Very little of nature remains untouched by man. The unspoiled stretches of land that remain offer a spectacular glimpse into what life must have been like before civilization took over. We’re lucky to live in a state that has so many natural wonders and untouched places like these stunning bluffs in Pennsylvania that you really have to see to believe.
Erie Bluffs State Park in Girard draws visitors because of the breathtaking beauty within.
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The newest state park sits only 12 miles west of Erie.
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Erie Bluffs State Park boasts the largest span of undeveloped coastline - 540 of 587 acres remain undeveloped - along the shoreline in Pennsylvania.
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The spot made its official debut as a State Park back in 2004.
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Today, visitors flock to the top of the 90 foot bluffs for amazing views of the shimmering water of Lake Erie and the endless sky.
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You might also catch a glimpse of the park’s residents, including several bald eagles, gray foxes, and deer.
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If you find yourself longing for civilization, head to Elk Creek, the park’s only developed area.
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Elk Creek features picnic tables, a boat launch, and spots for fishing.
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Erie Bluffs State Park promises the ideal backdrop for relaxation and photos. And, don’t forget to take whatever you brought into the park back out with you so the unspoiled land remains just that.
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Add these amazing bluffs in Pennsylvania to your summer bucket list but don’t stop there. Pennsylvania is home to many natural wonders, including The Seven Tubs, the World’s Largest Pothole, and these scenic overlooks.
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