Autumn's finally here. But before we know it, the fall foliage will have peaked, and we'll be hunkering down in anticipation of winter. Now's the perfect time to get outdoors, breathe in that crisp fall air, and enjoy the spectacular colors of autumn. PA's bursting with fall activities that allow us to embrace every glorious moment. If you're in the mood to spend time among nature, embark on this charming hike in Pennsylvania that will take you past streams, waterfalls, and footbridges.
Worlds End State Park, stretched across 780 cozy acres, offers plenty of opportunities to view the fall foliage.
And, it provides the perfect backdrop for an autumn picnic and wildlife watching. Other popular activities at the cozy state park include fishing, camping, and cross-country skiing in the winter.
But, for a truly unique experience, lace up your hiking boots for a picturesque hike on the Double Run Nature Trail. (Follow the green blazes.)
The 1.2-mile loop trail promises plenty of spectacular scenery as you walk up stairs and cross footbridges.
Pass flowing streams, surrounded by the rustic colors of fall. (Some parts of the trail are steep, so use caution.)
And, gaze at the numerous waterfalls along the short trail, including Cottonwood Falls, and wildflowers during the spring and summer.
However, be careful near the waterfalls as the trail can become slippery.
Worlds End State Park is located at 82 Cabin Bridge Rd., Forksville, PA 18616.
Learn more about Double Run Nature and Worlds End State Park by clicking here for the official website.
Have you ever been on this scenic hike in Pennsylvania? Would you recommend it to other hikers? Join the conversation in the comments! Then, click here to read about another spectacular fall hike in Pennsylvania.
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