Fall Foliage Trail

Located in South Abington Township, Hillside Park contains the Abington Community Garden, the Abington Dog Park, a Lackawanna County Boundless Playground, the lake for public fishing with two handicapped accessible fishing piers, picnic tables, a lighted pavilion, and walking…

The 1,411-acre Lackawanna State Park is in northeastern Pennsylvania, just 10 miles north of Scranton. The 198-acre Lackawanna Lake is the centerpiece of this beautiful, modern recreational facility, which also has hiking, camping, swimming, and picnicking.

Get double the color when the fall foliage reflects off of the 35-acre lake at Merli-Sarnoski Park. The Park offers 840 acres of untouched natural beauty as well as lake swimming, play areas, fishing and sports facilities, and miles of mountain biking and hiking trails.

Your eyes won't believe the panoramic views from the Top of the World. This mountainview scenic vista is part of a 4.2-mile loop trail located near Scranton in Dunmore, PA. It is accessible from Dunmore Reservoir No. 1, and the route is in The Dunmore Pine Barrens. Please note…

Take a leisurely stroll around the picturesque lake trail or spend the day swimming, fishing, or picnicking. Aylesworth Park is the perfect spot for year-round outdoor fun. The 252-acre park features a Boundless Playground, a 4-acre lake with a sandy beach, a pavilion complex…

Located in the countryside area of Moscow, Covington Park boasts a scenic lake trail, a Little League field, a Boundless Playground, a 9-acre lake, picnic areas, and several courts and fields for sports lovers.

Explore the expansive Lackawanna River Heritage Trail that stretches more than 70 miles, passing through the heart of the Lackawanna Heritage Valley National and State Heritage Area. Run, walk, bike, or jog the trail and you will experience awe-inspiring views, sculptures, parks…

Just a 5-minute drive from Downtown Scranton, a 3.57-mile track loops Lake Scranton. It has a 3.57-mile track looping the lake. You can bring your strollers and is perfect for a long family walk or run. Bikes and dogs are not permitted.

Enjoy the panoramic view overlooking Scranton and surrounding mountaintops at this scenic overlook on Route 307. It features beautiful stonework walls and large scenic vista binoculars.

Get a birds-eye-view of the the rich colors at 150 feet above the ground in the David Wenzel Treehouse, or walk along the Davis Trail down to the rock-strewn gorge and waterfalls. A pedestrian footbridge also offers access to the parkland across Roaring Brook.

The preserve is painted with deep reds, oranges, and yellows during the autumn months. Eales Preserve not only provides some of the best views in Lackawanna County but it also provides some of the best biking trails. It is a great area to get out and enjoy nature from hiking to…