Beltzville State Park Lehighton Asa Packer Mansion Museum Jim Thorpe Pocono TreeVentures East Stroudsburg FAMILY FUN & HISTORIC SITES The Pocono Mountains are filled with outdoor fun but be sure not to miss the region’s historic sites, hidden charms, and family attractions. Dive into H20ooohh! Indoor Waterpark at Split Rock Resort in Lake Harmony to enjoy 53,000 square feet of family-friendly water attractions year-round. Next, climb aboard a restored railroad coach in Honesdale. The Stourbridge Line will take you on a scenic journey along the Lackawaxen River Valley. Tour the Asa Packer Mansion Museum in Jim Thorpe. This National Historic Landmark was home to Asa Packer, a railroad entrepreneur and founder of Lehigh University. See the home’s original furnishings and learn about the Packer family’s history. Stop in Weatherly and visit the Eckley Miners’ Village Museum . Discover 160-plus years of history and learn about the lives of immigrant coal miners and their families at this once company-owned mining town. Catch a NASCAR or INDYCAR race at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond. On non-race days, take a free guided tour of this unique track and learn why it’s known as “The Tricky Triangle.” CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: POCONOMOUNTAINS.COM (3 PHOTOS) Climb your way to Pocono TreeVentures in East Stroudsburg. Open year-round, this aerial adventure features five courses of varying skill levels and includes zip lining, rope walks, wire walkways, and magnificent views of the Pocono Mountains. From peaceful cottage getaways to 40 miles of hiking adventures, the 15,990-acre Hickory Run State Park in White Haven is a must-stop for any outdoor enthusiast. No matter the season, this park offers endless recreation opportunities, from trout fishing in the spring to cross-country skiing in the winter. In this area you’ll find streams, waterfalls, lakes, and an abundance of wildlife throughout. Stretching across the southern foothills of the Pocono Mountains, Lehighton’s Beltzville State Park is the perfect outdoor playground. Go boating on the 949-acre Beltzville Lake or spend your time at the sand beach. The lake also acts as a rest stop for migrating waterfowl, so don’t forget your binoculars. Anglers love the Pohopoco Creek, a popular spot for trout fishing. Off the water, the park offers 15 miles of trails, mountain biking, hunting, and winter sports. visitPA.com 97