery nearby lol..place is perfect place for meet up and inside you can get park maps and a neat little displays .
“Pickerelish” and leopardish also. Frogs are cool.. I love the tree frogs out here in Michigan
you never know bigfoot could be lurking...lol Nice trails and video. God Bless
I've only pretty recently found your channel. Have you been to Indiana County yet to explore? We've got all sorts of places/things to check out. 😊
haven't made it there yet
@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 Yeah, I'm on the opposite side of the state from you, I believe. Ha ha.
Pretty Park
Ayup Tannic acid. From wood decay.
I live in PA.
If you want to hike, this park is ok.
Fishing? Ha!
If you fish all year long, then avoid this lake.
Most of the locals who walk around that lake are rude, not nice. And some people don't clean up after their dogs like they should.
Also there are a lot of snakes. Water snakes, rattlesnakes, and water moccasins.
Just wondering what advice you might have on bears , plan on cycling and camping though pa in a couple days? I'm more concerned about skunks and hunters who can't aim...
Bears are not really an issue in PA, unless you go after a momma's cubs or slather yourself in peanut butter before going to sleep at your campsite. They are more likely to go after your food at night. You can keep your food in a bear can or tie it in a tree overnight.
What Quinn Campbell said....
Do you have a first aid kit on your hikes sir?
There is always one in my pack
no more eating worms......wonder where he is now?
Hemlock Grove