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- If you put Pine Creek Gorge in your GPS (well, google maps anyway), its not going to take you to the overlooks, its going to take you on the road in the gorge.
- Pine Creek Gorge, sometimes called The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, is a 47-mile (76 km) gorge carved into the Allegheny Plateau by Pine Creek in north-central...
- The Pine Creek Gorge, almost 50 miles long and over 1,000 feet deep, is known as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania.
- Covered by the Tioga State Forest for most of its length, Pine Creek Gorge is a popular spot along the Pennsylvania Route 6 corridor for fall foliage viewing.
- Pine Creek Gorge, aka the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, is a scenic and multi-use recreational area in a rural section of the state, mainly in Tioga County.
- In north central Pennsylvania, Pine Creek Gorge cuts through 47 miles of second-growth forest from U.S. Route 6, just south of Ansonia, to Waterville, PA.
- Explore Pine Creek Gorge in Pennsylvania, known as the Grand Canyon of PA, for breathtaking views and challenging hikes.
- The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, officially the Pine Creek Gorge in PA, is one of the state's most spectacular destinations.
- The park remains open at all times year-round. Pine Creek Gorge is in the Tioga State Forest, between the town of Ansonia and Bald Eagle State Park.
- If you are looking for the most scenic views of the Pine Creek Gorge, Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon, Leonard Harrison State Park is the place to go.
- The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, also referred to as the Pine Creek Gorge, stretches for over 45 miles with depths of nearly 1500 feet.
- The “Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania” is the Pine Creek Gorge, commonly known as the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon.
- And it even has its own name: Pine Creek Gorge. The canyon is overgrown with a re-growth of pine that had been clear-cut in the 19th century of pine for...
