Follow This 26-Mile Trail In Pennsylvania To A Waterfall, Unique Rock Formation And Native American Artwork

If you're looking for a real adventure in Pennsylvania that isn't too difficult, we have just the suggestion for you. This lengthy riverside trail boasts so many interesting features — including Native American petroglyphs, a waterfall, and tunnels — and will make for the loveliest day in nature. Here's what you need to know about this unique Pennsylvania hike.

The Allegheny River Trail is over 28 miles long, which sounds daunting.

But trust us: This trail isn't a difficult one — and it truly packs a punch.

Like the name of the trail suggests, it runs beside the Allegheny River.

It's mostly paved, and the elevation gain on this point to point trail is only 810 feet.

Along the way, you weave in and out of the forest. It's pretty and peaceful out here.

Keep an eye out for interesting wildlife!

One of the most interesting parts of the trail comes when Indian God Rock emerges.

This massive boulder is covered in Native American petroglyphs. All sorts of drawings are etched into the rock.

You'll also come across a waterfall, which is always a sight to behold.

Make sure to stop and snap some photos of it!

Another highlight of the trail? There are multiple tunnels you can explore along the way.

Make sure you bring a flashlight, though — they're very dark!

This hike will take you awhile, but it's such an interesting and exciting day activity.

Just make sure you bring snacks, water, and comfortable shoes!

Keep in mind the trail is best used from April until November. Oh, and you can bring your dog along with you for the hike! What is your favorite Pennsylvania hike? Let us know in the comments!