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Don’t expect the wide-open space of big-box retail, and the parking lot is rougher, and smaller, than the mega-stores. But if you long for a shopping experience enhanced by warm smiles, honest tips on the hottest bait, amazing inventory, and a sincere wish of good luck, there’s only one place to go for fishing tackle […]
Anyone who doubts the importance of trails to a region’s attractiveness to visitors could experience attitude-adjustment by stopping at the Summit Inn this weekend. The Keystone Trails Association (KTA), a statewide hiking group with 1,000 members, is gathering there atop Chestnut Ridge, April 30-May 3, for its annual Spring Hiking Weekend. Since 1956, KTA has […]
It’s National Safe Boating Week. From May 16-22, state fishery and boating agencies, boating trade groups, US Coast Guard, and the US Army Corps of Engineers will be celebrating safe boating, reminding boaters of safe practices on the water and, unfortunately, summarizing the past year’s fatal boating accidents. That last item is to drive home […]
One of many enjoyable aspects of being an “outdoor person” is that you get to do things some might consider risky — like risking a specially-made keepsake fishing lure.
This goes a long way back into the past, but it's the only way to introduce a story that grows timelier and more relevant today. It's the story of the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art in Millersburg, Pennsylvania.
This writer has been around long enough to recall when Greene County was not considered “deer country.” Deer lived in the mountains.
The Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail (LHHT) tracks the spine of Laurel Ridge for 70 miles from Johnstown to Ohiopyle. This year marks the popular path's 50-year anniversary.
Yes, crop damage from overabundant deer is a big problem for agriculture in this region. And everyone agrees that deer on the highway are a hazard to motorists' safety (not enough of a concern, though, to curb speed). Less obvious but serious for the future is the damage too many deer wreak on forest ecology. Browsing by abundant deer inhibits the regeneration of desirable native trees, and favors the spread of ecologically harmful invasive plants, because deer won't eat them.
Trails at Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Farmington offer a convenient and appealing place for exercise. The battlefield’s paths traverse meadows and woods just as George Washington’s little army did in his 1754 campaign that kindled the French and Indian War. For a 3-mile workout, I like to start at the visitor center parking lot, […]
Fall brings a whole new menu of outdoor options to western Pennsylvania. One of those options is truly different, even a little unusual. Outdoors, the unusual is often where unforgettable experiences come your way.
