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Nestled around picturesque Little Seneca Lake, Black Hill Regional Park is a popular recreational spot for locals. Picnicking and strolling on the several miles of paved paths, which afford great views of the lake, are popular weekend activities. Black Hill Regional Park is easily accessible to many surrounding neighborhoods via a network of paved paths, including the 3 mile long Black Hill Trail, which snakes its way around the eastern half of the lake.

Blackwater Falls State Park, situated in the rugged Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, is a captivating natural haven known for its breathtaking waterfall, diverse recreational offerings, and stunning landscapes. Encompassing approximately 2,358 acres, the park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking a tranquil escape.

Formerly owned by the du Pont family, this 900 acre parcel of land became a state park in 1965. It is a mix of picturesque open meadows and wooded sections with a network of about 15 miles of trails throughout.

Broad Mountain is a 10 mile double track ride in a secluded and serene area just north of Jim Thorpe. There are a couple of short single track trails off of the main loop that lead to spectacular views of the Lehigh Gorge.

One of the most popular parks in the DC area, Burke Lake has a variety of activities to keep the entire family occupied. The park has disc golf and traditional golf courses, a campground, several playground areas and picnic shelters. The 200 acre lake is stocked with largemouth bass. Visitors can take a boat out on the lake - rowboat rentals are available.

Located between Chambersburg and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Caledonia State Park is named for an iron furnace that was owned by the abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens in the mid-1800's. The land was sold to the state in the early 1900's and became a state park in 1903. The original furnace is still on display next to the visitor center.

Nestled in the heart of the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, Canaan Valley Institute (CVI) offers outdoor enthusiasts an exhilarating playground of rugged terrain, scenic vistas, and adrenaline-pumping mountain biking trails. Renowned for its pristine beauty and diverse ecosystems, CVI beckons riders of all skill levels to embark on a journey of adventure and exploration amidst the stunning landscapes of the Canaan Valley region.

Canaan Valley State Park is a year-round vacation destination, having a wide range of warm and cold weather activities to offer. During the winter, the park runs a ski resort and rents cabins from which you can step out onto miles of snowshoeing and cross country skiing trails. In the warmer months, you can stay at the campground, lodge, or cabins and hike or bike the 18 miles of trails on the premises or venture further out into the million-acre Monongahela National Forest which surrounds the park. In addition, the park also has a golf course, tennis courts, and various other activities.

Carvins Cove Natural Reserve is the second largest municipal park in the country. Within its 12,700 acres are opportunities for a wide variety of outdoor activities such as mountain biking, hiking, boating, fishing, and canoeing.  Canoes and paddleboats are available for rent at the Boat Dock offices for use on the picturesque 800 acre lake. A large picnic area overlooking the lake is located at the Boat Dock.

The trail network at Cedarville State Forest is a perfect location for beginner mountain bikers to hone their skills. The trails are mostly wide, smooth single track or double track trails with occasional narrow sections and rocky / rooty areas. They wind their way through serene forests, around a fishing pond, and past a portion of the Zekiah Swamp.