How To Find A Native Fishing Village, A Fort, A Canal System, And A Service Station At One Place Fort Hunter Mansion And Park

Fort Hunter Mansion and Park is just outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The history of the area goes back over 9,000 years as a fishing village for Native Americans to a grist and mill settlement to a Fort to frontier village to part of the Pennsylvania canal system to a dairy farm. A walk around this park is a loop into history. […]

Covered Bridge Tour Cumberland County Pennsylvania

I am touring all the covered bridges in Pennsylvania as a way to social distancing travel. Most of the counties in Pennsylvania have covered bridges and it is a great way to visit the country side while getting out of the house. Cumberland County is wonderful little place to visit with all kinds of interesting things to see and do […]

Take a Hike at Little Buffalo State Park

Little Buffalo State Park has most of my favorite things to do. It has a Covered Bridge, creeks, historical buildings: Tavern and Sawmill, and so much more. Dam, Lake, and Butterfly Garden I drove into the back of the park and it did not look like much so I was not all that excited. I was actually looking for a […]

Covered Bridge in Huntingdon County, PA

Huntingdon County only has one Covered Bridge that was blessed to survive through the years. It is just across the street from the St. Mary’s Church. The Church is lovely as the bridge. The bridge has an area to park in but look out while you are stepping out of the car as I found this guy. Or at least […]

Covered Bridge Tour of Eastern Washington, PA

The Eastern Covered Bridge Tour of Washington Country, PA takes about 32 minutes to drive to all the bridges. But it is a great add on to the Southwest or Northwest Tours or Greene Country Tours. But if you are using this as an added on started at 17 and go backwards in seeing the bridges as number 17 is […]