The Easy Trail That Might As Well Be The Wildflower Capital Of Pennsylvania

Living in Pennsylvania means we have the best of all worlds - big cities, small towns, cozy villages, and nature all around us. Take this wildflower trail in Newtown, Pennsylvania, nestled in a beautiful state park. As you meander along this picturesque path, you'll likely feel a million miles away from it all. In reality, you'll be just 33 miles from the excitement of Center City, Philadelphia. Enjoy a relaxing hike then head to Philly for a bit of big-city thrills.

When you're craving the quiet of nature, make your way to Tyler State Park, which boasts 1,711 acres of sheer natural beauty - from wildflowers to a waterfall.

This tranquil Pennsylvania state park is just as popular with horseback riders as it is with hikers.

One of the best ways to explore this pretty park is on one of its scenic hiking trails. Consider starting with the 7.3-mile Tyler State Park Trail, especially if it's your first visit to the park.

While the trail snags a moderate rating, most hikers agree that it's more on the easy side and is more than doable for kids.

Leashed dogs are also permitted along the trail.

One of the highlights of this winding trail is the wildflowers that add an extra pop of color to the landscape. The trail is predominately paved, although you'll face quite a few hills.

The hilly terrain can result in quite a good workout.

Plenty of surprises await along the trail that's home to Schofield Ford Covered Bridge, an enchanting piece of the past.

Wander through the bridge for absolutely gorgeous views. You'll need a camera for this adventure.

Plenty of natural beauty, including a waterfall, Neshaminy Creek, and...

An abundance of wildlife will greet you. You might run into some of the park's residents, including deer.

Keep an eye out, too, for water snakes.

Learn more on the official website of Tyler State Park.

Have you followed this wildflower trail in Newtown, Pennsylvania? What did you think? Let us know in the comments! Did you know that Newtown Theatre is the oldest operating theater in America? Yep, and it's worth a visit!

Before you set off on this picturesque trail in Newtown, Pennsylvania, make sure you've got a pair of sturdy hiking boots.