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    Luzerne County Rail-trail

    Wilkes Barre, PA    
    Roller Skating,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Jogging and Running,  Bike Paths and Trails,  Mountain Bike Trails 

    0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings

    Tracing about two miles of riverfront today, this trail eventually will form a 16-mile pathway along an active railway. Chain link fencing separates the tracks from the trail. In downtown Pittston, the flat rail-trail inte... traillink.com

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    Back Mountain Trail

    Luzerne, PA    
    Bike Paths and Trails,  Hiking,  Jogging and Running 

    4 out of 5 based on 2 ratings

    Overview Photos Reviews Nearby traillink.com

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    Lackawanna State Park

    Rr 1, Dalton, PA     (570) 945-3239
    Hunting,  Sailing and Boating,  Fishing,  Picnicking,  Camping,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Swimming,  Winter Sports,  Parks,  Hiking Trails 

    2 out of 5 based on 6 ratings

    - Lackawanna State Park was acquired and constructed with Projects "70 and 500" funds. A focal point of the 1,411-acre park is the beautiful 198-acre Lackawanna Lake. Lackawanna State Park has something to offer every outd... wildernet.com

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    Nescopeck State Park

    Honey Hole Rd, Drums, PA     (888) 727-2757
    Fishing,  Hunting,  Parks,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Hiking Trails,  Outdoor Recreation 

    0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings

    - Nescopeck is currently under development. Future plans include an emphasis on environmental education that will focus on the natural resources of the park. Nescopeck has forested areas, a variety of wetlands, a small lak... wildernet.com

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    D & L Trail - Black Diamond Trail (Mountain Top-white Haven)

    White Haven, PA    
    Fishing,  Mountain Bike Trails,  Jogging and Running,  Cross-Country Skiing 

    0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings

    NOTE: Currently, this section of the Delaware and Lehigh (D & L) National Heritage Corridor is open but not all of the trail is improved; trail users are cautioned to travel at their own risk. In addition, the trail is obs... traillink.com

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    Lackawanna State Park

    Fleetville, PA    
    Parks,  Fishing,  Picnicking,  Swimming,  Winter Sports,  Camping,  Hunting,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Hiking Trails,  Sailing and Boating 

    0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings

    - Lackawanna State Park was acquired and constructed with Projects "70 and 500" funds. A focal point of the 1,411-acre park is the beautiful 198-acre Lackawanna Lake. Lackawanna State Park has something to offer every outd... wildernet.com

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    Nescopeck State Park

    Mountain Top, PA    
    Hiking Trails,  Hunting,  Fishing,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Parks,  Outdoor Recreation 

    0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings

    - Nescopeck is currently under development. Future plans include an emphasis on environmental education that will focus on the natural resources of the park. Nescopeck has forested areas, a variety of wetlands, a small lak... wildernet.com

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    Hickory Run State Park Campground, White Haven, Pennsylvania

    Lake Harmony, PA    
    Hunting,  Picnicking,  Parks,  Swimming,  Camping,  Snowmobile,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Hiking Trails,  Fishing 

    3 out of 5 based on 2 ratings

    - The park is part of an area acquired in a treaty with American Indians. From 1790 to 1835 the Commonwealth sold warrants, for approximately 400 acres, to persons willing to pay for registration and survey work. Robert Mo... wildernet.com

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    Lehigh Gorge State Park

    Jim Thorpe, PA     (888) PAP-ARKS
    Cross-Country Skiing,  Fishing,  Parks,  Hunting,  Mountain Bike Trails,  Snowmobile 

    0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings

    - Settlement was sparse during the 19th century until loggers arrived and began felling trees and building saw mills. Famed naturalist and painter John James Audubon visited the area in 1829 and spent six weeks painting bi... wildernet.com

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    Lehigh Gorge State Park

    White Haven, PA     (888) PAP-ARKS
    Hunting,  Cross-Country Skiing,  Mountain Bike Trails,  Snowmobile,  Parks,  Fishing 

    4 out of 5 based on 12 ratings

    - Settlement was sparse during the 19th century until loggers arrived and began felling trees and building saw mills. Famed naturalist and painter John James Audubon visited the area in 1829 and spent six weeks painting bi... wildernet.com