Lacawac Sanctuary In Pennsylvania Was Named One Of The Most Stunning Lesser-Known Places In The U.S.
Outdoor and nature lovers know that Pennsylvania’s a tiny piece of paradise. With so many well-known and hidden gems to explore, we’re sure to miss some of them. Lacawac Sanctuary in Pennsylvania, in fact, earns props as an absolutely stunning destination that not enough people across the state know about. When you’re craving time among nature, plan a visit to this sprawling sanctuary that’s bursting with wildflowers, local wildlife, and a beautiful glacial lake.
A sprawling nature preserve that stretches 545 acres, Lacawac Sanctuary in Lake Ariel has been a popular destination for local nature lovers since it first opened in 1966.
It's home to Lake Lacawac, known as "the southernmost glacial lake in the hemisphere." You can sit on one of the benches nearby and marvel at the unspoiled beauty of the 52-acre lake.
To make it easy to find your way around the nature preserve, stop by the kiosk at the entrance or at the visitors center (when it's open) to pick up a map.
Have you been to Lacawac Sanctuary in Pennsylvania? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! For more beauty among nature, make your way to Columcille Megalith Park in Bangor, which will likely remind you of Stonehenge in England.
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Address: Lacawac Sanctuary, 94 Sanctuary Rd, Lake Ariel, PA 18436, USA
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