by Paige Gregorzek | Jul 9, 2015
A HISTORIC OUTDOOR OASIS Coleman Memorial Park, also known as Coleman’s Park, was once a grand estate of the Coleman Family with mansions, stables, an ice-house, and gate house. It lives on today as a community-focused park with lots of outdoor amenities. During...
by Paige Gregorzek | Jul 9, 2015
One notable trail that winds itself through the Lebanon Valley is the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail. This mixed-use greenway offers users of all ages and abilities the opportunity to explore the social and industrial history of our area. Discover Mt. Gretna and it’s...
by Paige Gregorzek | Jul 9, 2015
A mecca for wildlife, this 6,254 acre facility is home to pheasants and deer, blue-birds and cottontails and many other wild animals. The area is particularly noted for the thousands upon thousands of ducks, geese and swans that drop in during their spring and fall...
by Paige Gregorzek | Jul 9, 2015
THE QUITTIE Nicknamed the “Quittie,” this 16.8-mile-long waterway rises east of Lebanon City and flows westward through Lebanon and Annville until joining the Swatara Creek northeast of Palmyra. Its central walking path meanders beside the spring-fed...
by Jim Kemble | Mar 25, 2019
Fort Indiantown Gap has restored an Eastern Native Grasslands for the repatriation of the threatened Regal Fritillary Butterfly. Twice a year, on consecutive weekends, the grasslands is open for public tours and a glimpse of this threatened butterfly. Best Known For ...
