Family Things To Do in Sheppton, Pennsylvania

Too bad it's closed now! More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

Had a great time there-Too bad they closed it... More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

I can not even begin to say how wonderful this state park is. My husband and and children have been camping... More on TripAdvisor

-This is a great place for little kids ( toddlers -pre teens). More on TripAdvisor

All Kinds any level of rider! You name it it is there! You may need a local like my Brother or I to show you around but definatley worth your wild! In My opinion if you want to be a racer in this p... More on trails.mtbr.com

It is a gross coal mining area... More on trails.mtbr.com

To South Tamaqua trailhead: From I-81, take exit 131 to Highway 54 East. Continue on 54 East until the stoplight for 309 in Rush. Turn right onto 309 South and continue through Tamaqua . Approximat... More on TrailLink.com

Better Half and I rode this trail this afternoon. We started at the Dairy Road end and returned there as well. The trail is gentle with fairly steep bank on the left as you travel northward. Tree c... More on TrailLink.com

To southern trailhead just north of Berwick: Take 239 North into Shickshinny and turn left onto State Route 11 South. Follow State Route 11 South approximately 3.5 miles to the Pennsylvania Power a... More on TrailLink.com

You pass behind the prison firing range (its above you, don't worry), and get a great view of the river and mountain. More on TrailLink.com

In September, October, and November, during fall color, over 17,000 hawks, eagles, and falcons ride the air currents over the Kittatinny Ridge at Hawk Mountain on their annual migrations. Some trav... More on Trails

Pretty nice hike. Loved the climb out to East Rocks! Tons of tough boulder More on Trails

Join Thomas The Tank Engine, a full-sized operating steam locomotive, as he greets ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Combo pass seemed like a good deal , but wasn't the train rides are just to short. More on Yahoo! Travel

Scenic cruise on the Susquehanna with tales of the river. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

My family and I can't wait to go back again. More on Yahoo! Travel

The Pony Trail Ideal for children 4 through 10 years of age. A real trail riding experience. Ponies are hand led by experienced guides. A 15 minute or longer trail through field and forest. It�s not a typical round the ring pony ride ... More on Daisyfieldfarm.com

From Route 29- Take Exit 2 and make a left at the end of the ramp. Follow road until it ends at a stop sign. Make a left hand turn and then bear to the right until you hit the next stop sign. Make ... More on TrailLink.com

The trail also leads you along a nice open pasture with a great view of the Southern Valley. More on TrailLink.com