Follow the Wissahickon Creek Trail to the gorge south of Livezey Dam to find ‘Fingerspan’ by Jody Pinto. The functional sculpture was lowered carefully into place by helicopter in 1987.
Located on the magnificent grounds of Philadelphia's Museum of Art, the azalea garden has over four acres of beautiful plants and flowers, just a short stroll away from the Water Works.
Bring your bike or lace up your running shoes. This park is the perfect place to escape the city. (Without actually having to leave.)
Opened in 1874, this is the first zoo in the US. It's home to more than 1,300 animals, many of which are rare & endangered and is the only zoo breeding giant otters in North America.
A scenic and accessible place to run, bike, rollerblade or walk. You can get an 8.4 mile loop if you follow the whole path, past Boathouse Row and behind the Art Museum.
During warmer months, bring your summer lover to an outdoor movie. Best part...they're free.
Take a stroll during sunset. The backdrop of Boathouse Row will make you feel like you're on the set of a movie.
Sit on the stone bench in the curve while your sweetheart sits on the bench across the street. Whisper into the monument and something magical (maybe love?) will carry your words across the distance.
In the cold winter months, duck into the charming little Fernery, a period glass greenhouse beloved by Victorians, for a warming glimpse of lush, green growth.
These rugged paths offer some seriously secluded space with picturesque views. Bring your phone for pictures and...a compass.
Washington & his troops first visited the site of Fort Washington State Park, where walking paths & a 3 1/2-mile hiking trail are open to leashed pets. Animals not permitted on campgrounds overnight
Chanticleer is one of the most exquisite horticultural showplaces on the East Coast. Welcome.
Be sure to stop and rest at the front garden’s reflecting pool and the tapestry of Japanese Ilex, shrubs and colorful flowers, some dating back to the 1920s.
This is one of the only places in the world where a rock can be struck with an object to produce a series of musical tones. Don't believe us? Try it.
Want weird geology? Try a 7-acre field of boulders that ring like bells. When you're done making tunes, go hammer fishing! All you need is a strong magnet on a string to collect the lost hammers.
This spot features cascading waterfalls, scenic hiking trails suitable for all ages, and even an old-fashioned swimming hole.
The hiking is superb and so is the rock climbing. Instructors are on hand to teach you. Explore the waterfalls and try to find the one where they filmed "The Last of the Mohicans".
Belmont Plateau attracts runners, bikers, Frisbee enthusiasts and softball players, but it’s the view of the Center City skyline and the breathtaking sunsets that make this a romantic spot.
A perfect spot to relax on a sunny afternoon. The views here of the Ben Franklin bridge are unmatched and would make a great spot for painting or wedding photos.
No need to get a room. Steal a kiss in front of Philly's iconic Love sculpture. XOXO
Sleepy, sweet park great for relaxing, picnic'ing and people watching. Eat your heart out, Rittenhouse!
He crossed the Delaware but George Washington came back to PA to lead our new nation. Check out this beautiful park and it's history.
At this 300-acre farming fantasyland, visitors can pick their own seasonal fruits and veggies including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, sweet corn, squash, peaches, tomatoes, pears and apples. Read more.
One of PA’s most visited natural wonders and for good reason, it’s a stunning underground view. Pack a sweater or hoodie, it gets chilly as you descend 125 feet. Read more.
Where it all happens! See Phil's stump and the gatthering spot for his annual prognostication. The fireworks just before dawn on 2/2 are awesome.
It's really an awesome spot to check out! Bring sweatshirt it is cold in the caverns! The staff is awesome! And plenty of souvenirs to choose from :)
Did you know Mount Mitchell is the highest point in North America east of the Mississippi River?
Those beautiful mountains you're seeing? Those are the Appalachian Mountains and they surround this 434-acre treasure. Don't miss the 10 miles of hiking trails and the Bonsai Garden.
This natural water slide is the perfect way to cool off during the hot summer months. Slide down a 60-foot slippery cascade and plunge into cool, refreshing waters.
Made our South's Best List! Hear the rocks sing in this subterranian concert hall. The Great Stalagpipe organ is the world's largest instrument, and it covers more than three acres. Read more.
Last remaining covered bridge in NC. Easy walk to bridge and neat scenery...wonder how it's changed since it was built more than 100 years ago.
The “loop” at Wrightsville Beach is a circular scenic 2.45-mile path around the public park and scenic marshes and through the village of Wrightsville Beach.
