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"What's your
favorite way to enjoy the outdoors? Any tips on where to find beautiful
scenery or fun adventures?"
The
Great Outdoors
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 The weekend is
fast approaching and you're looking for something to do. Don't be a wimp and
sit on the couch in air-conditioned comfort - get out and enjoy the
beautiful Western PA countryside! Acres upon acres of magnificent rolling
hills, thousands of miles of peaceful rivers and dozens of local rails
trails offer an endless choice of healthy and ambitious summer activities
for all ages and skill levels. Whether you like solitary walks, biking with
the kids or extreme whitewater
rafting, you are bound to find something to suit your interest and
personality.
Pennsylvania
itself means "Penn's Woods," and the state offers some of the
finest woodlands and natural areas in America. We love to boast that no
matter where you are in PA you are only 15 minutes from one
of our state parks (116), state forests (4.5 million acres) or state game
lands (2.1 million acres). Pennsylvania is the perfect place to break
free from modern civilization and the hectic pace of everyday life.
 In
the greater Pittsburgh region, you are never far from great hiking, mountain
and road biking, walking, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, water
skiing, golf, sailing, canoeing, in-line skating, kayaking, wind surfing,
camping, swimming, fishing, scuba diving, rock climbing . . . the list
goes on. There's not much you can't do here, with the exception of
ocean-related activities such as surfing and salt-water fishing. For
those who like to observe rather than participate, bird watching provides a
relaxing activity that enables you to become one with the outdoors. On the other
end of the spectrum, rock climbing and whitewater rafting provide the chance to
compete and conquer the natural landscape. There truly is something for everyone
in Pennsylvania, so get out of that easy chair, climb in the car and try
something new this week!
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