This national park is a beautiful must see! The boardwalk loop was a fun way to navigate through the swampy forest. When we went we got to the park before sunrise and began the loop as the sun was rising. It seemed to be the perfect time. Not only was there nobody else around, but there was wildlife everywhere!
Beautiful little state park. Enjoyable hiking trails, beautiful scenery and picnic areas for lunch.
Fun little place to stop and stretch your legs. Very tacky but so fun! There are plenty of fun photo ops if you're not looking to spend money. If you don't mind spending a couple dollars I suggest buying tickets to go to the top of the sombrero. When you get to the top you can see views from 360 degrees around, depending on where you're standing you can see some beautiful views.
A massive garden filled with both beautiful plants and beautiful sculptures. This is defiantly somewhere that you could spend the day exploring.
The garden is open year-round. Hours vary throughout the year. Admission is free.
Very beautiful and historical. Be prepared for a long day of walking and an endless day of people. Although it is always packed, it is a must see if you're in the near by area!
Great little rest stop. There are picnic tables to stop and have a meal at and public restrooms. The view is beautiful, especially at sunset. Do not expect more than just a place to stretch your legs though.
The bridge itself is so beautiful but only a small part of spending the day at Natural Bridge. There is a small butterfly room where the butterflies will come and land on you. There are trails that lead you under the bridge along side a creek. At the end of the trail is a small water fall you can go and enjoy. There is also a small Native American village for you to walk through.
I also highly suggest getting the combo ticket to see the caverns as well! Open season for them is from March to November so I would suggest going during those months. On the caverns tour you'll go more than 34 stories underground where you explore the Natural Bridge Caverns and view their many features, including cavern structures such as the Colossal Dome room, the Well Room and the stalactites and stalagmites that grow from the Canyon Room. This tour takes about 45 minutes.
Very beautiful experience.
Rocks State Park is full of dense forests and massive boulders rising above Deer Creek. There is the "King and Queen Seat" that is a natural 190 foot rock outcrop that was a gathering place for the Susquehannock Indians. There are beautiful trails to walk along and picnic tables to sit and have lunch at. All in all a beautiful place to spend the day.