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The Appalachian Trail runs through Pennsylvania for over 200 miles.
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Hickory Run State Park, located near White Haven Pennsylvania, covers over 15,990 acres and has 44 miles of hiking trails.
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The Batona Trail travels through 50 miles of the Pine Barrens in New Jersey.
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World’s End State Park is forest in northeast Pennsylvania with great camping and hiking opportunities.
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French Creek State Park is a family friendly place to camp.
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Grab a friend, your 'yak, and a cooler of cold ones and jump into one of these top spots for paddling near Philadelphia. -
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Philadelphia's Belmont Plateau is an urban oasis with fascinating history, plenty of singletrack trails, and wonderful views of the city. -
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Enjoying time on the Schuylkill River and the Philadelphia skyline on a paddleboard from Standup Philly. -
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A three-day paddling trip on the Delaware River north of Philadelphia provides plenty of excitement and a surprise visitor. -
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In marathon training, long runs are a must every weekend. These five trails in Philadelphia make for a great way to put in the miles.
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