Huntingdon Countyの貸別荘

For our tour, we will meet at the Milk and Honey Market at 10 E. Lanvale st., a cafe with street parking out front and a parking lot around the corner. Be sure to pay for parking for 2.5 hours. Feel free to arrive early to caffeinate and grab a bite if you like. After guests have checked in, we will then walk to about 60 points of interest, seeing quite a bit of street art, but also learning the history of this often overlooked urban landscape. We will enjoy a walking a loop of about 2.5 miles with a small pit stop towards the end for refreshment before heading back to milk and honey market. On this walk, we will enjoy the alleyways, parks, and farms of the often underrated, but constantly surprising revitalized neighborhood of Station North Arts & Entertainment District. Locals and travelers alike will enjoy this very instagrammable look at a gem of a neighborhood. Depending on the size of the group and speed of walking the time for finishing might be slightly later. There are periodical trivia questions and easter eggs hidden along the way - be ready to get competitive and rewarded with candy! If you don't see a time and date that works for you and your party - please reach out to me and let's set something up! Other things to note Street parking is available on the bridge and the street out front, as well as the parking lot across the street and around the corner, but be sure that you get 2.5 hours of time. Dogs and children are welcome. Bring a stroller, scooter, or bike if you like!

Join me on my favorite farm ramble, complete with a few surprises! We will start with a little history and geography of this specific piece of land involving a famous "Lord" and will progress to a nice walk with some unique farm features. I will share with you how multiple generations survived and evolved from carrying water from the spring and harvesting ice from a pond to now abandoned horse drawn farm equipment. We will see a colonial road that looks quite well traveled and was the site of a Spanish Real coin find. Next we will explore the dam and ice pond fed by Elk Run Stream and maybe even get a glimpse of some local wildlife. Continuing on our walk we will see one of the first electric pump houses in the county which was pumping running water to the main house in 1913. We will continue up the colonial road next to a stone wall for a view of 3 other states and a nice birds eye farm view. Explore an 1840's stone barn and even see the graffiti left by a civil war soldier passing through. We can also see the system my grandfather used as a boy to keep track of the squab he sold to local restaurants. End the tour with some photo ops of various farm equipment including the tractor my grandfather bought new in 1947. Leave the farm with the rewards of a nice country walk and good dose of fresh air. Other things to note Wear comfortable shoes and weather appropriate clothing. This is not a fast walk but does include a few rolling hills.

Join the ClearWater Conservancy's Adventure Coordinator on a memorable adventure. We will hike up the Musser Gap spying old spring houses and crossing natural streams while we learn about the forces, geologic and social, that shape our region. We'll then reach the Highline Vista where we can look out upon all of Happy Valley and take in the natural beauty of our home. After that we'll make the return trek for a 4 mile total round trip. *If you don't see a time that works for your schedule on our availability, send us a message and we'll work to find a time that does.* Other things to note The conditions on the ridges is often very different than the weather in the valley. Cold winds often blow along the vistas and precipitation occurs sooner.

The 2 mile balloon hike will have elements of local history, natural history, and trail history while focusing on trees, plants and wildlife along the way. Trails utilized will be a combination of maintained blazed trails and non blazed, non maintained paths through forested, public access areas. Two vistas are experienced including Eagles Edge and Hawk Rock. This hike is considered moderate to difficult as it involves elevation changes and uneven terrain. Know your limits and abilities before signing up. This is a family friendly, fun, educational opportunity for locals and visitors alike. The hike will begin with introductions, gear check, leave no trace principles, guest expectations and discussing the itinerary of the hike. This hike will begin and end at the Duncannon Watershed trailhead.

I run half-day walking tours through Antietam Battlefield located just outside Sharpsburg, MD. In this 3 hour experience, guests will learn about the amazing people who clashed in an American moment that shaped American history forever. Philosophically I believe that a tactile learning experience, that of touching and physically being present in a location, gives a greater depth of learning and aids profoundly in our understanding of the world. I have had my greatest teaching experiences while on study abroad with students. I hope through this endeavor I can use my experience and knowledge to help guest maximize their experiences. Other things to note We will be driving from point-to-point on the battlefield, normally less than 1/2 mile between points. We will also walk to some locations on unpaved but level ground. Please make sure to wear appropriate shoe and clothing on the day.