Bear Run Nature Reserve

Been in my bucket list for a long time! Well worth the visit! Park is beautiful but the house tour is a must!

We entered Bear Run Nature Reserve via our tickets to Falling Water. After taking a few pics from the signature photography spot, we took the matriarch's trail down to the railroad tracks and what used to be a mining village back in the depression era. We could tell based on the trail was cut into the side of the incline that it used to be a road, bit there was no other signs of anything commercial on the mile-long walk. It was a slight downhill, half-mile trek to get to the tracks and a good test coming back up the trail to Fallung Water. Absolutely beautiful scenery and sounds!

What a beautiful piece of history. This place is amazing. Pictures are breathtaking. Would definitely recommend visiting!

Part of the "Fallingwater" experience. Pennsylvania woods at their finest. Incredible and stunning!

Awesome night at campsite 3. Room for one hammock, plenty of room for tents. Had a hard time finding a tree that had limbs low enough for my bear bag, but managed to find one that worked. Quiet and peaceful, water source very close, fairly easy 2 mile hike in.
Update- I've stayed at a few of the other campsites over the last few months. Had a great time at each. All had plenty of room for a tent or 2, and I had no problem finding suitable hanging trees for my hammock. Thankful for the chance to get away close to home