Editor’s note: This article was originally published in June 2017 and has been updated with the most recent information.
Summer is winding down, fall is here (finally) and it’s the perfect time to take in a little more nature before winter hits.
Fall is one of the best seasons to hike, hands down, because the heat is not as scorching and you have the chance to check out some great fall foliage. But the hikes around Philly in the fall are particularly special. These towns and hiking trails around the city offer quiet areas with gushing waterfalls, shady woods, scenic views, and even a little history.
Bonus: all of these hikes are at most a two hours’ drive from Center City. So grab a water bottle and a camera, because at least one of these spots could become a new summer favorite.
Definitely let us know about your favorite local-ish hikes in the comments or hit the tipline.
Read More
Loading comments...