REGIONS (PLUS POST-HIKE DRINKS) Work up a good sweat and then reward yourself with something refreshing afterward. At Seven Tubs Recreation Area in Pinchot TOP TO BOTTOM: COLUMBIA-MONTOUR VISITORS BUREAU; STACY KIRCHBAUM A Hiker’s Dreamscape Park , known for its rugged natural beauty. Then, relax with a glass of wine at Grovedale Winery & Vineyard near Wyalusing, known for Riesling and rare Minnesota French-American hybrid wines. Salt Springs State Park near Montrose is known for centuries-old hemlock trees, a rocky gorge, and three waterfalls. Many visitors enjoy hiking, camping, and fishing. Enjoy a beer from the rotating taps at Endless Brewing , or sample wine and small plates from Luna Wine & Table . Ricketts Glen State Park Benton Houdini Museum Scranton State Forest, walk the 0.3-mile main loop to see the natural potholes (“tubs”) formed by glacial meltwater. Ricketts Glen State Park spans 13,193 acres and 26 miles of hiking trails among hills, glens, and waterfalls, including 94-foot Ganoga Falls. Pack a picnic and take an exhilarating dip in Loyalsock Creek at World’s End State Kid-Approved Road Trip With so much to see and do, this is one family vacation your little ones will never forget. Start with a visit to the Dairy Store at The Lands at Hillside Farms , an educational dairy farm in Shavertown. Then go bowling with the family at Chacko’s Family Bowling Center in Wilkes-Barre. At night, see a family-friendly film or play at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts , an Art Deco gem in Wilkes Barre. The next day, get a thrill at Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Pittston, perfect for jumpers of all ages, from toddlers to teens and even grown-ups! In Scranton, Nay Aug Park is a picturesque picnic place, with wooded trails, waterfalls, and a treehouse. Then, catch a magic show at the Houdini Museum , a 150-year-old historic building. visitPA.com 91
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